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Atheist Michael Newdow went to court in 2002, challenging whether the recitation in public school of the words “under God” contained in the Pledge of Allegiance was a constitutional infringement of his daughter’s rights. While unsuccessful, the attempt tied up the courts for some eight years and spawned similar challenges in other states. Newdow also lost a lawsuit aimed at stopping an invocation prayer at George W. Bush’s 2005 inauguration.

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