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ado Springs, a city that is home
to the lately disgraced Reverend Ted Haggard. That event is now held at a five-star hotel. This month
over 200 people attended.
The concept is spreading around the country. Van Wert got its ball after the pastor and his wife moved
from Albuquerque, where they had run another such event. The Van Wert ball is now in its second year,
and has inspired two other nearby towns to begin their own. In Colorado Springs, Lisa Wilson, the ball
organiser, says she has sent information packs to groups in 21 states and f fuel dispenser our countries—New Zealand,
Sweden, France and Canada. Sponsors, including Wal-Mart and McDonald s in Van Wert, sometimes help
pick up the tab for the events.
But what about the boys? Surely they bear at least half of the fuel dispenser blame for the scourge of pre-marital sex?
In Colorado Springs, Ms Wilson and her husband have created a private “manhood celebration�for their
12-year-old son. He is handed an engraved sword and urged to “grow into the weight of manhood�
which includes purity. In Van Wert, ball-goers agree that there should be an event for the boys. Which, if
indoctrination of the girls works, seems a reasonable idea. Otherwise the chaste will constantly be
chased.
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And they re off!
Nov 16th 2006
From The Economist print edition
The real election campaign gets under way
THE mid-term elections may have turned Capitol Hill upside down. But when it comes to the race for the
White House they have reinvigorated the old order. Before the mid-terms the two front-runners—Hillary
Clinton and John McCain—looked as if they might be vulnerable to challenges. Now they are further
ahead than ever.
The mid-term elections gave both of them a chance to demonstrate their bulging political muscles. Mrs
Clinton raised more money than any other congressional candidate—around $50m—despite the fact that
she did not face fuel dispenser