There may be no room at the inn for the newborn Christ child, but is there room for free speech at the United States' highest court? Around noon on Thursday, an elaborate Nativity scene featuring live actors – the Holy Family, the Wise Men, a drummer boy, two camels, a donkey, and myriad others – processed from 2nd Street NE in Washington, D.C. to the steps of the Supreme Court. Yes, the animals were live, too, including the camels.  There was a small one (officially named Junior) and a large one (presumably, per one reporter the American Thinker talked to, named Senior).  See them here: Oops – rather, see them here: Junior in the foreground, and Senior (maybe?) in the background. The organization Faith and Action put together the live Nativity, with Rev. Pat Mahoney helping to officiate and Chief of Program Peggy Nienabar keeping the procession on track. Nienabar told the American Thinker that the live Nativity has been a staple...(Read Full Post)