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First impression: it's a non-decision that makes very little clear. I will probably have more to say about it later.
However, it didn't take long for the wingnut brigade to come up with pithy rejoinders like this:
My question is, why can't we have the Ten Commandments in courthouses, but terrorists can have hot-off-the-press Korans in prison?Here's a hint: one of these things is not like the other things.
The comments are also a regular Republican Talking Points Underground, invoking Terri Schiavo, moral relativism, secular humanism, and flag burning, among other unrelated misdirections. It's tempting to suggest that the nutty side of the right-wing has a blog vomit reflex akin to the Democratic Underground's Bushitler McSmirkyChimp nonsense.
