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Gloria

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5. Couldn't they have cut back the pope-mania as the Chinese premier was

Reply to global1 (Original post)

Fri Sep 25, 2015, 09:33 AM

Sep 2015

meeting annd cutting deals with business leaders, inc Boeing...????? Or that he announced a cap and trade committment on climate change, which may open the way for real moves at the big climate meeting??

Enough with the pope...it all sounds nice except his Church has screwed around enough in our politics to the detriment of non--Catholics on major issues.

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Couldn't Boehner Have At Least Waited To Make This Announcement After The Pope's Visit?.... [View all] global1 Sep 2015 OP

I was just about to ask the same thing Siwsan Sep 2015 #1

Maybe he wanted to get out before the shutdown SummerSnow Sep 2015 #17

Probably didn't want anyone to hear what Pope Francis was likely to say to the U.N.about poverty, Tanuki Sep 2015 #2

My thought also katmondoo Sep 2015 #3

I think clydefrand Sep 2015 #4

Couldn't they have cut back the pope-mania as the Chinese premier was Gloria Sep 2015 #5

Don't give a flying fuck about the pope. Why should he wait. HERVEPA Sep 2015 #6

He announced just prior to the Pope's address to the UN MohRokTah Sep 2015 #7

One of the most important speeches ever happening live right now. L. Coyote Sep 2015 #8

Boehner is selfish. He could have waited until at least after the Pope's speech. riversedge Sep 2015 #9

Boehner is Catholic and seemed touched by the popes words kacekwl Sep 2015 #10

I'm not catholic, but I like what this man is saying. lonestarnot Sep 2015 #12

Super Friday news dump JustABozoOnThisBus Sep 2015 #11

other sites said the same thing about Hillary's pipeline announcement alc Sep 2015 #13

Hillary's Announcement Was A Non-Announcement - She Maintained A Lot Of Wiggle Room With Her.... global1 Sep 2015 #16

I like the Pope, but I don't think everything else needs to come to a stop Nye Bevan Sep 2015 #14

I heard on The Diane Rehm Show that he cancelled his press converfence GreatCaesarsGhost Sep 2015 #15