omg i can’t unsee it now! the makeup and that weird loyalty to her husband even when everything’s falling apart is literally the same energy.
ttystikk on
So what’s the conspiracy? It’s the same American subculture of evangelicals who want to tell the rest of us how to live? It’s not news;
Punished in 2007, “American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War On America” by Chris Hedges, himself a seminary school graduate, ordained priest and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, formerly of the New York Times.
CrackleDMan on
Demonic.
Typical_Intention996 on
What’s the conspiracy here?
That Christian evangelists exist and rant on a platform to huge viewership? That’s nothing new.
krt8090 on
She reminds me of a young Mimi Bobeck
Fit-Commission-2626 on
**Part of what I think happened in politics is that Donald Trump gained fame by appearing on a lot of liberal-leaning shows—like Howard Stern, professional wrestling when it was still edgy and popular among young people, and even Playboy. Because he’s funny and, in many ways, a talented entertainer, he was able to temporarily rehabilitate the conservative image. He made it seem more appealing or relatable to people who might not have otherwise associated themselves with it. That shift was so strong that many people forgot what traditional conservatism actually stood for—the very things you’re referring to.**
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omg i can’t unsee it now! the makeup and that weird loyalty to her husband even when everything’s falling apart is literally the same energy.
So what’s the conspiracy? It’s the same American subculture of evangelicals who want to tell the rest of us how to live? It’s not news;
Punished in 2007, “American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War On America” by Chris Hedges, himself a seminary school graduate, ordained priest and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, formerly of the New York Times.
Demonic.
What’s the conspiracy here?
That Christian evangelists exist and rant on a platform to huge viewership? That’s nothing new.
She reminds me of a young Mimi Bobeck
**Part of what I think happened in politics is that Donald Trump gained fame by appearing on a lot of liberal-leaning shows—like Howard Stern, professional wrestling when it was still edgy and popular among young people, and even Playboy. Because he’s funny and, in many ways, a talented entertainer, he was able to temporarily rehabilitate the conservative image. He made it seem more appealing or relatable to people who might not have otherwise associated themselves with it. That shift was so strong that many people forgot what traditional conservatism actually stood for—the very things you’re referring to.**