The Huckabee and Obama wins shake things up / Bush's new worries on recession / Holocaust survivor to leave Congress / Evangelicals reject their leaders and head for Huckabee / New 2008 Chairman's Report at our site / Even fewer Iraqi refugees allowed into USA
FIRST 2008 CHAIRMAN'S REPORT - The January 4, 2008 issue of the Chairman's Report is now available online. This issue contains the latest information on atheist Michael Newdow's "under God" lawsuit. Read about conservative victories in the Congress and the Huckabee and Obama campaigns. Click here to read in PDF format
BUSH WORRIES ABOUT RECESSION- President George W. Bush has turned his attentions from the war in Iraq as the situation improves there, and is now paying some attention to the deteriorating economy in the United States. For the first time in several years polls indicate that the economy has replaced the Iraq war as the number one concern of Americans. AP reports on White House concerns.
The Hungarian-born Lantos immigrated to the United States in 1947 after surviving a Nazi forced-labor camp. He escaped and was one of the Holocaust survivors to be sheltered by Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who was credited with saving tens of thousands of Jews from the Nazis. Tom Lantos was one of the few Democrats who would work with Republicans on issues of religious freedom.
HOUSE ADJOURNED- The House is adjourned for Christmas ("the Holiday" to Democrats) and will reconvene on January 15, 2008
NEW 2008 CHAIRMAN'S REPORT - The January 4, 2008 issue of the Chairman's Report is now available online. This issue contains the latest information on atheist Michael Newdow's "under God" lawsuit. Read about conservative victories in the Congress and the Huckabee and Obama campaigns. Click here to read in PDF format
NEW VIDEO AVAILABLE- Thousands of people have viewed the new video on the persecution of Iraqi Christians that is streaming from the Religious Freedom Coalition Internet site. Click here to view the 20 minute video prepared by the Chaldean Church. More information is available at www.christianrefugees.blogspot.com
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