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And, yes, I DO take it personally: DeLay being persecuted for his Christianity...? What a gigantic crock o's***...!
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Thursday, April 06, 2006

DeLay being persecuted for his Christianity...? What a gigantic crock o's***...!

how typical of everyone who orbits in the upper reaches of the bushco/r universe... he's being hounded from office because of his RELIGION, not because of his unethical behavior... PUH-L-E-E-E-EZE... i think the vast majority of the american people, myself included, have great respect for people of faith... an elected leader enriching himself, fortifying the power of his political party at taxpayer's expense, and selling favorable influence and legislation to the highest bidder while claiming to be a person of the highest moral and religious principles is another matter entirely...
Blame it on the vast anti-Christian conspiracy. That was the explanation offered by U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay of Texas and his supporters last week for the whirlpool of legal difficulties that finally led the ex-leader of the Republicans in Congress to admit it was time to call it quits.

The convener of a "War on Christians" conference held in the nation's capital outrageously depicted the former House majority leader's political plight as the unwarranted crucifixion of a Christ-like leader by God-haters. And, with his trademark gall, the infamously ethically challenged DeLay eagerly embraced this explanation when it was his turn to speak to the adoring crowd.

"We have been chosen to live as Christians at a time when our culture is being poisoned and our world is being threatened," thundered the Texan pest-control entrepreneur who rose to become one of America's most powerful politicians. "The enemies of virtue may be on the march, but they have not won."

the CHAMPIONS of virtue are the ones who are speaking out about the criminals that have taken over our government and the religious fanatics that are trying to shove a one-size-fits-all religious fundamentalism down everyone's throats...

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