Jack’s Winning Words 1/23/08
“There are times in politics when you must be on the right side and lose.” (John K. Galbraith) In these troubled economic times, it would be good to have a Galbraith around again. In politics or sports, I hate to lose, but I’d rather be on the right side, win or lose. Adlai Stevenson put it this way: “There are worse things than losing an election. The worst thing is to lose one’s convictions and not tell the people the truth.” ;-) Jack
FROM MOLINER, C.F.: EVERYBODY in politics thinks they are on the right side.
FROM R.I. IN BOSTON: Regarding political choice there's enough evidence that "democracy" doesn't always work.
FROM P.O. IN MICHIGAN: I haven't seen anyone willing to do this in a long time.
FROM J.T. IN MICHIGAN: I would love to have Adlai Stevenson around this year! Choices would be easier.
FROM CJL IN OHIO: Stevenson was right. He's a good person to remember what he said.
FROM L.K. IN OHIO: I think the LORD very much cares. Imperfections and all, I just wish there weren't so many losers throughout the world. God's vision of fairness eludes me. Too many losers and more than enough winners.....not good.
Yes. We must be less afraid of losing and more afraid of losing our moral compass and being able to stand in the congregation.
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