Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reposted and praised a video interview of a self-described Christian nationalist pastor whose church doesn’t believe women should be allowed to vote.
Doug Wilson, senior pastor of Christ Church in Idaho, said during the interview with CNN that, “Women are the kind of people that people come out of.”
“The wife and mother, who is the chief executive of the home, is entrusted with three or four or five eternal souls,” he continued.
In the CNN interview, Wilson also defended previous comments where he had said there was mutual affection between slaves and their masters. He also said that sodomy should be recriminalized. The Supreme Court invalidated sodomy laws in 2003.
Release the Trump-Epstein files
“Files?! Which files? Sorry it’s a hoax. No files to see here.”
/s (just in case)
republiQan women - YOU did this. We told you. 100 times we told you. You wouldn’t listen.
Get wise or get used to being cattle again.
I think you’re missing the part where lots of Republican woman have been
raisedbrainwashed to agree with thisThis. My biological father’s wife has a degree, he does not. He works, she does not, because “it isn’t a woman’s place to earn more than the man”.
Not nearly enough put it into practice, though. They think they are special ones. This hypocrisy goes back to the likes of that awful human being Phyllis Schlafly.
They are going to be as Pikachu-faced as the immigrants that voted for Taco thinking they were special, too. Kinda like a lot of idiot trad-wives were shocked that hubby and pals didn’t see them as special, either.
It’s nobody’s fault that you are who you are, but it’s your own fault if you stay that way.
I cannot wait to see the faces of the likes of Qbert, who even had the audacity to be holding forth in a CHURCH. A place where she is definitely supposed to be quiet and she, as a woman, is not supposed to be in a position of authority over any man.
Release the Epstein files
Every day we get closer to Gilead. We’re living the Handmaid’s Tale prequel right now
Pete shouldn’t breathe.
When they say they want to “make America great again” they mean before women had autonomy and minorities had rights.
Just had someone tell me only last week that the notion that women who changed their names for marriage might have sudden “problems” when it comes to voting sounds like a conspiracy theory.
I said that plenty on the right think things started to go wrong when women were able to vote. They sneered at this notion as if it’s not even a thing.
Even I didn’t think some prominent member of Taco’s gang would so quickly demonstrate how wrong this person was…
