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May 26, 2011

Praying for Florida's New Attorney General.

   Prayers are being said for Florida's new Attorney General, Ms. Pamela Bondi.  A Baptist Minister from Orlando says:

I find it very disturbing that she's elected statewide to represent the interests of Floridians, be they Democrats, Republicans or independents.  She is not really interested in Floridians.  You don't get to office to represent your party.  You get into leadership so you can make a difference for people.

Quoted by Mary Shanklin, "Mortgage-Principal Reductions / Ministers' Goal:  Change Bondi's Mind" p. B2, col. 1 (Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, May 26, 2011), published online under the headline, "Church Leaders:  Bondi Siding With Wall Street."

   May 26th was the first day of unceasing prayer that Ms. Bondi may "'stop siding with the banks' in negotiating a large mortgage-fraud settlement."  Id.

   Amen.

This follows the post here on Thursday, May 19, 2011, "Florida's New Attorney General Banks on Class War."

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Posted by on May 26, 2011 at 07:28 PM in Current Affairs, Fraud, Mortgage Insurance |

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