‘Fox & Friends’ Debates Whether Ranting House Stenographer Was Victim of Religious Persecution

“Maybe she just saw something that didn’t seem right,” Elisabeth Hasselbeck

Was the stenographer who started ranting about God during a vote to end the government shutdown on Wednesday the victim of religious persecution?

That was the conclusion of viewers who wrote into “Fox & Friends” on Thursday morning to express their outrage that Dianne Reidy, a reporter with the Office of the Clerk, was pulled away from a microphone by Capitol Hill security personnel after shouting “Do not be deceived. God shall not be mocked. A House divided cannot stand.”

She went on to add that the Constitution was written by Freemasons and atheists before praising Jesus Christ and God.

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