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Religious people believe it is the body’s “soul” and came from God.
No matter what you believe about the origin of that “life” force in that body, it is clear that that tiny new body is not dead. It is clear that it is developing and growing. It is clear that the “life” force is at work and will be at work until it leaves its physical body when it “dies.”
Developing and growing and not dead. Alive.
Do you think that is clear enough for someone in Obama’s “pay grade”?
p>Shush, if his “pay grade” isn’t high enough to understand that, surely it’s not high enough to understand the presidency either. br> — A. C. Santore /p>I was one of perhaps three or four people who watched the town meeting Saturday.
It came to me as if by divine revelation (though I’m sure it wasn’t) that there is an apt comparison to Mr. Obama. He is cotton candy.
p>With a swirled cone of the spun sugar fibers that comprise cotton candy you have to open your jaws until they ache to get a bite. But once you close them, there is nothing there. br> — Jay Molyneaux br> North Carolina /p>
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