Marek Kizer

Today I ministered at the Planned Parenthood in Columbia, South Carolina, with the saints at @OperationSaveAm. In speaking with one of the abortion clinic escorts at the same location over this summer, she revealed that her path toward deconstructing her Christian faith and embracing abortion started when a friend sent her podcast episodes from @philvischer. I was very interested and continued to talk with her, as I have personally dealt with dear friends swept away by his subversion. She said the Holy Post's video on abortion, and their interviews with @DavidAFrench, were integral to her realizing that the Christian message of love requires supporting the right to dismember fatherless children in the womb, and not to "judge" those who do so. She referred to this as being "pro-grace" and encouraged me to research that movement. Phil Vischer and David French are leading souls to Hell and our nation toward judgment. Pray for the repentance of these wicked men or their complete removal from the public square. (Pictured: The clinic escort standing next to her teenage daughter, who dressed up as a Handmaid's Tale character to protest us.)

I know the Democrat Party has it in their core platform to relegalize abortion through the point of birth federally, shove it down the throats of all fifty states at the same time, fund it with your taxpayer dollars, and sue you if you won’t provide an abortion. I know it’s there in their priorities and planks, and they openly brag about it, having PP Moloch temple on wheels @ the DNC. But what if vague, unspecified policies of social safety net programs and education ad nauseum reduce the need for abortions (this has never happened on the state-level) while they continue to codify it in all fifty states? What if the best way to end abortion is to actually support the party of abortion?

“Neither mail-order distributors nor telehealth practitioners confirm pregnancy or completed abortions. They just distribute pills.” - Article "Abortion outcomes were known (ascertained using a test or the patient’s history) for 74% (4,454 of 6,034) of the analytical sample." - One study out of many. Published in Nature Medicine.

Why do episcopalians still go to church?

Richard Baxter - amateur surgeon

For the sake of Indiana's preborn children, today would be a good day for the Indiana Supreme Court to be a little bit "anti-semitic."

The In-N-Out mourner's bench

I would like to file a grievance with Alaska Airlines. My flight arrived on time to make my connection. The pilot, bless his WASP heart, mentioned we were early, even. I speedily walked, in the airport, as I normally do, to my gate, arriving long before the listed boarding time. The door had just closed. "Sometimes we do that because we don't think the rest are coming." I was the rest. I was coming.

Iowa has 99 counties.

Never drink the water in a country that denies the filioque

Spotted Cow Laptop Stand