At this magical Christmas season of the year, it's good to remember what Jesus told us. He said,

love your enemies. We should ask ourselves, what the hell was that guy talking about?

After all, when one thinks of all the years in which left-wingers branded us racist and deplorable

and scolded us for being uncivil whenever we fought back, when we think of all the times left

distinctions censored us and shouted us down and even staged riots to attack us and then claimed

we were a threat to American freedoms when we remember how they made movies and wrote books and

articles mocking our patriotism and trying to insulate our enemies for criticism and then suddenly

dragged out the flag when it came time to overturning our votes with a species impeachment plan.

Well, it's easy to imagine it would be fun to drag some of these people out of the capital

with the New York Times building, whichever was closer, tar and feather them, tie them to a rail,

carry them down to the Potomac with a Hudson, whichever was closer, all the while cheering at the

site of their much-deserved humiliation and finally hurl them into the river where they belong

and point and laugh as they're swept out to sea in the debris-filled water while occasionally

also pelting them with rotten fruit and vegetables and maybe a few crumpled up newspapers and maybe

a few crumpled up anchor people from the news networks. Did I already say we could point and laugh

at them? I think I did, but there's no reason we couldn't point and laugh at them some more until

they're finally washed out of sight leaving this great country they in no way deserve better,

free or richer, more powerful and more united than ever before. I forgot where I was going with this.

Oh yeah, Jesus said love your enemies, so I guess we can't do any of that. So like Mary Christmas,

trigger warning, I'm Andrew Klavin, this is the Andrew Klavin Show.

So this is it, this is my last show before the Klavin-less Christmas begins. Those of you who

have Christ in your lives will of course receive more joy and blessing of the season than even I can

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