- Never forget that Christian nationalist legislators like Oklahoma state Sen. Dusty Deevers are intent on outlawing birth control.
- A reminder that when Georgia GOP district chair Kandiss Taylor told Stew Peters that she wanted “extreme accountability” for those who oppose Christian nationalism, she meant public execution.
- Speaking of Peters, Lauren Witzke released a statement in response to his allegations that she’s a “fake Christian white nationalist.” She also released a wedding photo to debunk the idea that she “got knocked up by some border jumper in a sombrero.”
- Milo Yiannopoulos claims that since becoming “ex-gay,” dogs have stopped barking at him: “One morning, shortly after making my vow, the hex was lifted. I woke up entirely dog-friendly.”
- Self-proclaimed “prophetess” Kat Kerr insists that God told her that Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi would die in a helicopter crash. Conveniently for her, she never mentioned that before Raisi died.
- Finally, antisemitic white nationalist Nick Fuentes threatens that he and his groyper followers won’t vote for former President Donald Trump because his campaign is controlled by Jews and pro-Israel neocons.
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