num_pages: 273
description: From “Voting My Faith”: Only a fool would claim to be right all the time, because to do so would mean they had no more to learn. Yet as much as I concede the left may have something to teach me, I will not engage in debate with them under the false premise that they bring the only open minds to the table. Of course, they might not want to talk to me anyway. I have a dangerous tendency to see things in black and white. Enter the parties themselves—constantly promising a smorgasbord of ideas to build coalitions for victory but in the end delivering on few, resulting in power for themselves, crumbs for the noisiest and best funded members of their coalition, and actual representation for the ideas of fewer and fewer Americans.
language: English
title: Voting My Faith: Essays from For God and Country.com
titlecomplete: Voting My Faith: Essays from For God and Country.com
publisher: PublishAmerica