Thursday, March 24, 2005
Dean gets religion
The DNC chairman in January 2005: "I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for."
And March 2005: "[Dean] said Jesus' directive to 'love thy neighbor' didn't mean one could choose which ones to love."
That, by the way, was Dean telling "a packed house at Vanderbilt University" that to win the South, the Dems have to show respect for the people and values down there.
"[Dean] remarked that Republicans never brought up the scriptural verse saying it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven." All along we thought that the whole "tax the rich" thing was motivated by envy and resentment, but now we know that the Dems simply do so that as many people as possible can enter the Kingdom of Heaven. How charitable of them. Call it Social Security for the Next World. One that won't go bankrupt in 2041.
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And March 2005: "[Dean] said Jesus' directive to 'love thy neighbor' didn't mean one could choose which ones to love."
That, by the way, was Dean telling "a packed house at Vanderbilt University" that to win the South, the Dems have to show respect for the people and values down there.
"[Dean] remarked that Republicans never brought up the scriptural verse saying it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven." All along we thought that the whole "tax the rich" thing was motivated by envy and resentment, but now we know that the Dems simply do so that as many people as possible can enter the Kingdom of Heaven. How charitable of them. Call it Social Security for the Next World. One that won't go bankrupt in 2041.
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