Another Alabama judge has gone off the deep end.
Andalusia, Ala. -- A rural Alabama judge began wearing a robe embroidered with the Ten Commandments to court this week, in his own way echoing the statement made by the state Supreme Court chief justice ousted over a Ten Commandments display.
Covington County Presiding Circuit Court Judge Ashley McKathan said he ordered the robe and had it embroidered using his own money. He said he was standing up for his own personal religious convictions.
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The next thing you know some judge in Alabama will have the Ten Commandments tattooed on his forehead.
