[Ditter]

Dean feels like Job? Does he feel like him before or after Job lost his family & his wealth & property?

[schmelvin]

Dean feels like Job? Does he feel like him before or after Job lost his family & his wealth & property?

Not a very wise thing for him to say, and I'm not talking in the political sense. He shouldn't trivialize Job's woes that way. He's tempting God to teach him a painfully clarifying lesson IMHO. I don't agree with the man's politics and find his use of Christianity for votes disgusting, but I hope he never truly experiences even a fraction of Job's suffering. He could not bear it. Not without a real conversion to Christianity, anyway.

[Twinkie]

I once said, at a bad time in my life, that I felt like
Job. I have since read a little more about Job & repent
in dust & ashes. To begin with, I was not righteous like
Job, not fit to latch his sandals & also hadn't been
through even a smidgen of a smidgen of what he endured.
Dean is appearing somewhat of a jacka**.