Is Jesus on the side of Democrats?

This question begs to be answered because it looks like those who brought us to the brink of disaster are furious that Jesus lost the last two Presidential elections, and cost us twenty five billion dollars due to the shutdown. Money is not an issue with these Jesus-freaks. Looking after our National Wallet is a pretense, a way to get control of the National Podium. That crazed stenographer understood this because she hears all their bullshit.

I watched a Brit on BBC tear into Congress. Alas, here is the British officer at the end of the movie ‘The Lord of the Flies’. She was livid about the loons that are endangering the World Money Market Play. She is a Super Secular being who hates the Christian-right as much as they hate her. Why, because her side is winning. The Sane Ones are wresting the Western World away from the Rapture Ready Doomsayers who have taken reality hostage. This woman took away the spears of the Teddy Tea Boys and spanked their enflamed monkey-bottoms.

This morning the World Press is humoring them, because they may be looking to do an encore in a couple of months. Whackos will never give up their soap box. Never! What then?

They got next to biggest pile of money on earth, and are playing king of the mountain. 144 Republicans voted for default. We have to put together Democratic Think Tanks whose sole job is to prove Jesus is a Democrat, and, so is God.

Jon Presco

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