A federal judge has ruled the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb issued the ruling, which would strike down a federal law that established the National Day of Prayer in 1952. In 1988 the first Thursday of May was made the official day each year. Days of Prayer have been called […]
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It has become a familiar tune recently with just a little bit of the lyrics changed. Critics chant, “Clinton, Bush, Obama lied” and hope the masses believe it. With Bill Clinton, it was accusations about multiple sexual partners/victims. Defenders came up with a variety of arguments–the President’s personal business doesn’t affect his job performance, it’s
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Some people are natural leaders whereas others need to develop leadership qualities and grow into the role. For this latter group it is useful to look at examples of leadership and see what kind can be learned. We’ve had some vivid examples recently courtesy of President Barack Obama and also from the Washington Redskins. The
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There has been much comment made about President Barack Obama’s assertions that the problems in the United States are still the fault of his predecessor, George W. Bush. Conservatives are telling the President to stop living in the past. Liberals are saying that conservatives are just mad because the truth hurts. Such commentary leads to
Afghanistan–What a headache for President Barack Obama. Generally, Americans in recent generations have trusted Republican Presidents more when it comes to military toughness while they trust Democrats with domestic assistance. I’m not making value judgments here; I’m just sharing what I’ve read and heard, and such generalizations are always subject to change (cases in point:
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