Yesterday’s defeat of a massive funding bill designed to restore liquidity to the nation’s financial markets has sparked a vigorous debate about who is to blame and which of the political candidates will benefit. A critical fact has been ignored in all of the name calling and finger pointing. The American people hated this bill. [...]
Archive for September, 2008
Congressional Bailout Failure: A Failure to Listen
Posted in Baptist, Blogroll, Church, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Culture, Democrats, Faith, Finance, Life, Religion, Republicans, Theology, Virginia Baptists, bailout, business, current events, government, politics, tagged bailout, Baptists, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Democrats, election, politics, Republicans, Virginia Baptists on September 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Feeling Good About Gas at $3.45 Per Gallon
Posted in Baptist, Christianity, Church, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Faith, God, Life, Religion, Spirituality, Theology, Uncategorized on September 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I had a shock, yesterday. I went to check out at the grocery store, and I was unprepared for the high cost of the few items in my two small, plastic bags, even though prices have been rising steadily for weeks. Earlier in the day, I was feeling triumphant about finding gas for $3.45 per [...]
