Holy effing s**t!

[madamesilverspurs]

I don’t ordinarily look forward to pulmonary rehab sessions. But after hearing Jim Jordan ask Barr, “What’s more important, going to church or going to a protest?” — yeah, I’m outta here. Really going to need those exercises today. Ye gods.


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[Eliot Rosewater]

1. IQ of under 75 so what do you expect? I mean fuck, this is who makes up the GOP now

BARR exists to KILL Women and doctors, that is his ONE agenda.

All that education and he thinks abortion is the end of all things.

[Me.]

5. What Was His Answer?

checking for a friend

[onethatcares]

2. I wanted to hear

"If that's the case, shouldn't churches be taxed?"

[StarfishSaver]

3. I think God prefers we go out and fight for the least of us than to sit in church talking about Him

[marieo1]

8. I believe this

I agree, I have always heard that people are God with skin on!!! A lot of very wealthy people go to church regularly and yet wouldn't lift a hand to help someone in need.

[central scrutinizer]

4. God hears you wherever you are

Repigs, not so much

[Marcuse]

6. Loving your neighbor is more important than going to church.

Protecting your neighbor from virulence, be it natural or artificial, is a good thing.

[Goodheart]

7. No contest for me.

[patphil]

9. I didn't hear any of the Barr session in front of the house, so I don't know the response.

But it looks to me like a case of false equivalence.
Why can't you do both?
And, why wouldn't a protest be every bit as important as a church service if you're standing up for the rights of the oppressed?

Of course, Jym Jordan isn't in the habit of standing up for the rights of the oppressed so he wouldn't know.

[Bucky]

10. As if the two of them tonguing Trump's ass isn't exercise enough

[nuxvomica]

11. Jordan's a Christian like a pantomime horse is a horse

Nothing but shabby theatrics to impress the rubes in the cheap seats.