Holi submits a bill that requires “God we trust” in federal buildings
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First on the fox: Senator Josh Holie, R-MO, presents a legislation on Tuesday that requires federal buildings all over the country to show the national slogan of America prominently, “By God we trust.”
If the House of Representatives and the Senate and signed by President Donald Trump approved it, the draft law will direct the head of the American Public Services Department to ensure that all federal buildings “realize or expose” the national slogan within one year.
“Our national slogan dates back to the days of President Lincoln. The Congress adopted” in God we trust “as our national slogan in 1956 during the rise of communism without divine, and our national slogan is still today.”
He added that “in God we trust in an act” will ensure that the federal government – as well as the American people for which it operates – never forget the final source of freedom and prosperity that this country enjoys. While the United States is preparing to celebrate its 250th birthday.
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Senator Josh Hawly presses the federal buildings to showcase the prominent America’s national logo, “in God we trust.” (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
The legislative batch comes a few days after Trump announced his “Sulayih” program, which calls on Americans to devote time every week We pray for the country And to emphasize faith as the essential to establish the nation and its future.
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Trump’s payment is just an encouragement and no legislative weight. The initiative also indicates that people join at least 10 others every week to pray.
“President Trump has revived one of the most prominent principles and strength in America – we are one nation under God,” said Taylor Rogers, a spokeswoman for Fox News Digital on Monday. “With the approaching anniversary of the 250th anniversary of the greatest country in the world, President Trump calls on the Americans to pray for our nation and our people. America is stronger with the power of prayer.”
President Donald Trump during a meeting of the Religious Freedom Committee at the Bible Museum in Washington, DC, on Monday, September 8, 2025. (Nathan Howard/Bloomberg via Getti Emaiz)
Protect the independence declaration in our 250 year
The discussion was transferred about the American Christian foundations in the spotlight last week thanks to the background between Senator Tim Kane, D-FA, and Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas.
Speaking to a federal candidate, Kane mocked the idea that rights are based on anything other than the government.
“The idea that rights do not come from laws and do not come from the government, but it comes from the Creator – this is what the Iranian government believes,” Kane said. “The statement that our rights do not come from our laws or our governments are very worrying.”
After Kane left the session, the Senator Ted Cruz, R-TEXAS, was strongly on the comments.
Cruz said: “I almost came out of my chair because” the radical and dangerous idea ” – with his words – is literally the founding principle that the United States of America was created,” Cruz said.
He continued to quote the words of Thomas Jefferson in the declaration of independence, saying: “We carry these facts to be intuitive, and that all men were created equally, and that they give their Creator with certain rights that are not declining, and that they are among this life, freedom and the pursuit of happiness.”
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Cruz shared a video of Kane’s statements alongside himself and wrote, “The extraordinary condemnation of the founding principle of America is exactly what the mistake in the Democratic Party today. The government protects us God’s rightsDo not create it or destroy it. “
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The Alexander Fox News Hall contributed to this report.