Links: Puerto Rico's energy grid; loss of Desmond Tutu; rising number of clergy quitting
What people pay depends on how well their local electric monopoly is regulated. Also, the whole grid needs to be modernized, especially (but not only) in Texas.
May Tutu rest in blessed peace (as if there is any doubt).
Elaine is wrong. The majority of the items in the bill will require reconciliation to pass. The biggest piece, the child tax credit (along with childcare and the ACA reform), need to be paid for with a more broad based tax - preferable on employers rather than employees and passed as pro-life legislation. Biden will not do either. More's the pity.
It is not up to the Post to discuss theological implications. For that, you must do your own data analyses. The article is mainly about Protestant clergy (many of whom are not technically in the clerical state). Many are quitting (or at least taking a sabbatical) from medicine as well. They will be back.
The sad thing is that the Latin Mass boosters are turning the sacred into a Creative Anachronism.
At Midnight Mass, I sang along to Adeste, Fidelis in Latin for the first verse in memory of my father.
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