Marginalizing the Judeo-Christian majority of the population will prove to be quite an "achievement" come election day. I imagine even the more socialist-leaning denominations who supported "change" feel slighted, since a Muslim day of prayer replaced the National Day of Prayer. See, the Obama administration was supposed to take from the haves to give (some of it) to the have-nots, but it wasn't supposed to include THEM too. The Judenrat were the last to go to the camps, but they went.
What you and I consider grievances, the Obama administration considers accomplishments.
Marginalizing the Judeo-Christian majority of the population will prove to be quite an "achievement" come election day.
ReplyDeleteI imagine even the more socialist-leaning denominations who supported "change" feel slighted, since a Muslim day of prayer replaced the National Day of Prayer. See, the Obama administration was supposed to take from the haves to give (some of it) to the have-nots, but it wasn't supposed to include THEM too. The Judenrat were the last to go to the camps, but they went.