Embrace What You Have In Common With Rick Warren

Huffington Post by Lee Stranahan | Dec. 18, 2008 (Opinion)

Apparently, Barack Obama meant what he said about our politics being too small for our problems.

With job layoffs and new miserable financial statistics being announced every day, how else can we explain the press and some Republicans being endlessly fascinated with the non-connection between between Obama and Blagojevich? How else does one explain the thrashing about of some progressives over the idea of Pastor Rick Warren saying a few minutes of ... Full Story »

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 by Barry Grossheim - Dec. 18, 2008

Well expressed opinion piece on the politics of Obama and why no one should be surprised by his choice of Rick Warren as one of two ministers ... More »

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