Dana Loesch leads religion pity party at CPAC: ‘It’s time to make Christians a protected class’

[DonViejo]

Columnist Cal Thomas, radio host Dana Loesch, and Family Research Council president Tony Perkins took part in a CPAC panel on religious freedom Saturday, and they pronounced that times were dire for followers of Jesus Christ.

“I feel like it’s time to make Christians a protected class,” Dana Loesch said, as the discussion reached a fevered pitch of self-pity. Thomas chimed in that “our commander in chief” — who is Jesus, not President Obama — instructed his followers that they would experience persecution.


Then Thomas and Loesch admitted that it just wouldn’t be worth being a Christian if you couldn’t feel persecuted. “And since we have the victim competition in the United States,” Loesch added, “I think we win.”

Here, watch them climb up on those crosses for yourself…

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[Fred Sanders]

1. The GOP is infested with Christian extremists and terrorists, I mean they are not even hiding it anymore

They are grinning and hating away in chairs on a national stage...and the nation remains silent....

[pangaia]

4. They are in no way Christians.

[Fred Sanders]

6. But they say they are Christians and acting in the name of Jesus...so...they must be Christians...

this is very confusing....

[pangaia]

8. What's confusing?

I would think a Christian would act like Jesus might. and practice what he taught.

[Fred Sanders]

9. No one on this panel is a Christian....I agree. They shall be known by their deeds not their tongues

[cbayer]

2. What is so sad is that she is dead serious.

I see that CPAC has really upped it's tone and agenda. If they weren't so freaking scary, they might be amusing.

[COLGATE4]

3. Sounds like a conversation in the Day Room

at a Psychiatric Hospital.

[Arkansas Granny]

5. Cry me a river, Dana. Just because Christians are not allowed to force their beliefs on others,

it does not equal persecution. This appears to be their mantra anytime their desire to establish a theocracy is thwarted.

[Fred Sanders]

7. Poor souls, some for sure, seem blissfully unaware, as they count their pieces of gold, of what "tools" they are.

[Humanist_Activist]

10. Fucking dumbass, Christians are a protected class, they fall under "religion" in

protected classes, but that also means they are on equal footing with all other religions and non-religious philosophies and groups as well. They aren't asking to be protected, but to be put on a pedestal, to be put above everyone else.