In addition to playing God in deciding who lives and who dies – which this healthcare bill would do even w/o the end-of-life counseling provision – we have Obama and his Miserable F(rea)k Express all the sudden invoking God into everything. Their interpretation of it anyway. Why did they select a ’40 day rush to healthcare’? Why 40 days and not 30, 50 or 41? What about the brother’s keeper comment? This coming from a man who has yet to help his own family members and in his own arrogance, assumes you and I do not care about others as much as he does even though I will bet you take care of the loved ones in your life, volunteer or have helped someone out along the way, or have chosen a profession – perhaps in healthcare – whereby you provide the care necessary for healing and comfort.

Obama is our modern-day Jean Jacques-Rousseau – and no, that is NOT a compliment! Rousseau, credited with being the father of what has become the intellectual elitist class, was a supporter of the state being in control. He prided himself on having more love and compassion for humanity, especially children while he gave away his own. He took advantage of his friends and their money making sure people in his life knew they were in HIS presence and therefore, should be so honored to have him crash in their quarters or give him funds – without paying it back. Something sounding familiar here?

I also take issue w/ the progressives who are giving the president a pass on his numerous Biblical quotes & analogies of the last 48 hours. Bush was soundly criticized for everything from actually being a man of faith, saying a prayer w/ his cabinet or quoting the 23rd Psalm on the night of 9/11 (and we were to learn in the following days that the heroic passengers of flight 93 were engaged in the very same prayer/verse before confronting the terrorist hijackers). It always amazes me the very people who are critical of the Bible, do not believe in God or hate Christians altogether are always the first to use a Bible catch-phrase to stick on a sign or use in an interview. How many ‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’ signs did we witness at anti-war protests? They have no clue about the context of that commandment, nor do they understand the context of ‘Judge not lest ye be judged’ any more than they understand what being a ‘brother’s keeper’ is.

Ed Schultz made some interesting and stomach turning remarks about Jesus lately. Now, Jesus is a socialist. Ed tells how Jesus healed the sick and fed the poor. And he did it for free. Really? Ed, upon closer analysis let’s take a look at the truth: Yes, Jesus did heal and he fed the poor. But did Jesus heal every sick person and feed every poor person? No! He also raised the dead, but not all of them. And was it free? Well, it appears those who were healed were those who believed he was the Son of God with all their heart before he healed them. And let’s put this into context, too: Jesus himself healed them because he was the Son of God. He didn’t have a clinic, but one of his disciples was a physician: Luke. It’s interesting that the gospel of Luke was written to present Jesus as the Savior of the entire human race and reflects Jesus’ love for those despised by society – the poor, women, tax collectors (heh heh heh – that’s actually in there!). In fact, in the book of Luke when John is baptizing people, there were tax collectors waiting to be baptized when they asked John, ‘Teacher, what should we do?’ John responded with: ‘Don’t collect any more than you are required to.” He also addressed the crowd telling them ‘The man with two tunics should share with him who has none, and the one who has food should do the same.’ This is not an act of socialism – he does not invite an entity to come into their home and divide what they have to give to others. He’s telling us to be compelled from somewhere in our heart to do for someone else what is right and what we would want done for ourselves. He addresses the individuals on doing these acts at will – never force! And since it was at a baptism, he’s calling on them to follow Jesus’ example since they wish to be follwers of Christ.

If there was a socialist among the disciples, it would have been the traitor and thief, Judas. And if Ed is so obsessed with everything being free, then the last thing he should support is an exorbant government program which always turns out to be far more costly than when provided in a free market.

I wish Ed and Obama also cited the biblical passage II Thessolonians 3:10: “For even when we were with you, we gave you this rule: “If a man will not work, he shall not eat.”

God frowns on theft, idleness and laziness, too. He has a few things to say about ‘childish princes’ as well. Guess that would be too much for Obama and his progressive fools to comprehend.