[Robert DeLong]

Well, see you take parables as meaning not what was intended. I meant, that the faith in our Lord should not waiver, even when things go bad. The same goes with true leaders are are trying to do true good. But of course you have to pervert the parable.

Just in case you may not know what a parable is exactly:

A parable is a succinct, didactic story, in prose or verse, that illustrates one or more instructive lessons or principles.

Perhaps this article will sit better with you:

“DeSanctimonious” is Not About the Florida Governor

Pay close attention to this paragraph:

That’s why we saw the GOPe primary ‘splitter strategy‘ first deployed to scale in 2012. Romney was installed as the nominee, and gleefully the GOPe watched as he was defeated by Obama’s reelection bid in November. The status-quo was achieved. The DC UniParty was repaired, and all things were back under club control. Two wings of the same UniParty once again giving the illusion of choice.

Quit being fool-hardy my FRiends.

[Golden Eagle]

I think we’re done, at least for now. One’s faith in God is not simply a parable, to be used to compare to their faith in Trump.

The Christ I believe in stands for love of others, not one’s own self, as Trump appears to be obsessed with.

Things can still change, as that election is still 2 years away, the only reason we’re even talking about it is Trump’s vain attempt to force everyone to focus on him, instead of the current election still going on.