Is ‘Big Ministry’ A Racket Similar to ‘Big College’? - a podcast by Radio.com

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing former President Barack Obama’s trip to the White House, telling how President Biden looked completely lost and overshadowed by the former President. Then, Giordano takes aim at a column in the Philadelphia Inquirer, in which the author complains about a massive amount of debt that she’s accumulated while studying to become a religious minister. Dom takes umbrage with a new form of big business, honing in on “big ministry” and their alleged ridiculous costs for education. Giordano takes comments from callers who all seemingly agree with Dom on the debate over student loans, noting how unfair it is to forgive certain loans while expecting others who are also in debt to burden the cost.

Then, J. Christian Adams, President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an investigation into Pennsylvania elections, telling that the organization has uncovered that the Commonwealth has admitted that, due to an alleged ‘glitch’ in programming, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has allowed foreign          nationals to register to vote for decades. Giordano and Adams discuss how this is one piece of evidence out of many of questionable electioneering in the State, with Adams telling why Pennsylvania has gotten to the point that it has in voting insecurity. (Photo by Getty Images)

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