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PRAYING, PACKING HEAT, AND PRACTICAL POLITICAL THEORY

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I am about to admit that it is time I begin to keep up with the Jones’, the Smiths, or anyone else who has exercised their First and Second Amendment rights while attending a town hall meeting. I’m going to synagogue for the High Holy Days in a couple of weeks and since it is the start of a new year, I’m copping a whole new attitude. I have been an usher at my temple for the High Holiday services for close to ten years now. This is considered an honor, and is a very important task. We greet the worshippers as they arrive at temple, assist them to their seats, and provide any help when needed. We are stationed at the doors and inside the sanctuary as well, and we make sure that no one can enter the… read more

Posted by Jay Liner on 08/26/09 at 05:31 AM


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