Democracy?
Yes, I know it's a representative democracy, but when this much of the population agrees, Congress ought to be able to enact the will of the people, eh?
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Yes, I know it's a representative democracy, but when this much of the population agrees, Congress ought to be able to enact the will of the people, eh?
O, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. It just keeps getting worse, Lord, help us!
After a spate of recent SCOTUS decisions, EJ is suggesting that we do not need any more of the Alito and Roberts type judges. I'd be pretty sympathetic to that.
Thanks to all of you for keeping discussion going while I was "away." Hope to be back to more discussion and posting tomorrow. Blessings, friends!!
Now, here is one congressman putting his money where his mouth is.
The times they are a-changing--do we thank Bush for this?
Yeah, as if.... Key quote:
"If the committees just want the facts, then they should withdraw the subpoenas and accept the president's offer, instead of this continued pattern of gross overreach and confrontation," said White House spokesman Tony Fratto.
These folks are talking about overreach and pointing at someone else??
One is about to hit the other.
Here is a very short story about the rally from Tuesday.
As much as I agree that the behavior reported here is outrageous, I do wonder what benefit we are supposed to be gaining from this revelation, coming some 26 years later.
Jim Wallis: Living God's Politics: A Guide to Putting Your Faith into Action
Virginia Todd Holeman: Reconcilable Differences: Hope and Healing for Troubled Marriages
The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology (Blackwell Companions to Religion)
Michael L. Budde: Christianity Incorporated: How Big Business Is Buying the Church
Jim Wallis: The Call to Conversion : Why Faith Is Always Personal but Never Private
Jim Wallis: God's Politics : Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It