Google it.

“This article says more about SOJO than it does Cheney.”

Sure it's a post allowed by SOJO, but granted it was written by an individual who has their own opinions.

Whether we agree with this article or not, we need to welcome the prophetic who speak out against those who decieve. Jesus loves all of mankind everyone, but did not fail to rebuke the pharisees of their hypocrisy. I believe that Hendricks is doing just that, here.

This is because Rep. Paul is a person of principle.

“BTW, I was not referring to Ron Paul in that post — it was Paul Quillman, who had also posted on this thread.”

Ooops! <embarassed grin>

“Rather than one possessed of a servant’s concern for the American people, he is a man apparently possessed by a startling but consistent contempt for senior citizens, for poor and needy Americans and their children, for desperate workers stripped of their only source of income, and for everyday Americans struggling to educate their children, put food on their tables, and maintain decent homes – in other words, for almost all of those he claims to serve.”

I think those votes are clearly an attempt to serve Americans by calling us to live to a higher standard. Not a higher standard of living but of personal responsibility. All the people the author mentions (old folks, poor, children, etc) should be helped by the church, not the government.

You can decide whether you think this is a Christian sentiment, but I believe that Cheney is well deserving of whatever he gets in the way of verbal counterassaults. We must counter him because his criticisms are poison–it's not for the sake of the nation that Cheney speaks.

Then there are the “Paleo-Conservatives.” These are people such at Pat Buchanan, who oppose foreign entanglements. However, they also depend upon government control of free-trade, such as putting up tariffs on foreign goods. They also have a tendency to believe that government can legislate “morality.”

Then we have Libertarians (you and I). In many ways, we are political “orphans.” We don't quite fit in either the “conservative” or “liberal” camps. Libertarians believe in small government and civil liberties and want government to stay out of our personal lives. We also believe in free trade with less (or no) restrictions.

The evangelicals in America were sold a different bill of goods and it is every bit as vicious in that there has been nothing Bibilical about the past administraiton and its policies. But they were told the same thing that the sideliners were told: “Hey, you've got to vote for us because we're all you've got.” Well, no, the truth is the sideliners and evangelicals should have long ago simply withdrawn their support for this bunch of neer-do-wells so they would have dried up and gone away.

That may well be, but then I am rationally entitled to say that a person who would cast such votes is not a person to whom I would entrust the well being of my family and friends. That is a statement motivated by love, not hatred.

This article says more about SOJO than it does Cheney.

- Tom Lehrer, “That Was the Year That Was”

No.

Interesting, is it fair to attribute contempt to another person.