Sam Brownback Hated The Clintons

Sam Brownback has a new book coming out on July 3rd called, “From Power to Purpose: A Remarkable Journey of Faith and Compassion.” In the book he writes that he used to have “hatred for Bill and Hillary” because of their politics. Brownback writes, “I thought, I hate them for what they are doing to the country and I feel justified in hating them for it.” In the mid nighties Brownback had some life changing moments. During 1995 he was close to getting a divorce because he had worked so hard on the conservative agenda that fueled the Republican takeover of the House in 1994, that he had neglected his wife. Also during 1995 he had a bout with cancer and surgery to remove malignant melanoma from his right side. After that he gave it all up to God to take over. “One night I got down on my knees and said ‘OK, Lord, that’s it. I give up. It’s all Yours,'” Brownback writes in his book. After that he realized you shouldn’t hate anyone regardless of what they do. He even wanted to apologize to Hillary after his new outlook on life. He said he saw her in a crowd one day during a Senate prayer breakfast and, “realized that those thoughts of hatred were wrong. I apologized to her for them. I don’t know what she thought, but I believe it made a difference.” My guess is she thought he was a bit crazy, I know that would be my first thought. The reason he doesn’t know what she thought was, because he apologized during the middle of a speech half way across the room. Now that’s sincerity. With these type of mental issues flowing around in his brain, is he really qualified to be President? Why did he hate the First Lady? She didn’t make policy. And just because someone has different ideas about how to run this country is it really sane to hate them? I am glad to see that Jesus has calmed his hatred for Democrats. With these type of deep seeded feelings, the chance of anything remotely resembling bipartisanship during a Brownback administration seems highly unlikely. He needs to talk to a therapist about this stuff.
Alan Cosgrove