Jeb Bush on Jesus!

[OnePercenter]

What an idiot!

“We’re in a danger zone,” said Doug Gross, a top Republican establishment figure in Iowa.

No shit. The old white sociopaths are dying off.

Large GOP field has party leaders anxious about their chances in 16 - The Washington Post

 

[S.J.]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

 

[idb]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

Gee, I don't know, The Pope's been getting a bit of stick from the American Right lately.

 

[TemplarKormac]

What do I care what he thinks of Jesus? Jesus wasn't even political.

 

[AntiParty]

What an idiot!

“We’re in a danger zone,” said Doug Gross, a top Republican establishment figure in Iowa.

No shit. The old white sociopaths are dying off.

Large GOP field has party leaders anxious about their chances in 16 - The Washington Post

Jesus was born in a time where the Rich held all the wealth and convinced the peasants, "That is just how it is".

They say god will have a second coming. Modern Christians turned Christianity into everything that was wrong before Christ.

God is coming back to ask you why you are worried about superficial belongings and not your fellow man/woman. Remember the raptures where it says "there will be lot's of gays". It's not BECAUSE of the gays. It's because of your judgement and superficial lifestyle.

 

[AntiParty]

What do I care what he thinks of Jesus? Jesus wasn't even political.

Crazy how he "hired" a political figure.

 

[OnePercenter]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

Bush is a libtard?

 

[oldernwiser]

What an idiot!

“We’re in a danger zone,” said Doug Gross, a top Republican establishment figure in Iowa.

No shit. The old white sociopaths are dying off.

Large GOP field has party leaders anxious about their chances in 16 - The Washington Post

I'm disappointed. When I read Jeb Bush on Jesus! another picture formed in my mind... sorry.

 

[auditor0007]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

Due to missing brain cells, you missed the fact that the post was not bashing Christ, but Republicans who call themselves Christians yet who seem to go against Christ's teachings on almost every issue.

 

[oldernwiser]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

Due to missing brain cells, you missed the fact that the post was not bashing Christ, but Republicans who call themselves Christians yet who seem to go against Christ's teachings on almost every issue.

Shhh... don't tell him. They're a lot funnier when they have no clue.

 

[there4eyeM]

What Jesus said and did had political implications for the 'powers that were'. They felt threatened enough to have him killed.
Somewhat similar to Isis, I suppose.
Of course, we don't do that in our sophisticated societies. Today, assassination is more often limited to silencing dissent through menace, incarceration and/or simple overwhelming it with other 'issues'. The McCarthy era type thing.
Still, there are also the M. L. Kings and Malcolm Xs that get the full treatment.

 

[S.J.]

Look, another libtard bashing Christianity. Gee, you don't see that every day, do you? Oh wait, yeah you do.

Due to missing brain cells, you missed the fact that the post was not bashing Christ, but Republicans who call themselves Christians yet who seem to go against Christ's teachings on almost every issue.

I didn't miss anything. You leftist bastards don't care about Christ's teachings and you never miss an opportunity to mock those who do. Do you think you're cute or something?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"With no clear front-runner and Bush so far unable to consolidate his path to the nomination — his fumbles over the Iraq war and his brother’s legacy further exposed his vulnerabilities — the GOP’s internecine battle could stretch well into the spring of 2016.

This could cost presidential aspirants tens of millions of dollars; pull them far to the right ideologically, from hot-button social issues to foreign policy; and jeopardize their general-election chances."

True.

This in conjunction with the fact that none of the republican candidate – as is the case with the GOP overall – have any viable, worthwhile solutions or policy positions to offer the American people; the GOP 'strategy' will shift from 'Obama bad' to 'Clinton bad,' that didn't work in 2014 and it won't work again next year.