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Atoning With Broken Hearts (and Wallets)
There’s a long list of sins to admit to on this Yom Kippur.
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...hands reaching without right
...letting doubt into our hearts.
Unless of course none of these apply, in which case you can rest easy and look forward to your money boomeranging right back into your pocket the coming year. While you're at it, you might want to share some of those profits with us poor sinners.
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Jay D. Homnick, commentator and humorist, is a frequent contributor to The American Spectator. He also writes for Human Events. Here he performs his original composition, "Buy You (Bayou) a Drink".
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