National Public Radio legal correspondant Nina Totenberg was recently part of a round table discussion about the federal budget. She then mentions in passing that attended an event at the Department of Justice, and sought to apologize for it and what it was called. So what kind of party was this? What Totenberg into the headlines was her comment that “I was at – forgive the expression – a ‘Christmas party’ at the Department of Justice, and people were really worried about this.” She then continued with the comments she was making. She didn’t make air quotes around “Christmas party,” but it sounds like she was tempted.
My, my, how shameful that she would allow the word Christmas to be uttered by her politically correct, diversity celebrating, liberal mouth. It never ceases to amaze me that the same liberals who talk about diversity never allow for the traditional, Christian point of view. It is ok to be part of any other religious or non-religious point of view, but not the Christian view. You can mention Happy Chanukkah, Happy Kwanza, have a happy Ramadan, but not Christmas.
The other point here is that she seems to be dismissive of people who might actually enjoy going to a Christmas party. I mean how awlful to celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace, to celebrate a season about giving and caring. Well Nina Totenberg, I want to wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS without reservation or apology!
Christmas Blessings,
Dr. Paul
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