Listen in as Host John Snyder, Mr. Curmudgeon and Engineer Par Excellence Nick Ellis discuss the recent primaries and the outrageous attack on a Korean Warship. The conversation turns raucous as the ITPS team concludes that middle of the road policies are almost never the right ones. We must choose between fish or chicken.
John Snyder on the "Don Kroah Show" WAVA 105.1 FM Washingon D.C.
John Snyder and John Garza discuss the "seperation of Church and State" on the Don Kroah Show. Program was aired live on WAVA 105.1FM on May 25th at 5:00pm.
Listen in as In the Public Square Team discusses the American bureaucracy that cannot be changed. Since Civil Service Reform in the 1890?s (The Pendleton Act) the idea that government should be run by ?professionals? has resulted in the creation of a permanent class of government employees who cannot be fired or laid off. Consequently, all our elected representatives are beholden more to the interest of public service unions and bureaucrats than to the American people. Congressional Representatives, Senators, Cabinet Members and Presidents come and go by the election process but the same old government employee class continues to accrue power and empire build without any recourse in the process of democracy. Ultimately, this means that America is less and less a government of, for, and by the people, and more and more a government controlled by a permanent ruling class.
With rioting in Athens Greece and the gathering darkness of a looming debt crisis descending over Europe and the United States, In the Public Square takes on the tragic meaning of debt, its relationship to character and national moral health, and the deeper implications for Christians who do more than account in dollars and cents. Listen in as Mr. Curmudgeon, Engineer Extraordinaire Nick Ellis and Host John Snyder discuss--The Ticking Debt Time Bomb!
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