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Jesus wouldn't want federal budget deal to screw the poor, say Colorado clergy

By Michael Roberts Thu., Jul. 14 2011 at 1:59 PM
Categories: Denver Blogs

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Consider perusing these three Denver blog posts.

Colorado Independent's John Tomasic notes that 95 members of Colorado's clergy have joined 4,000 pastors nationwide asking that President Obama and Congress don't make poor people bear a disproportionate burden when it comes to a budget deal.

Colorado Pols: Is Dick Wadhams sick of the crazies?

Mile High Mamas' Jamie: Mud isn't just for pie-making!

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