I aplaude bipartisian appreciation for character in legislators! No one party can get it right everytime, especially when they are the majority party! People of character don't easily reduce themselves to name calling, intentionally mis-representing the facts or straight up lying. These are characteristics of people like Hitler and his henchmen who believed if you tell a lie often enough it becomes the "truth", no one of charcter would stoop to such a tactic. The example given of the bible and the Constitution was probably the best example of a response that so succinctly and correctly outlined the difficulty in understanding the qualities of a Constitutionally ordained government. It isn't a which came first chicken or egg delemia!
I aplaude bipartisian appreciation for character in legislators! No one party can get it right everytime, especially when they are the majority party! People of character don't easily reduce themselves to name calling, intentionally mis-representing the facts or straight up lying. These are characteristics of people like Hitler and his henchmen who believed if you tell a lie often enough it becomes the "truth", no one of charcter would stoop to such a tactic. The example given of the bible and the Constitution was probably the best example of a response that so succinctly and correctly outlined the difficulty in understanding the qualities of a Constitutionally ordained government. It isn't a which came first chicken or egg delemia!
I appreciate your thoughtful input, Steve. It's also an indication that you read deep into the ramble... which I also appreciate, ha.