As CNN reports:
The minute-long spot attacking Boehner's plan says the book of Proverbs "teaches that where there is not leadership a nation falls and the poor are shunned while the rich have many friends."
"Sadly Congress has failed to heed these Biblical warnings, and our own Rep. Boehner is risking the health of our economy if America defaults on its debts," the ad says.
Wow, that settles it, doesn't it? Why bother with marcroeconomic considerations when you've got Wallis and his ilk to make it all so very simple?
Jim, we won't ask how things like means-testing Social Security benefits or cutting off government money for NPR would hurt the poor. We'll just take your word for it, and take spiritual comfort in our shared indignation. And write you a check so that you can continue to articulate biblical principles for the sake of those who have no voice in the debate.
5 comments:
hahahaha....love when SNWIN unleashes his sarcastic fury!
I think you secretly wish to be the Republican version of your fellow Trinity alum Wallis
We will never earn as much boodle in our scam as Rev. Wallis has in his.
Why hate the fundies Alfred? Didn't Stone and Campbell want to preserve Christian fundamentals?
Thaudit
..not to mention to call an institution who gives away poster of "christian" Gandhi "fundies" is a bit uninformed.
If they are fundies who are you?
Thaudit
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