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Andrew Sullivan's avatar

They knew that Rumeysa Ozturk had done nothing wrong. They sent masked men to grab and detain her anyway.

They knew Abrego Garcia had a protection order from deportation. They sent him to a foreign jail anyway.

They know the Supreme Court has told them that Abrego Garcia must be returned. They don’t care.

There is no debate any more. This president is a direct threat to the Constitution of the United States.

Adam Kinzinger's avatar

I’m going to say something that shouldn’t be controversial but will be. If you are a Christian, you can support border control and immigration being legal vs illegal. You CANNOT celebrate deportations and get off on the cruelty, and be a real Christ follower. Period

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"It seems like our girl Marjorie Taylor Greene managed to make some smart investments, shall we say, before the Trump tariff reversal...." "I don't think it's that complicated, people can smell corruption and this is, this is it."

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Colin Wright's avatar

Are babies “queer”? What does that even mean?

In the first episode of our new podcast, Citation Needed,

and I dissect a peer-reviewed paper recently published in a Springer Nature journal that is more than just bizarre—it’s disturbing.

Feminists who married shrimp & an academic who says all babies are “queer”

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Joe Walsh's avatar

1. Abrego Garcia was in the United States legally.

2. A federal court ruled that he CANNOT be deported.

3. Trump defied the court and deported him to an El Salvador prison.

4. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Trump must bring him back to the U.S.

5. Trump said no.

We’re either a nation of laws or not. What say you America?

Tracy Early's avatar

Over the last ten years or so, I've been holding on by a thread to the Church, in order to not allow anyone to "force" me out of my faith that, during both good and trying times, has provided guidance, strength, and refuge. I stay (and occasionally leave but return) precisely because the Church's teachings of living the Gospel, of walking the walk, is foundational to its beliefs, teachings, and culture.

My mom, who converted to Catholicism of her own accord (to her Methodist grandmother's horror…

julia dream's avatar

My Aunt who was in the Navy converted in 1947 -- received her first Communion in the Military Episcopate in the Navy. Growing up, I "inherited" all her rosaries, prayer books, medals, and etc. They are all precious to me and her spiritual material culture was critical in the formation of my own spirituality.

Tracy Early's avatar

BRAVA!! to strong, independent women :-).

The Catholic Church, though it has its historic misogyny ... has been a treasure-trove of strong women! :) Medieval history is replete with assertive abbesses and feisty anchorites. You should note that the cross of Lorraine, the symbol of French resistance in World War II ... is associated with Joan of Arc. !!!

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