In the tradition of democracy in the United States, truth and justice is bedrock. So whether you call for truth from your faith tradition or call for truth from your commitment to this country, the truth needs to be pursued. We believe that the truth can only be pursued in a full and fair trial.
This feels like a day where the senate is going to need to get it right and I am not sure they are going to.
Care for the poor, the hungry. Welcome the stranger. We’re asking people to look at that when they vote and look at those issues when they vote.
Oftentimes, when we go into a state or a city, we will tie into that (Faith in Action) network. It’s a great gift.
There is something comforting about being part of a story, an old story. Ours is an old story. It allows us to fearlessly call things what they are.
Trump’s misguided approach to ‘America First’ has caused many voters of faith to rethink their support for him. If just 5% of faith voters move away from Trump, he doesn’t stand a chance in 2020.
Here is Doug Pagitt, executive director of Vote Common Good, making short promotional videos for the tour this afternoon.