Why Neocons should be afraid

Matthew gives us the story of doing to the least of our brothers. Sadly, too many of the neocons running the country and their followers forget the message. I am by no means the perfect Christian or human. I do, however, know that too many people only want to see the President fail and won't do anything to fix the economy until they see him out of office.

Revison of last post

Back in 1980 or so, the person at the top salary in a company earned about 42 times what the median average was for the employees. Today that same person at the top earns over 300 times more than the average of the employees. If you can't see that that is just wrong and unjustifiable then you are just as morally bankrupt as the neocons who have allowed this to happen. I thought you were smarter than that. Obviously you haven't been paying attention to what the real problem is - YOU.

That more accurately reflects how I feel about how the GOP and the tea baggers are doing everything in their power to destroy the current president. They really don't give a damn about how bad the economy gets. They are f$%#ing traitors.

From Twitter

Something is really wrong with this food on a stick and the Iowa State Fair. It's not the picture itself, but rather that someone actually allowed it to be taken in the first place:



Maybe this is why she one the Iowa Straw Poll?

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Back in 1980 or so, the person at the top salary in a company earned about 42 times what the median average was for the employees. Today that same person at the top earned over 300 times more than the average of the employees. That's what happens when morally bankrupt policies are present in the private work place and worse when governmental leaders fail to see this as just wrong.

Yet, the GOP and their neocon leaders continue to say that we can't raise taxes on the "job creators." These job creators are creating jobs all right - for China and every where else they are outsourcing.

What's particularly frustrating is that many of these supposed leaders claim to be Christians, but totally ignore the part of the message of Jesus about what we "do to the least of these."