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Topic: Accountability
Faith based groups: No proselytizing with tax-dollars
By Rev. Charles Moreland | January 24, 2009 | 
President Obama is a person of faith; he recognizes the strength (spiritual) that is released in his personal life as he practices daily spiritual exercises.
While on active duty as a U.S. Army Chaplain, I appreciated serving, ministry and working with chaplains who were also assiociated with the same denomination as President Obama.
Already our new president is strengthening the bonds of religion and society and how government, churches, and religious organizations can work together to better community and country. However, there are guidelines and regulations for each to follow to ensure maximum success.
On the campaign trail. President Obama emphasized his Christian faith; in speeches he connected faith and public policy. For instance, he spoke about the present “faith-based” initiatives. He recognized the value of a partnership between government and religious faith organizations dedicated to improving communities. He is already pledging and committing to expanding and renaming the faith-based office. «Read the rest of this article»
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The resurrection of Habeas Corpus
By Bill Larson | January 24, 2007 |
We posted several articles in the past about the Republican Congress and the Bush Administration taking away the right of Habeas Corpus from American citizens in clear violation of the constitutional prohibitions against suspending it.
Nothing could be less American than a government that can indefinitely hold people in secret torture cells, take away their protections against horrific and cruel abuse, put them on trial based on evidence that they cannot see, sentence them to death based on testimony literally beaten out of witnesses, and then slam shut the courthouse door for any habeas petition, but that’s exactly what Congress just approved. – Christopher Anders, an ACLU Legislative Counsel
Here’s a video clip showing what a difference having a Democrat controlled House and Senate will do for you!
No more and never again!
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