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The Desperation of the Dateless DudeBro 0

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Republican Family Values 0

Boy, Republicans sure value themselves them families!

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

You couldn’t make this stuff up.

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Sauce for the Goose . . . . 0

Republican family values.

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“You’re Fired!” 0

Learn more here.

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Stray Thought, Sunday Dept. 0

I wonder whether the Evangelical right still teaches Sunday School children to sing

Red and yellow, black and white,
They are precious in His sight

and, if so, do they manage to do so with straight faces.

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Beyond the Baal 0

Moses descents from Mt. Sinai to find Evangelical voters worshipping a golden calf in the image of Donald Trump.

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Court Is in Sessions, Pusher Men Dept. 0

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Men Are Pigs 0

The Seattle Times rounds up some #metoo moments. Here’s one:

Ali Cho, in contrast, has no doubt that an Uber driver entered into #MeToo territory when he kept pressing her for a date during a drive to the airport. Cho, a University of Washington senior who heads a leadership program, was headed home on spring break.

“I love Asian girls,” the driver said. She told him she had a boyfriend. He suggested it might not last.

All the while, she thought in the back of her head, “He knows where I live.”

More moments at the link.

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The Real Victim 0

Trump as EMT (


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Republican Core Values 0

Atrios sums them up.

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The Court Is in Sessions 0

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Failing the Test 0

Excerpt:

If God had wanted to send a test to American evangelicals . . . nothing could have shown them up more than the lust for power . . . .

Via C&L. (If the embed doesn’t work, follow that link. Damn computers.)

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“Then Came a Stranger” 0

Tony Norman tells The Parable of the Evangelical Leaders and Their Grand Bargain.

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Disciples of Trump 0

Chauncey Devega asks a question.

Why do white, right-wing Christian evangelicals support Donald Trump?

He then answers in a typically long, tightly-reasoned post. I urge you to follow the link and read what he wrote.

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Baskets for Babies 0

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Both Sides Not 0

Eugene Robinson excoriates the hypocrisy of evangelical “Christian” “leaders” as regards Donald Trump. A snippet:

I can’t pretend to be shocked, shocked that conservative political activists who cloak themselves in gaudy religiosity turn out to be rank hypocrites. That’s nothing new. I do feel sorry, though, for the millions of Christians who look to figures such as Perkins and Graham for moral leadership. They must be terribly confused.

After all, Perkins’ predecessor at the Family Research Council, Gary Bauer, said this when Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky was revealed in 1998: “Character counts — in a people, in the institutions of our society, and in our national leadership.”

Apparently, it only counts when a Democrat is in the White House, not a Republican. I’m still looking for the Bible verse that spells out this distinction, but it must be in there somewhere.

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Marriage, GOP Style 0

Man standing behind a podium labeled,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Stormy Whether or Not 0

Dick Polman remarks on evangelical “Christians” ability to look the other way. A nugget:

The word hypocrisy doesn’t begin to describe people who have forfeited moral authority and proved to be as fraudulent as the president they deify. There’s no other way to explain someone like the Rev. Franklin Graham, who said last weekend that he loves Trump because this president has “a concern about Christian values.”

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Strange Bedfellows 0

Video cassette labled,

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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An Oxymoron 0

Republican family values.

They (it?) have always been a con and a scam for the rubes.

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