Garrison Keeler's recent editorial asks the question, "Can you trust a Methodist in power?"
I suppose it depends on which one's in question...
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Garrison Keillor greatly misjudged his audience in Dallas. There's a recent article in the United Methodist Reporter about his appearance at Highland Park UMC in Dallas, Texas. Question is, can we trust Mr. Keillor's observation of a Methodist? Seems the imagination that serves him so well in Prairie Home Companion did him a diservice in Dallas. To perhaps underscore Keillor's misjudgment of the people in Dallas, Dallas County went from a Republican county to a Democrat county in this past Tuesday's elections. Every county position, judge, district attorney went from a Republican candidate/incumbent to a Democratic candidate.
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