Inside A Secret Society Of Prominent Right-Wing Christian Men Prepping For A ‘National Divorce’ - TPM – Talking Points Memo

[jnbenson]

@osprey

I don’t suppose any of these “Christians” are on their second or third marriage, or cheated on their wives, or cheated on their taxes, or are closeted gays.

Key point there wives. I think it’s in 1^stDonald where it says, it’s OK to grab em by the *****.

[frago]

Can’t be
No Y chromosome

[mch]

I bet there’s at least some overlap of Sackers and the Federalist Society. John Eastman types. It probably behooves public figures like Clarence Thomas and Josh Hawley to be fellow travelers with groups like the Sackers rather than to join them.

[irasdad]

@tigersharktoo

Eat American Food!

Orgiastic Guilfoyle Scream: “Velveeta, Jell-O, and Miracle Whip’s best is yet to come!”

[jnbenson]

@dr_coyote

@jnbenson

Have we noticed the theme yet? The projection,

Uh, yes. “Every accusation is in fact an admission of guilt.” We’ve been saying on these boards literally for years.

Not really intended for this audience. I’m just wondering when the Free Press™ will take notice. By this point in time an accusation from a Republican is almost billboard saying “Come see what I did.”

[fiftygigs]

“we believe in a particular Christianity that is not blurred by modernist philosophies.”

Like Trumpism?

[RedGargantua]

@musgrove

So… the klan without the hoods.

Yep. Promise Keeper graduates found something fun to do.

[noonm]

Yenor sent a screenshot of an Amazon link to “The Super Afrikaners,” a 1979 nonfiction account of the Afrikaner Broederbond, a semi-secret society which ruled South Africa under apartheid.

Well, they certainly aren’t subtle about wanting to turn the US into an apartheid state controlled by rich, white, Christian men.

[v12nna]

Does every nation have this mess of lunatic losers or is their existence a shining example of “American exceptionalism”?
Please, God, if you exist, MAKE IT STOP. My head hurts.

[ralph_vonholst]

The man’s a complete fascist.

https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1766472875249144295?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^tweet

[Ethics_Gradient]

@bad_hombre

creeps of their nature always have skeletons.

It could be very entertaining to do a little oppo research on them and see how many are George Santos types, with lots of shenanigans in their backgrounds. Get them disqualified from their organization.

[dr_coyote]

Sorry. The “we” threw me. Understanding now.

[esva]

Michael Flynn? Ye gods!

[randyabraham]

Call it corporate Christianity — and corporations are people, my friend.

And in case you haven’t heard, there has been a settlement reached:

“This notice will serve to memorialize the agreement that has been reached between one Mr. Jesus Christ and NextGen Christianity, LLC.

While still represented on the board of trustees – albeit now with nonvoting ex-officio status – and featured prominently in promotional materials, the directors of NextGen Christianity LLC have decided to part ways with and to end its formal association with Mr. Christ.

He has agreed he is no longer involved in the day to day administration of NextGen Christianity LLC, and has relinquished any and all claims to its endowment.

And in return for relinquishing to us the rights to his name, image, and likeness, he has been offered an honorary, temporary emeritus status which does not constitute in any way, shape or form any endorsement, support, or affiliation on our part.

We thank Mr. Christ for his past service, and we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.”

[chelsea530]

Sorry to keep bringing up Britt, but this is hilarious.

Katie Britt’s Strange Speech

…audition.’ ‘It will be interesting to see if Britt rises to the occasion,’ the former House speaker had mused to a New York talk-radio host.’“If she does, it will be a major step up in her potentially being Trump’s vice-presidential candidate.'”

“When I called Gingrich this morning and asked if Britt had, in fact, risen to the occasion last night, he sounded flustered. ‘Ah, well, um, I don’t have any comment right now, thank you.’ He hung up.”

Vice-President? Good grief.

[RedGargantua]

@brutus1910

This group sounds like the New Founding Fathers of America from The Purge movie series.

BINGO!

[garrybee]

@Hatmama

Seems to me that Native American Indians/First Nation/Indigenous peoples were really the ONLY people who could right claim to be “first.”

Let’s not forget the Vikings.

[playitagainrowlf]

@vlharpley

Obviously not the Masonic Order.

More like “the Moronic Order”…

[PacificSparkles]

Before we were African-American, we were Blacks. So, as Blacks we’re eligible to be SACR’s….Huey P, would march right into the meeting fullly armed…locked & loaded expressing his full rights of membership. With a long line of folks carrying white folding chairs behind him.

Oh the looks & diverse expressions to behold.

[lastroth]

@ralph_vonholst

A secret society that isn’t secret, with a “Maximum Leader” who operates out of Upland, CA and that only admits wealthy, white, trinitarian men

See and this is their blind side. They believe themselves to be the master of their universe. Well when one raises enough generations of all men believing that they are in fact the master of their universe then the hierarchy becomes more severe. A family with a couple of sons will be in conflict because of Dad being the final say on what they do with their life, what they will study, will probably pick the son’s future wife, to create an alliance, and before you know it we’re regressed to feudal times.
And woe be it for a man that can only create female offspring.