Harry Reid Interviewed on State of Belief starting now on AAR !

Politicians are Editing the Ten Commandments! What’s Next?

Washington June 16 – On this Sunday’s "State of Belief," The Interfaith Alliance Foundation’s show on Air America Radio, Rev. Welton Gaddy hears from the most powerful Democrat in the Senate about the role faith plays in politics, the Louisiana Senate edits the Ten Commandments and Welton preaches to the choir about reauthorizing the Voting Rights Authorization (VRA) bill which is on its way to the floor of the U.S. House.
Senate Minority Leader Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) joins Welton on the phone to talk about the proper role of religion in politics. He says faith is important as long as there is a clear separation because “we need to make sure we have the religious liberties that make this country great and try not to mix them with government.”
Louisiana State Senator James David Cain (R-Dry Creek) calls Welton from the Senate floor to explain why he wrote legislation to post the Ten Commandments in government buildings, which led to legislators editing the Ten Commandments. Asked if there are not more important issues in Louisiana, Cain responds, “If I have one person in this state who will read the Ten Commandments I’ve done a wonderful job.”
 
House Majority Leader John Boehner (R-OH) will bring the VRA to the floor of the U.S. House next week in what should be a great show of bipartisan support to extend the guaranteed rights and freedoms to all Americans. Welton says, “No one in this democracy should ever have to fear their vote was not counted. The outcome of elections should be determined by voters, not the Supreme Court, the Federal Election Commission or anyone else.”
 
State of Belief explores the intersection of religion with politics, culture, media, and activism. Through interviews with newsmakers and celebrities, reports from the field, and his own commentary, Welton shows how religion and radical freedom are best friends and how the religious right is wrong – wrong for America and bad for religion.

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The faith-based programs are simply an excuse for Bush to put $$$ into Christian schools and into Christian churches that will preach their brand of politics.

I hope Rev. Gaddy gets through to Reid...

Once again, Reid -> :thumbsdown:

who, whaddaya know, heads the interfaith alliance. oh harry, your advance team ought to be doing better than that. sheesh.
he was not prepared.
on the upside, welton mentioned election fraud/ voters being disenfranchised and the rolling stone article! that was good to see.
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i liked when welton admitted enjoying seeing the conservatives infight. shit, he;s only human.
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and they have only one kind of hair- the downy undercoat. she was almost bald when i got her last year, because she had just been bred.
wait, i'll add a pic of sweet pea in a minute
be right back!

glowing eyes. this is an old pic, they have a bit more hair now!

I just forgot - she looked wet to me!

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Good freaking, freak!

Hey, Senator Reid - THE US GOVERNMENT IS OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE --

What the HELL do you mean that WE DON"T NEED THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE CARE OF US?

THE GOVERNMENT IS US!!!

What don't you understand about about "OF the people, BY the people, FOR the people?"

Stop towing the freaking Ronny Raygun line: "The scariest words I ever heard were 'I'm from the government and I am here to help." (paraphrase)

Great Job, Reid -> Join the Rethuglican chorus to destroy the government. :grr:

Privatize. Destroy the government. Destroy democracy.

It's nice to touch base with my faith