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The Role of Local Government

The Lion's Roar Posted on October 16, 2015 by LarryOctober 16, 2015

As I became more involved in politics at a local level a few years ago, I was faced with questions I had never thought about before. I’ve been following national government for years and have very definite ideas about that. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Local, Politics | Tagged city government, Constitution, fiscal responsibility, local control, politics, rights, taxes

What about the Constitution?

The Lion's Roar Posted on January 8, 2012 by LarryJanuary 8, 2012

As I watched last night’s ABC debate among the Republican presidential candidates, it finally occurred to me what was missing. There could be numerous other complaints about the debate, but this one bothers me most. It is something that has … Continue reading →

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Posted in Politics | Tagged Constitution, debates, GOP, republicans

Government vs. Truth

The Lion's Roar Posted on November 7, 2011 by LarryNovember 7, 2011

How can a government designed by and for flawed human beings of diverse philosophies and beliefs be anything but flawed itself? If truth and justice must be submitted to a committee for approval, how will either survive? These are the … Continue reading →

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Posted in Politics | Tagged church and state, Constitution, government, law, morality, religion, truth

Thoughts on Representative Government

The Lion's Roar Posted on March 19, 2011 by LarryMarch 19, 2011

That is what we have, right?  We even call the lower house the House of Representatives.  The people whom we put in office are supposed to act as our representatives in making government decisions.  What does that mean?  What is … Continue reading →

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Posted in Politics | Tagged Constitution, ethics, government, law, morality
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