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I was on a Zoom call with a few smart friends earlier today, when one of them outlined J.D. Vance’s viewpoint on Christianity.  Apparently, it’s a set of concentric rings with oneself at the center, followed one’s family in the second ring, the United States and other groups to which one belongs in the third, and the upstanding members of the human race in the fourth.  Nowhere do immigrants or other needy people appear at all.

My friend went on to describe this as “bizarre,” but is there anything strange or weird about it at all?  It may be sickening, but it’s commonplace among Christians–at least among American Christians of the 21st Century.

Moreover, when I hear stupidity and cruelty like this coming out of the mouth of people like Vance, I often wonder if the speaker truly believes what he’s saying, or if this a statement crafted to appeal to the morons who form the majority of his audience.

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Trump’s War in Iran

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The meme here depicts where the United States has gone recently.  Our president starts an illegal and unnecessary war.

Can he stop it?  Neither quickly nor easily.

Does he deserve the Nobel Peace Prize?  Absolutely.

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Trump Faces Opposition from Our Top Entertainers

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In case it’s not already clear, Trump supporters buy virtually zero of Neil Young’s music, if only because it’s aggressively anti-racist, e.g. “Southern Man,” and “Alabama.”

Imagine you’re a white person living in the Deep South, and you come across these lyrics: “Alabama, you have the rest of the union to help you along.  What’s going wrong?”

How large is your appetite for this man’s music?

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Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) Endorses Mike Lindell

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Here’s another reminder of how far to the extreme low brow right the American conservative movement has swung.

The only political experience Mike Lindell has comes from his having eagerly accepted Trump’s lie that the 2020 election was rigged with massive voter fraud, for which there is exactly zero evidence.

As a consequence, Lindell is facing multiple lawsuits, including a June 2025 verdict ordering him to pay $2.3 million to a former Dominion Voting Systems employee for defamation. He also faces lawsuits from Smartmatic for defamation and a suit over a $3 million unpaid loan.

That’s it, folks. No experiencing running a small town in Alabama, let alone a state full of well-educated progressives in which Trump lost to Kamala Harris by a full 4% in 2024.

Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) Endorses Mike Lindell

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