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Pat Nolan is the president of an organization called Justice Fellowship. Here’s their website where you’ll find contact info:

http://www.justicefellowship.org/site_hmpg.asp

There is one element of which I’m becoming profoundly fatigued when it comes to the language of political orientation – which may, or may not be, genetically endowed – ie; conservative. I’m longing for the distinction of the conservative more typically, traditionally, historically associated with American politics from the authoritarian element that conservative has come to signify recently. I know any number of conservatives who aren’t one bit authoritarian in their outlook. I suspect this next national election may, once again, delineate the difference.

Celeste, do you see the contradictions here? Apparently, Nolan only appeared as a law-and-order conservative, but had ceased to be one. Do I understand that you look favorably on his new job and the role of Chuck Colson’s prison ministry? Why haven’t I known this before?

Pokey, the problem with board of education leaders is that they were educated in government schools.