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We Need Leaders Strong Enough To Be 'Humble and Kind'
Some of you may have watched the Country Music Awards last week. It offered a break from the incessant speculation that now serves as news. A new poll every day followed by a myriad of partisan interpretations. If there is one thing that might unite the nation right now, it is the desire for Tuesday to come. It was on the CMA's that we heard a story and a song. The story was of a mom and the prayer she had for her children every day when they left for school. Tim McGraw heard it and it became the award winning song, "Humble and Kind". In a fall where we have heard so much political vitriol, the song reminded us that we have a daily choice. Read more...
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