This addresses the need to renew Senator Obama's call for A Deeper, Fuller Conversation About Religion In This Country.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/2008/05/mccain_the_surge_and_verb_tens.html

Follow the above link to an article describing an incident in which John McCain claimed that US troops in Iraq had been reduced to pre-surge levels. When told that he was wrong, that troops had been drawn down, but not to pre-serge levels, McCain of course had a choice to apologize for the error, and point out that Americans are really tired of this “gotcha”...

I’m still hoping for a change of heart from Senator Clinton.

Interestingly, my pastor recently asked the question in our small group, “Today, who’s defending the faith?” The first name that came to my mind was Jim Wallis, but I knew my pastor and no one in the room other than my wife were familiar with Jim so I blurted out Billy Graham.

I just heard the Mitt Romney concession speech.  And as a Mormon, I am incredibly offended.

Estranged husband is freed, then kills wife, 

Despite her pleading, no protection order issued over the holidays

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22731947/

 The 2 most controversial topics are religion and politics.  In the coming year, we will combine facets of both with the 2008 elections.  It can divide even families.  So it is no wonder, it is dividing our nation.

Hate is the prevailing driving force in politics these days.  The conservatives hate the liberals.  The liberals hate the Bushies.  The Bushies hate anyone that disagrees with them.  It is for this one reason that Hillary can't win.