Pondering the Principles of Proverbs
It is fashionable in the United States to criticize those in public office–from the local dog catcher all the way to the White House. It is one of our basic freedoms granted to us in the Bill of Rights. Christians love this right, and join in with all others in denigrating anyone in public office with whom they might disagree.
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It is fashionable in the United States to criticize those in public office–from the local dog catcher all the way to the White House. It is one of our basic freedoms granted to us in the Bill of Rights. Christians love this right, and join in with all others in denigrating anyone in public office with whom they might disagree.
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