[Ronnie Raygun]

"I offered my opinion that institutions of government ought not to endorse prayers, and I stated the reasons I thought they should not do so. I pointed out the pitfall you let yourself in for. I advocated no law, and in fact, I do not advocate any such law."

The pitfall is yours. If you claim to stand with the forefathers and The Constitution then you must believe in the 1st amendment (which you don't) and the 1st amendment says that gov't can make no law restricting the free exercise of religion (which they did) and that Congress shall not make a law respecting the establishment of a religion (which they didn't).

So, what's your problem?

"Ask yourself these questions at your hypothetical football game."

It's a true story Maxi. It happened in Texas.

Everything else is irrelevent. Let's focus on the words of our forefathers which you claim to support.