James Talarico, Anti-Christian Pseudo-Christian

Among the most conspicuous characteristics of today’s Democrats is their hostility toward Christianity. James Talarico, running for the US Senate from Texas, is a case in point.

Via Fox News, Talarico sneers:

“Instead of putting the 10 Commandments in every classroom, instead of forcing school children to read the Bible against their wills, why don’t we, all of us, look inward and figure out how we can be more Christ-like, even when it’s uncomfortable.”

You won’t hear Democrats complaining about children being forced to read sexually perverted LGBT indoctrination materials against their parents’ will.

What a moonbat means by “Christ-like” is anybody’s guess:

“I have met so many Hindus, Buddhists, Sikh Jews, Muslims, atheists, agnostics who are more Christ-like than some of the Christians I serve with in the Texas legislature.”

The most frenetically anti-Christian moonbats often have a pseudo-Christian background. Talarico was a Presbyterian seminarian. Read more on what Presbyterianism has been degenerating into here and here.

When attacking Christianity, liberals call it “Christian nationalism” — evidently in a lame attempt to link it like everything else they don’t like to fascism. Barks Talarico:

“These Christians in Congress, these Christian nationalists, they want a Christian nation unless it means providing health care to the sick, unless it means funding food assistance for the hungry or raising the minimum wage for the poor.”

I must have skipped the part in the Bible where Jesus called for infamously dysfunctional government-run healthcare, coercively funded EBT handouts, and the destruction of businesses and jobs by minimum wage.

Evidently Jesus also wants boys to play on girls’ sports teams:

Talarico has a long history of sparking controversy for his comments on God and Christianity, including claiming during a 2021 speech in the Texas legislature that “God is nonbinary” in a rebuke of Republican legislation focused on youth sports and transgender kids.

More blasphemy:

Talarico joined Joe Rogan’s podcast in September 2025, where he also claimed the Bible permits abortion, saying the angel Gabriel “asks Mary if this is something she wants to do, and she says, ‘If it is God’s will, let it be done.’”

Good thing Mary didn’t say, “Nah, a baby would be inconvenient right now. I think I’ll kill the little guy.”

On a tip from Varla.

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