AN IMPORTANT ELECTION TODAY
CONTENTS
Subjects of the day – Wednesday, Bible review
Linden’s Life
Other Stuff
Your Comments
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AN IMPORTANT ELECTION TODAY
Several states, primarily Wisconsin but including Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey and probably others, have been involved in political battles to reduce costs with unions of various stripes. Unions are not necessary, lowering the cost of government is.
The election of a Supreme Court judge in Wisconsin today is an important test of whether the real middle class will go to the polls and support the recent actions of Governor Scott Walker. We can only hope and pray that his efforts to reduce the cost of government will prevail. The three links below address that subject.
Link to first related article:
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/04/04/wisconsins-supreme-moment
Link to the second related article:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2011/04/prosser_vs_kloppenburg_wiscons.html
Link to the third related article:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2011/04/special_thanks_to_kenoshas_pub.html
Link to classical music and ballet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbY_FIyXPFg&feature=related
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LINDEN’S LIFE
Driving in heavy rain, I picked up some donuts and drove to Voter Registration in Danville where, once again, I was the first to vote in Hendricks County. Had a nice visit while I was there. Sam drove to Plainfield from Indianapolis and we had a bunch of pizza for lunch. Then, we returned to my place and he led me through the preparation of my taxes. We have been doing that for years. I had messages from Brian and Julie as well as some others.
LeAnn Rimes, with her beautiful voice, sang the national anthem at the start of the NCAA championship game. Unfortunately, from my standpoint, she butchered some of the individual words of the song. It should be delivered as if it were a prayer! Butler played one of those games that should not happen to a team…it seemed that not one of their players played up to their potential. So they, with lots to be proud of, finished second in tournament play.
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OTHER STUFF
Primary April donation focus: local charity plus CMF International, Wendy Wagoner, Tanzania https://p2p.paperlesstrans.com/default.aspx?i=cmfms&c3=WAGONER+Wendy&c4=400300
Feel free to make others aware of this blog and our efforts to support worthwhile political and social causes.
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YOUR COMMENTS
The comments link below has been disabled and anything that gets through by accident goes to spam. Send comments or questions to LWDcomment@aol.com
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Subjects of the day – Wednesday, Bible review
Linden’s Life
Other Stuff
Your Comments
-----
AN IMPORTANT ELECTION TODAY
Several states, primarily Wisconsin but including Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey and probably others, have been involved in political battles to reduce costs with unions of various stripes. Unions are not necessary, lowering the cost of government is.
The election of a Supreme Court judge in Wisconsin today is an important test of whether the real middle class will go to the polls and support the recent actions of Governor Scott Walker. We can only hope and pray that his efforts to reduce the cost of government will prevail. The three links below address that subject.
Link to first related article:
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/04/04/wisconsins-supreme-moment
Link to the second related article:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2011/04/prosser_vs_kloppenburg_wiscons.html
Link to the third related article:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2011/04/special_thanks_to_kenoshas_pub.html
Link to classical music and ballet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbY_FIyXPFg&feature=related
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LINDEN’S LIFE
Driving in heavy rain, I picked up some donuts and drove to Voter Registration in Danville where, once again, I was the first to vote in Hendricks County. Had a nice visit while I was there. Sam drove to Plainfield from Indianapolis and we had a bunch of pizza for lunch. Then, we returned to my place and he led me through the preparation of my taxes. We have been doing that for years. I had messages from Brian and Julie as well as some others.
LeAnn Rimes, with her beautiful voice, sang the national anthem at the start of the NCAA championship game. Unfortunately, from my standpoint, she butchered some of the individual words of the song. It should be delivered as if it were a prayer! Butler played one of those games that should not happen to a team…it seemed that not one of their players played up to their potential. So they, with lots to be proud of, finished second in tournament play.
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OTHER STUFF
Primary April donation focus: local charity plus CMF International, Wendy Wagoner, Tanzania https://p2p.paperlesstrans.com/default.aspx?i=cmfms&c3=WAGONER+Wendy&c4=400300
Feel free to make others aware of this blog and our efforts to support worthwhile political and social causes.
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YOUR COMMENTS
The comments link below has been disabled and anything that gets through by accident goes to spam. Send comments or questions to LWDcomment@aol.com
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