Running late

A judge has ordered all Kane County, Illinois, polling locations to stay open 90 minutes later than planned, due to problems with the electronic voting system. I’m sure that there could be some interesting Christian reflection here on our dependence upon technology, and the effects of our culture’s demand for ever-increasingly speedy results. But I don’t have time to reflect on that, because I need to read 1,000 different blogs every five minutes right now,

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Review

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Review

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