It came at the very end of the article, but . . .

This was one of the best quotes I've read regarding Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty's recent veto of a bill that would have continued a state health care program for 32,000 single adults making less than $8000 a year (many of whom are homeless, vetrans, and those with drug addiction and mental illness):

The Rev. Grant Stevensen of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in St. Paul took aim at the governor. "Governor, please stop talking to us about God," he said, referring to Pawlenty's recent political speeches, in which he says that "God's in charge."

Said Stevenson on Monday: "Don't pass this off on God. That's no God we've ever heard of, and please stop lecturing us about God. It's offensive. The only God that we're aware of is the one who says, 'If you want to follow me, you will look out for the widows and orphans.'"