It's been a while since we've had a photo caption contest, but that pic from NewsOK.com just begs for it.
In case you missed it, a group of cosplay cowboys traveled 100 miles on horseback from a church in Texas to hand deliver a 10 Commandments tablet to Mary Fallin. Although the photo may make you think otherwise, the goal of the rough riders was not to shame and embarrass our Governor by presenting her with a tablet that commands people to not commit adultery. They were also not filming scenes for the new Billy Crystal movie "City Slickers 4: The Search for Mary's Brain."
Instead, the cowboys simply wanted to let Governor Fallin know they support her views on state-endorsed religion, and will do whatever's possible to keep this ridiculous, unconstitutional, pandering issue on the front page of newspapers in our state and around the country.
Via NewsOK.com:
A Texas preacher handed Gov. Mary Fallin a foot-long Ten Commandments stone tablet Friday at the end of a 100-mile horseback ride.
Pastor John Riggs of the Texoma Cowboy Church decided on the journey after learning that a 6-foot granite version of the religious display was removed from the Capitol grounds under court order.
"It breaks our heart to see where our country is headed and to see the removal of the law of God from our land and from our buildings," he said after he and nine other men on horseback arrived shortly before 11 a.m.
"We're just standing up today to use the freedoms that we have to let everyone know that we are mighty in number. We are by the millions who believe the very thing that we are riding for, for our God and for this country."