An autumnal sky hung over the Capitol Monday afternoon. It was Yom Kippur, the day to atone, which seemed apt. Four thousand tourists come to the Capitol every day now, but the place will likely be dark next week. Gone was the cloud of uncertainty about a pending government shutdown. Most members of Congress dread the prospect. It’s the last thing their voters need in a time of turmoil. The Senate finished its work on […]

Church Rising, State Falling In Washington
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