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55 year old white male. Married with three children. In my youth I co-founded, and for 10 years directed, the not-for-profit organization Part of the Solution (POTS) in the Bronx, NY. I currently serve as President and CEO of a not-for-profit healthcare organization.
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Saturday, February 4, 2017
Matters of Fact: Lessons Learned from the Bowling Green Massacre Kelleyanne Conway's latest foray into alternative facts is getting the kind of treatment many of her and Trump's false assertions should have received prior to the election. But her statement indicate not only a disdain for matters of fact, but for a matter-of-fact style of governing as well.
Saturday, February 4, 2017Matters of Fact: Lessons Learned from the Bowling Green Massacre Kelleyanne Conway's latest foray into alternative facts is getting the kind of treatment many of her and Trump's false assertions should have received prior to the election. But her statement indicate not only a disdain for matters of fact, but for a matter-of-fact style of governing as well.
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Saturday, December 17, 2016
Idolatry at the Core of White American Christianity: Why a Trump Presidency is only one of its many rotten fruits This opinion piece is written exclusively from a Christian perspective identifying the overarching spiritual sin that enabled those who call themselves Christian to support and vote for Trump. This sin is idolatry and it consists of viewing an object, the Bible, as the Word of God.
Saturday, December 17, 2016Idolatry at the Core of White American Christianity: Why a Trump Presidency is only one of its many rotten fruits This opinion piece is written exclusively from a Christian perspective identifying the overarching spiritual sin that enabled those who call themselves Christian to support and vote for Trump. This sin is idolatry and it consists of viewing an object, the Bible, as the Word of God.
