Illinois congressional candidate Sean Casten, a Democrat,
recently remarked that he didn’t want to sound “overly hyperbolic,” just before
stating: “Trump and Usama bin Laden have a tremendous amount in common because
they have both figured out how to use the bully pulpit to activate marginalized
young men.”
Failed
in that regard.
I’d hate to hear what he had to say when he
wanted to exaggerate, instead of being so circumspect. As for “overly
hyperbolic?” Is that the opposite of tersely succinct?
This is not the first time Casten
has been overly hyperbolic. In 2017 he tweeted about the Republican National
Committee’s support of Roy Moore, soberly averring: “It’s now officially the
Pedophile Party. Every single GOP incumbent owns this now?” This raises the
age-old question, “WTF?!” What about the Kennedys, Gary Hart, Bill Clinton,
Anthony Weiner, et. al.? By Casten’s “logic” every single Democrat, incumbent
or not, must be considered a cheating, womanizing, serial pedophile.
According to the Chicago Sun-Times,
Casten also recently likened abortions to a simple “medical procedure like a
gall bladder surgery.” Memo to Sean: abortions don’t just remove a gall
bladder, they remove an entire body…in pieces. Dead. That is very different.
Casten’s “exaggeratedly overwrought”
comment came during a gun-control discussion with a woman at an event in
Wheaton. The woman claimed her daughter was afraid to go to school due to mass
shootings.
The Casten campaign released a
statement to WGN-TV reading: “Even
prior to being elected, Donald Trump’s politics of disparagement and division
have been straining the bonds that hold our diverse nation together. And Sean
believes that Donald Trump has gone out of his way to divide Americans for his
own personal gain rather than bringing us together.”
It is progressive policies, not
conservative ones, that lead to school shootings. It was our shared love of
freedom and familiarity with firearms that held our nation together—and kept it
from being absorbed or destroyed by our enemies—for over 200 years. It is the
Obamas and Hillary Clintons of the world that have been dividing the nation for
their own power and aggrandizement by saying their fellow citizens are
“clinging to their God and their guns,” and comprise a “basket of deplorables.”
I don’t want to sound overly
hyperbolic or anything, but I think Casten and Satan have a stupendously
tremendous amount in common.
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