Ho, ho, ho!
It's the Christmas season, and this seems like the right time to share some heartwarming stories that show human beings at their most compassionate!
Here is an inspiring story that you might want to explore about how the White House is cutting funding for Meals on Wheels, out of compassion!
Kind of brings a tear to your eyes, huh?
The rationale behind it, surely, is that these people are lazy and relying on entitlements, which they of course tell us stifles creativity and personal ambition. So, this group of filthy rich bureaucrats led by Donald Trump, a man who never in life had to wonder where his next meal was coming from, and who never knew anything but the most ritzy, gilded, elitist life, is encouraging these people to pull themselves up by the bootstraps.
True, this story was from earlier this year, but it seemed so much in keeping with this Trump White House, as well as with the evangelical Christians who were so instrumental in bringing us President Trump to begin with, that it seemed worth sharing this holiday season.
The rationale behind it, surely, is that these people are lazy and relying on entitlements, which they of course tell us stifles creativity and personal ambition. So, this group of filthy rich bureaucrats led by Donald Trump, a man who never in life had to wonder where his next meal was coming from, and who never knew anything but the most ritzy, gilded, elitist life, is encouraging these people to pull themselves up by the bootstraps.
True, this story was from earlier this year, but it seemed so much in keeping with this Trump White House, as well as with the evangelical Christians who were so instrumental in bringing us President Trump to begin with, that it seemed worth sharing this holiday season.
Ho, ho, ho! And remember, this story is brought to you by the man who was elected by the good Christians who strongly emphasize keeping Christ in Christmas, although they sometimes forget Christ's message in Christianity.
White House Says Cutting Meals on Wheels Is ‘Compassionate’ By Eric Levitz March 16, 2017:
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