Ep802 James Talarico Should be Saying “Thank God for the Bible” Rather than Apologizing for It

All right, back to today's show.

I'm titling it, James Tallarico should be saying thank God for the Bible rather than apologizing for it.

And the pretext for today's show is something that Tallarico has recently said on the campaign trail.

As you know, this is the young man who's running for the Senate seat in Texas right now.

And everybody in Texas, or if you have friends in Texas, forward this particular episode of the rebellion to them so that they listen.

People cannot vote for this man.

This is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

He's even worse.

He's a wolf in shepherd's clothing.

And as I've said on the show many times before, wolves in sheep's clothing are dangerous, but wolves in shepherd's clothing are downright deadly.

And that's the case of James Tallarico.

Here's something he recently said.

He said this in an interview with the Center for American Progress, a left-leaning organization.

He said that including Bible stories in school curriculum for young children is akin to indoctrination, propaganda, and it's deeply immoral.

It's akin to indoctrination, and it's deeply immoral.

Those are quotes from James Tallarico, public quotes that he actually gave to the Center for American Progress when they were interviewing him.

Now, you know that James Tallarico, he's in the Texas House right now, so he's an elected official.

He's running for federal office.

He's running for the Senate seat for Texas right now.

fancies himself as a Christian leader.

He's a seminarian at a Presbyterian, a very liberal and very progressive Presbyterian seminary down in Texas right now.

And he believes that children are too young to be exposed to Bible stories because that's indoctrination.

It's deeply immoral to try to influence these children when their minds are still developing.

This is what he said.

Now, it's interesting, a sidebar to this is that he's saying all this at the same time that he is all in favor of sexual indoctrination of children through the rainbow agenda, LGBTQIA.

All right, back to today's show.

I'm titling it, James Tallarico should be saying thank God for the Bible rather than apologizing for it.

And the pretext for today's show is something that Tallarico has recently said on the campaign trail.

As you know, this is the young man who's running for the Senate seat in Texas right now.

And everybody in Texas, or if you have friends in Texas, forward this particular episode of the rebellion to them so that they listen.

People cannot vote for this man.

This is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

He's even worse.

He's a wolf in shepherd's clothing.

And as I've said on the show many times before, wolves in sheep's clothing are dangerous, but wolves in shepherd's clothing are downright deadly.

And that's the case of James Tallarico.

Here's something he recently said.

He said this in an interview with the Center for American Progress, a left-leaning organization.

He said that including Bible stories in school curriculum for young children is akin to indoctrination, propaganda, and it's deeply immoral.

It's akin to indoctrination, and it's deeply immoral.

Those are quotes from James Tallarico, public quotes that he actually gave to the Center for American Progress when they were interviewing him.

Now, you know that James Tallarico, he's in the Texas House right now, so he's an elected official.

He's running for federal office.

He's running for the Senate seat for Texas right now.

fancies himself as a Christian leader.

He's a seminarian at a Presbyterian, a very liberal and very progressive Presbyterian seminary down in Texas right now.

And he believes that children are too young to be exposed to Bible stories because that's indoctrination.

It's deeply immoral to try to influence these children when their minds are still developing.

This is what he said.

Now, it's interesting, a sidebar to this is that he's saying all this at the same time that he is all in favor of sexual indoctrination of children through the rainbow agenda, LGBTQIA.