Doesn’t that make her a DEI hire?

We’ve beaten fascism before. We must remember the lessons of the past, we must try to educate the friends of ours who have been misled by the authoritarians in our government. And we must raise our voices. Repeatedly Loudly. Firmly. Together. (7/7)

Yesterday, the very people who venerated Charlie Kirk, decided that his words about freedom of speech didn’t matter. I’m not sure whether to call this hypocrisy or fascism or merely a lust for power. But however, you name it, indicates a massive sea change in the history of the United States. (6/7)

the good fight on behalf of the people. In one sense, Charlie Kirk did that. He fought for freedom of speech, something that all of us should hold dear. (5/7)

But in light of all of this many on our side have been shocked with the way the man has been venerated; this includes me. I don’t believe his life was worthy of lying in state in the capital or flags being flown at half mast. We reserve these honors for people who were statesman, or who fought (4/7)

Statements that are easy to find on his podcast, his Instagram and in general all around the Internet. He did make racist statements. He did make misogynistic statements. He did make antisemitic statements. There is no sense debating this; the proof exists, easily found. (3/7)

We didn’t celebrate Charlie Kirk’s murder. We were horrified by the way in which he lost his life. We’re saddened by the loss his widow and his fatherless children must feel. But we also said clearly that we disagreed with statements he made. (2/7)

I think MAGA Flakes would be a great name for a cereal. “Contains no nutritional value at all”

at the Episcopal one. Bishop Budde is a perfect example of “religion done right.” (2/2)

The star on the Cowboys helmet? It’s not a logo, it’s a rating.

Since Mac OS fits in that dream, I approve of this message.