Some voices are enunciating deep concern the republic is eating out its own
foundation and is in danger of changing into something undesirable else whenever
the next crisis comes upon it. Presidential candidate, Dr. Alan Keyes, Ph. D.,
(www.alankeyes.com)
joins us for the first part of today’s program.

For several decades secularists have been promoting the idea that the American
Revolution was the product of enlightenment thinking in a religion-free environment.
How did we move so far from the understanding that religion has always been
a part of American political life? William Federer (www.americanminute.com)
has a new book entitled, Backfired: The Faith that gave Birth to Tolerance
is no longer Tolerated. This will be a three-part series.

John’s boralogue examines some of Senator Barack Obama’s economic proposals
and their potential impact on the middle class.

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Government at all levels has been trying to deny plans for a North American
Union and an economic freeway corridor running the length of the continent between
Mexico and Canada. Currently they’re in a fall-back situation as more and more
information leaks out. But even as the fracas over that continues, the U.S.
and the E.U. are signing an agreement to create another trade union leading
to another combined union in the near future. Dr. Jerome Cori. Ph.D., of Netherworlds
(www.wnd.com) joins us for
the first part of the program.

Then, things seem to have fallen into a status quo tit-for-tat in the Middle
East, waiting for the next catalyzing event to jump things to the next level.
We have conversation with White House Correspondent Bill Koenig (www.watch.org),
who accompanied President Bush on his most recent Mideast tour and peace initiative.

John’s boralogue examines the disastrous tax and economic policies being proposed
by the U.S. presidential candidates, guaranteed to turn a recession into a depression.

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It seems the U.S. is screaming for change this election. Populism is in and
the public wants government to do something about their economic pain. But wasn’t
it government and the Fed that caused the economic pain in the first place?
And we were supposed to have change in 1994, weren’t we? So what happened?

What came in with a bang went out with a fizzle as the promise of change died.
Scot Faulkner was the first chief administrative office of the U.S. House of
Representatives. He is author of "Naked Emperors: the Failure of the Republican
Revolution." Since everyone is clamoring for change, we’d better examine
the last attempt at change. (www.scotfaulkner.com)

The country seems to be sliding towards socialized medicine, which is already
failing in other countries. There are other options but that would require politicians
to get out of the way. People can’t afford healthcare insurance, so one proposal
is to mandate it. But if you can’t afford it when it’s optional, how can you
afford it when it’s mandatory? James Lansberry joins us from Samaritan Ministries
(www.samaritanministries.org) as part of the show’s ongoing examination of American
healthcare.

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Even as the politicos quietly promote plans for a common currency for North
America, the elites are already discussing the ultimate merger of regional currencies
into one global currency. Carl Teichbrib from www.forcingchange.org
has been following the unification move.

As we said previously on the program about global warming, it was merge or
die. The global warming people are waking up to the fact that peak oil may be
their star for curbing fossil fuel usage. So now presidential candidates on
both sides are singing from the same hymnbook: fighting global warming is good
for the economy, because we’ll invest in all these alternatives. Gee, just a
few weeks back it was "darn the economy" because it’s ruining the
planet. Hmmm.

That’s all well and good if we can hold current energy levels but we have a
serious energy crunch coming. We air clips from presidential candidates as well
as a round table discussion by experts on the oil situation to illustrate this
point.

John’s boralogue examines media bias in CNN’s conduct of the presidential debates
this week as well as an Economist article that talks about the superhighway
international corridor from Mexico to Canada through the U.S. that U.S. politicians
are denying exist.

This is another one of those "Ooops!" moments.

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