Another View on the Religious Test of Office
Russia Today interviewed Cecil Bothwell, who was sworn in as a new city councilman in Asheville, North Carolina, and dealing with several people who want him to be removed from his job because he does not believe in "Almighty God."
Some of his opponents say that Bothwell should step down because of pending lawsuits from the religious right because the lawsuits will cost the City legal fees.
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