That Time The House Of Representatives Actually Had A Vote About The 'War On Christmas'

WASHINGTON -- In 2005 the House of Representatives struck a mighty blow against those insidious secular busybodies when lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to affirm the right of Americans to enjoy the trappings of Christmas. A resolution by Rep. Jo Ann Davis (R-Va.) stated that the House "strongly disapproves of attempts to ban references to Christmas" and supports Christmas symbols and traditions. "Christmas has been declared politically incorrect," Davis lamented that December on the House floor, ...