SIBLING CAIN: The Unsweetened Condensed History of the Democrat Party

by William Klauck

The factor of cause and effect throughout American history, indicates that the sibling relationship between the Democrat and Republican political parties, has been more akin to the relationship between the biblical Cain and Able than most would like to admit. Metaphorically, the older sibling, the Democrats, after having had reign over the household for many years before their younger sibling the Republicans, were born, had thrown a temper tantrum because of all the attention the new sibling had garnered. This tantrum consisted of not only the Democrat Party denying that it was a member of the American family, but had even gone so far as sibling Democrat barricading himself into a section of the home and violently attacking members of his own family. Then, after five years of rampant death and destruction throughout the home, which caused the deaths of 645,000 family members, the maiming and wounding of over 3 million, entire sections of the bloodline eradicated, and the destruction and burning of over one third of the house, sibling Democrat had finally been subdued. But, instead of punishing sibling Democrat, the father in the home forgave his unruly offspring; figuring that to be the best thing for all involved in the household. Apparently the father in the home didn't realize that his child was inherently corrupt, however, as a short time later the child had murdered his forgiving father during a moment of vulnerability. So it has been throughout American history between the two siblings, the Democrat and Republican Parties, where every accomplishment made by the younger sibling has been met with jealousy and destruction by the older sibling. Every bit of history of the American family has been fraught with the older of the two siblings attempting to destroy the entire family structure, simply so that the younger sibling would not be recognized for their accomplishments. This seething hatred of its own family, causing the older sibling to fail time after time at the expense of everyone else in the family.

101 pages, Paperback

Published November 7, 2019