In a sign that the season truly has begun, the Christmas Wars are now in full swing.
In Denver, a group of protesters are choosing billboards over picketing as a way to call attention to the Nativity scene at the City & County Building, where it has been displayed every year alongside secular symbols since a judge approved the arrangement in 1986. The billboards urge the government to stop supporting religion, and to move the Nativity scene to a church.
Reports that a Florida elementary school had banned the colors red and green because of their association with Christmas, turn out of course not to be true.
The city of Philadelphia has removed the sign for its "Christmas Village" event after complaints that is was not properly inclusive.
U.S. Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) is refusing to participate in Tulsa's annual Christmas parade because it has changed its name to a "holiday parade."
Meanwhile the Catholic League reports positive responses from 12 Governors to their request to have Nativity scenes displayed in every Capitol rotunda in the country.
