A man who once served as a chaplain for the Washington Redskins shared his thoughts on world events this week in Clinton. Delton Dees says he’s worried about today’s youth. He says young people never smile anymore and are under so much peer pressure.Dees says people need to focus on things that’re good. He says the tragedy of September 11th may make people refocus on what’s important.Dees spokes this past week at a Clinton church.
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