Colson really really wants to be able to hire only his own kind, with government money. Christ is all he's got to offer, sezee. Your tax dollars at work? See Gilgoff's report.
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- Asinus Gravis: Chuck has lots of rich friends who claim to be Christians. Let them foot the bill for his proselytizing. It is an affront to our constitutional republic to have folks read more
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Chuck has lots of rich friends who claim to be Christians. Let them foot the bill for his proselytizing.
It is an affront to our constitutional republic to have folks such as him lining up at the public trough to help spread their religion.