Comic-Con: First Amendment Central

By Warren Rojas

Posted July 19, 2013 at 11:22pm

SAN DIEGO — We hate to break it to everyone that camps out on the front steps of the Capitol to get their First Amendment on, but Comic-Con appears to be much more fertile ground for advocating religious freedom.

You’ve got the good.

The presumably bad.

And the heretical all hanging within 100 feet of one another…

Mission accomplished, Founding Fathers!

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