Confessions with Father Danny O'Leary: That's FAR Too Vulgar a Display of Power

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The oft-quoted Negro pastor, whose Baptist church one former Pentecostal, and son of a preacher, had used as a base to launch a political ascent to the halls of the U.S. Senate had, of at least report, felled by an assassin’s bullet, a 30.06 shell fired from a sports rifle with a scope, from a little over the distance a private in basic training is expected to be able to engage without a scope successfully, and with such force that it had ripped the tie from his neck, throwing him flat on his back, had gone on to be with Jesus in 1968, a reported, but established fact that most, save those who may believe he is running around with Elvis, the other “King”, will not dispute. However, at least according to one fact-checker, Quote Investigator, one quote attributed to him by Marian Wright Edelman who was the founder of the Children’s Defense Fund can neither be confirmed nor denied to be authentic. Apparently, like the quote attributed to one Dr. Benjamin Franklin, directed to a woman standing outside the constitutional convention, and like the quote from the lady who had apparently looked the President in the eye, asking only for the truth, “[t]he earliest published evidence located by QI appeared in the ‘Cleveland Plain Dealer’ of Ohio in 1986.

Many “Jesus never said” critics, might enjoy a game of WTGS’ “Bible or Not Bible”, by double-dog daring some Bible-thumping Christians with an apparent quote that had first appeared in a Vermont newspaper in 1831, advising the faithful to “walk by faith, not by sight”, or may reference the remarks of Reverend George Sweeting, President of the Moody Bible Institute in a 1972 address, for at least a religious authority; however, if you grab your quotes from the internet, known at least by former Arlington Public School Board Chair Christine Torres-Diaz to be a scary place, caveat emptor before you try to impress your friends to find validation, because, like that thought, attributed to Plato on “strange times”, or even that quote attributed to Frederick Douglass, as anyone who read page 35 of his autobiography knows had never been uttered by him, in self-attribution, faith may be evidence of things unseen and substance of things for which some hope, but, strictly defined as “taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase”? Survey says?

“Well, Howard, we find this phenomenon quite common in folks who want folks to believe that they are really educated, or the assumed equivalency: intelligent, just because, like the Scarecrow in Oz they hold some degree. And, I am quite certain that General McArthur knew full well that Plato never uttered the words in the quote that he tossed out to bobbing heads during his last address, off to receive an award at West Point, where, he tells us, not even the doorman at the hotel knew who he was, and asked him if he had ever been there before. But tell some folks that Fauci said this or Fauci said that and they’ll take it as holy writ. Just review the Gade-Warner debate, when he says, ‘If Fauci says it, I’ll do it. Why Senator Rand Paul, an optometrist is still waiting for a dang email from Fauci, is just as puzzling as why Senator Ron Johnson never bothered to have read the EUA Declaration to discover what the ‘emergency’ was. But you know these politicians will just say anything, and color-coded cheat sheet voters will just nod their heads and agree—unless they have been told to disagree,” remarked Major Mike Webb.

And for the discerning, there is a bonus in glory if you can catch the spoiler alert in the Good Father and Right Reverend’s latest video.

Your elected representative is called your elected representative for a reason; and Martin Luther King and Jesus never got elected.

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