SYMPATHY FOR DEMOCRATS? NO!

Mary Katherine Ham, an otherwise really smart and worth listening to FOX contributor said this week: “The democrats don’t know what to do, and I’m somewhat sympathetic.” Really, Ms. Ham? Not me.

Mrs. Ham said what she did in the context of winning elections. But, the fact is, democrats do know what to do. But, the fact is, democrats do "know what to do," and, what they know to do is 99.99% bad.

Here’s a short list of what Democrats do whenever they have the power to do it: (1) they escalate and make easier the murder of unborn babies in and under the euphemistic name of “abortion,” (2) they fund and force on the American public every obscene perversion imaginable to the LBTQ+ mind, (3) they make public schools, kindergarten thru college, centers of indoctrination for all that is unChristian and un-American, and (4) they defend criminals and discriminate against their victims. There’s lots more.  All bad!

So, why does Ms. Ham express any measure of held sympathy for democrats. Why do so many of her conservative colleagues—otherwise conservative and even professedly Christians—on Fox and Newsmax, etc. do this? Why do they blabber here and there about the Democratic party needing to “get it together,” “find their footing,” “learn their lessons,” and “find themselves a leader?” This is the last thing anyone should want. People should get on their knees every day and pray that they never “get it together” or “find their footing or a leader” or learn lessons that will help them recover politically. It’s like offering mouth to mouth resuscitation to a rattlesnake—like wishing “good luck” to a drug cartel, or a gang of home invaders or serial killers.

It’s counter productive, self destructive and equivalent to verbalizing a death wish to express sympathy for, or to suggest solutions to, the Democratic party that might help them win elections. The lesson here is, that even the best conservative talkers are subject to stupidity spasms, and discernment and discrimination needs to be exercised whenever listening to them.

“Grant not, O LORD, the desires of the wicked: further not his wicked device; lest

they exalt themselves ... Let not an evil speaker be established in the earth."

—Ps. 140:8, 11)