December 13th, 2011
09:34 AM ET
9 years ago
Bush aide finds forgiveness and a second career
Washington (CNN) - Tim Goeglein never expected to see the president again, let alone get called into the Oval Office, because he committed the ultimate Washington sin - he betrayed the boss.
"The leader of the free world has lots of people to see, he has lots of things to do," Goeglein said, sitting in his office at Focus on the Family, where he is now vice president of external relations.
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Big whoop. Duh Duh Duh-bya may be compassionate to his staff but he certainly was NOT to the American people..unless you towed the Duh-bya line
Aside from the fact that the guy seems to have a new book, I do not see the relevance of this article to current events. As much as conservatives in this country wish to mislead the electorate, this is not a Christian country. Neither should this country's government be driven by faith based values.
Second chances and mercy!
"I have known mercy and grace in my own life, and I am offering it to you know. You are forgiven."
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Why is this coming off as high-handed and sanctimonious?