DOGE: The Agent Orange of the Digital Generation

What could possibly go wrong?

DOGE, the Agent Orange of the Digital Generation. What could possibly go wrong? My next blog will discuss how “trust provides the lowest form of security” and the lessons I observed front row to the Arizona Baptist Foundation’s $600 Million fraud and how we can live wisely. One clue … the fraud beginning was less greed and more pride.

I Smell an Orange Rat,

Pastor Jim

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