Showing posts with label Todd Rundgren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Todd Rundgren. Show all posts
Thursday, July 9, 2020
JOYFUL WANDERING -- 71
+ Where have I been? Where am I going? It's a mystery,
isn't it?
+ Dear Christian Trump supporters, I know you believe that making
Trump President would lead to policies and laws that you folks on the Right
think would be good for us. But, oh,
what a stain you have put on the name of Christianity and the stain will not
wear off for generations to come.
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+ Your Turn
Thursday, January 9, 2014
COFFEE BREAK 400
+ updated at 5:34 EST on Thursday, January 9, 2014
+ The Washington Post offers "Church shouldn't be this hard" by Tom Ehrick. Excerpt: "An assembly that should relax into the serenity of God’s unconditional love shouldn’t be so filled with hatred and fear." | Read it all
+ Love IS the answer. Sing Along!
+ Robert Reich offers "Why The Republican’sOld Divide-and-Conquer Strategy — Setting Working Class Against the Poor — Is Backfiring." Excerpt: "Republicans told the working class that its hard-earned tax dollars were being siphoned off to pay for “welfare queens” (as Ronald Reagan decorously dubbed a black single woman on welfare) and other nefarious loafers. The poor were “them” — lazy, dependent on government handouts, and overwhelmingly black — in sharp contrast to “us,” who were working ever harder, proudly independent (even sending wives and mothers to work, in order to prop up family incomes dragged down by shrinking male paychecks), and white." | Read it all
+ The Washington Post offers "Church shouldn't be this hard" by Tom Ehrick. Excerpt: "An assembly that should relax into the serenity of God’s unconditional love shouldn’t be so filled with hatred and fear." | Read it all
+ Love IS the answer. Sing Along!
+ Robert Reich offers "Why The Republican’sOld Divide-and-Conquer Strategy — Setting Working Class Against the Poor — Is Backfiring." Excerpt: "Republicans told the working class that its hard-earned tax dollars were being siphoned off to pay for “welfare queens” (as Ronald Reagan decorously dubbed a black single woman on welfare) and other nefarious loafers. The poor were “them” — lazy, dependent on government handouts, and overwhelmingly black — in sharp contrast to “us,” who were working ever harder, proudly independent (even sending wives and mothers to work, in order to prop up family incomes dragged down by shrinking male paychecks), and white." | Read it all
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