• He can’t beat Trump, I will mortgage my house right now and wager you.


• If I were Trump I would say something like “Ron you knew you were going to run and yet you still ran for Governor all the while lying to the people of Florida. You are abandoning the good people of Florida to climb the political ladder.”


• That is what I’d say if I were Trump.


• They changed the law in the state of Florida so DeSantis can run for Presidency and still remain the Governor of Florida.


• So technically it is a win/win for him in the long run I suppose.

HEADLINE: Abandon the Swamp by Roger Kimball 

• The swamp is too big and too deep to drain it.


• Trump will monitor anything in Florida, and if something happens in Florida while he is out campaigning it will be time to pounce.


• I’m only telling you all of this b/c Trump is going to bring all of this out if DeSantis really comes out to run.


• The infatuation w/ the salvation from the political class is in play here.


• It is Christian communities that will restore what is broken with our country.


• We must fortify these communities.


• We should be telling the political class, as we form our community we are forming it to ensure you have very little power.

• The men who seek to condition Mark by exposure to the Crooked—to make him believe that “objectively” there is no difference between it and the Straight—must in the end resort to blasphemy. It is not enough to celebrate the diseased and belittle the normal; eventually a stronger statement is needed. And this is the significance of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence”: Eventually not even drag is enough.


• And now the Dodgers, desensitized by a decade of celebration, reject the concerns of Christians and again extend their invitation to degraded mockeries of holiness. The ratchet of progress turns only one way.


• You live in the Objective Room, reader. Toleration comes from a position of strength, and, good Christian, you are not doing the tolerating—nor even being tolerated. 

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CJ Doyle

Catholic Action League 

• They were the Grand Marshalls in 2016 St Patrick Day Parade in Boston.


• Grotesque characters of devout religious nuns.


• Sexualizing Catholic imagery and language.


• The depraved obsession w/ Catholic ritual and mockery.


• Condom Savior Mass – condoms are distributed instead of Communion.


• They have the Hunky Jesus contest on Easter.


• This isn’t just about ending discrimination.


• This isn’t just about being accepted. 


• 60 years of the deconstruction of Communism – Catholics are now back in the 19th century in the US.


• They are honored against the wishes and over the sensibilities over faithful Catholics.


• The corporations always go with the power.


• Remember when the Church was so strong and so big the companies wouldn’t dare go against it?


• This is what 60 years of modernism has given us.


• No respect anymore from anyone.

HEADLINE: MASS MAILING TO L.A. PARISHES ON “SISTERS” by Bill Donohue 

• There used to be a time when the men in sports were religious and you KNEW which religious affiliation they had.


• They despise and want to suppress the Catholic faith.


• This is a post-Christian, ex-Catholic place now – Boston. 


• Illinois state house put up a Baphomet b/c the Satanic Temple said if a Nativity was welcome during Christmas they should have one too.


• You wouldn’t have had this type of abuse of liberty if the Catholic Church had strong leadership.


• Religious equality leads to no religion being accepted. 

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