Wall St. Journal:  “There’s nothing like a good old fashioned separation-of-church-and-state case to get a community all riled up. Politicians hurl barbs; interest groups from the right and left make brazen accusations; TV talk-show hosts lean just a little closer to the camera when they make their appeals. And bloggers, well, we eat it all up.  The latest to hit the airwaves: a smackdown in South Carolina over religiously themed license plates.”

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