U.S. Senator Jeff Flake was just doing his job when he called for a Federal Bureau of Investigation probe into accusations against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh last week but "has an opportunity to do something really special" if he votes against Kavanaugh on the floor of the Senate, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said.
Walsh was among several politicians who addressed hundreds of left-wing anti-Kavanaugh protesters on Boston City Hall Plaza on Monday, before an appearance by Flake at a separate event there. Several media outlets have published video coverage.
I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life! — Deuteronomy 30:19
Every Thursday morning at 7:30, a number of men meet for breakfast at the Union Club in Boston. They gather to enjoy fellowship, make new friends, and help each other through this adventure called life. But the main event which draws the group together is the study of the Bible led by accomplished spiritual leaders. Some men come seeking meaning for their lives – choosing life not death, blessings not curses. Others come to pick up the pieces after divorce, job loss, and sickness. Others come to see their friends.
