David French Thinks It Is Uncivil to Think
that James Talarico Is an Awful Christian
Posted By: Hazymac, 3/11/2026 9:16:26 AM
James Talarico is a creep. I don't say that merely because I think he is wrong on just about everything. I say that because he is, objectively, really really creepy. As in "check his hard drive," creepy. (X) David French, though, finds Talarico utterly delightful and a model for how a Christian should be. And he is deeply disturbed that evangelicals aren't flocking to this creep and embracing him as the most Christian guy on earth. (X) You will recall that French insisted he was voting for Kamala Harris because of his own pro-life convictions, which he has paraded for decades. He is also a convert on trans issues,
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