Matthew 25:40

The King will reply, “I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.”

While getting settled for the night, Jeff & I were listening to an older (couple days ago) Michael Medved show. Medved had Dinesh D’souza, a Christian writer & speaker, on to talk about Obama and a few other things.

Mr. D’Souza is raising money for Mr. Obama’s brother, George, who lives in Kenya. George lives on about $12 a year (!). He is studying to become a mechanic. Barak Obama has seen George twice – once when George was five, and once in 2006 when Barak stopped in Narobi on a political tour of East Africa. Referring to their second meeting, Obama’s brother said, “It was very brief, we spoke for just a few minutes. It was like meeting a complete stranger.” (see full article here)

When Barak Obama was talking to Rick Warren from Saddleback Church, he said the following (emphasis mine):

“I think America’s greatest moral failure in my lifetime has been that we still don’t abide by that basic precept in Matthew that whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me, and that notion of — that basic principle applies to poverty. It applies to racism and sexism. It applies to, you know, not having — not thinking about providing ladders of opportunity for people to get into the middle class. There’s a pervasive sense, I think, that this country, as wealthy and powerful as we are, still don’t spend enough time thinking about the least of us.”

Okay – call me crazy, but isn’t his own brother one of the “least of these”???

The man does not care about anyone other than himself! First he leaves babies out in the cold (literally) to die and now he doesn’t even support his own brother! Dinesh D’Souza’s campaign to raise money for George Obama is known to the Obama Campaign. To my surprise, the Obama Campaign has not tried to rectify the situation at all. They would rather pretend it (or he) doesn’t exist. Kinda like those babies …

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I am a wife, a mom, a homeschooler, a Christian, a scrapbooker, a cook, a baker, a reader, and a thinker. I am many other things, too, that are not so easily defined. Right now, God has been calling me to be faithful in what He has given me to do – to be the best wife, mom, homeschooler, friend, etc. that I can be. In essence, He has told me to “bloom where I’m planted”.
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