Illinois moment of silence ruled unconstitutional

I am filing this in the "hard to believe department."  According to Mike Robinson of the Associated Press,

A federal judge [Robert W. Gettleman] has ruled that a state law requiring a moment of silence in public schools across Illinois is unconstitutional, saying it crosses the line separating church and state.

"The statute is a subtle effort to force students at impressionable ages to contemplate religion," U.S. District Judge Robert W. Gettleman said in his ruling Wednesday.  [more. . .]

Me:  Has it come to this?  What manner of insanity grips the radical left?  I am wondering when the sane people of the land will rise up against this madness . . .