murphyag said:jrdaustin said:murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
Yet, commandments are broken by all. I know I have broken some. And then asked for forgiveness.
That said, I DO care about wife cheating. Not a fan of it, and that's one I haven't broken. But, I have had coworkers who unfortunately have, and I have not gone on some tirade expecting them to lose their job.
I would never expect someone to be refused to be hired because of an infidelity, as I would never expect someone to lose a job simply because they are gay. Now, if their lifestyle choices inhibit their ability to DO the job, then that's another story.
My grandpa and father used to always say "A father who cheats on his wife is also cheating on his children and that a man who cheats on his children won't think twice about screwing other people over in life." I swear I must have heard them saying that a thousand times when Bill Clinton was running for president the first time and throughout his presidency. And grandpa and dad weren't wrong. I'm in my 50's and over the years I have observed the same thing with guys I have worked with who were cheaters. It is a sad state of affairs that morals and decency aren't more widely valued.
oh no said:
I think the evidence against Paxton was someone in his office claimed to have overheard a conversation about another conversation regarding a kitchen or bathroom remodel. That's it. He was acquitted because there wasn't other evidence. The same people with blinders on about "10% for the big guy" refuse to accept outcomes after not only an acquittal, but the Big Guy's DOJ / FBI spent four years trying to get this guy and didn't find anything.
agent-maroon said:
Imagine a dem taking a Republican candidate ("maga") to task over choosing "party over principle" lol
Political introspection is functionally non-existent
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murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
bobbranco said:murphyag said:jrdaustin said:murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
Yet, commandments are broken by all. I know I have broken some. And then asked for forgiveness.
That said, I DO care about wife cheating. Not a fan of it, and that's one I haven't broken. But, I have had coworkers who unfortunately have, and I have not gone on some tirade expecting them to lose their job.
I would never expect someone to be refused to be hired because of an infidelity, as I would never expect someone to lose a job simply because they are gay. Now, if their lifestyle choices inhibit their ability to DO the job, then that's another story.
My grandpa and father used to always say "A father who cheats on his wife is also cheating on his children and that a man who cheats on his children won't think twice about screwing other people over in life." I swear I must have heard them saying that a thousand times when Bill Clinton was running for president the first time and throughout his presidency. And grandpa and dad weren't wrong. I'm in my 50's and over the years I have observed the same thing with guys I have worked with who were cheaters. It is a sad state of affairs that morals and decency aren't more widely valued.
What would father and grandpa say about the pervert Talarico? Or would they ignore the fact that the guy wants full-term abortion, child mutilations, abusing children with gender queer indoctrination, open borders...
I know what they would say. 'Son please!'
oh no said:
he did preach about how our southern boarder should be a giant "welcome mat".
J. Walter Weatherman said:oh no said:
I think the evidence against Paxton was someone in his office claimed to have overheard a conversation about another conversation regarding a kitchen or bathroom remodel. That's it. He was acquitted because there wasn't other evidence. The same people with blinders on about "10% for the big guy" refuse to accept outcomes after not only an acquittal, but the Big Guy's DOJ / FBI spent four years trying to get this guy and didn't find anything.
Lol. 8 of his aides reported him to the FBI. They were then fired and filed for wrongful termination. Instead of fighting the lawsuit, which should have been easy if they were all lying, Paxton settled for $3MM of taxpayer funds. Draw whatever conclusions you want to from that, but it definitely wasn't just one random overheard conversation.
And yes, he's still light years better than Talarico.
jrdaustin said:bobbranco said:murphyag said:jrdaustin said:murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
Yet, commandments are broken by all. I know I have broken some. And then asked for forgiveness.
That said, I DO care about wife cheating. Not a fan of it, and that's one I haven't broken. But, I have had coworkers who unfortunately have, and I have not gone on some tirade expecting them to lose their job.
I would never expect someone to be refused to be hired because of an infidelity, as I would never expect someone to lose a job simply because they are gay. Now, if their lifestyle choices inhibit their ability to DO the job, then that's another story.
My grandpa and father used to always say "A father who cheats on his wife is also cheating on his children and that a man who cheats on his children won't think twice about screwing other people over in life." I swear I must have heard them saying that a thousand times when Bill Clinton was running for president the first time and throughout his presidency. And grandpa and dad weren't wrong. I'm in my 50's and over the years I have observed the same thing with guys I have worked with who were cheaters. It is a sad state of affairs that morals and decency aren't more widely valued.
What would father and grandpa say about the pervert Talarico? Or would they ignore the fact that the guy wants full-term abortion, child mutilations, abusing children with gender queer indoctrination, open borders...
I know what they would say. 'Son please!'
This. It's crazy to me how many people still try to use morals as a club to beat conservatives with, when they overlook instances where "their" folks in power are absolutely devoid of principals or morals. And they vote accordingly.
Even giving Murphy a TON of leeway and benefit of the doubt on who he supports in this race, his failure to recognize how warped the logic is to call for Paxton being held to a certain standard while ignoring the fact that the left currently holds themselves to NO standards.
I'm reminded of when Ike had benched Patton because he had slapped a kid in the hospital for not returning to the fight. The kid had PTSD, and Patton wasn't tolerating it. Bad Patton. But Ike soon realized that Patton - a barely controllable pit bull - was needed to win the War. So, with all of his baggage, Patton was put back to work.
If Ike had relied on "morals and decency", we might be speaking German today.
Democrat Texas Rep James Talarico: “Our southern border should be like our front porch. There should be a giant welcome mat out front”pic.twitter.com/wzjB8VZMEg
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) January 26, 2026
japantiger said:murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
True Christians do care about adultery. I've seen too much of this and marriages destroyed by it. It is a basic human failing.
What I have to balance that with is the other side is running a psychopath. If you believe there are 6 sexes; you're a psychopath. If you believe in destroying young bodies in the name of sexual deviancy, you're a psychopath. If you don't believe we know what a woman is ("friends with uteruses), then you're a psychopath. These three things alone mean you cannot be trusted with any basic decision. All this even before the discussion on him being a heretic and false prophet.
As for my Christianity, for Paxton, I pray for his family. As for Talerico, I pray that God casts out demons from the leftist intelligentsia that is trying to destroy the very fabric of society. But, in the secular, political, world, I have to take the best I can get.
This is not really a hard choice.
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico's "social justice" church in Austin doesn't preach Pauline epistles because the apostle Paul was "homophobic" and they've ordained several gay men and lesbians at the church. Definitely a gay-friendly place of worship. pic.twitter.com/EHG51wZk31
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 3, 2026
Ag87H2O said:
Electing Talarico as their Senate nominee might be the biggest blunder of this century for Texas Democrats. And that's saying something.
He's going to do more the motivate Republicans and Independents to go vote for Paxton than he will Democrats to show up and vote for him.
oh no said:
Talarco is totally straight with that totally legit long time girlfriend/soulmate thoughDemocratic Senate candidate James Talarico's "social justice" church in Austin doesn't preach Pauline epistles because the apostle Paul was "homophobic" and they've ordained several gay men and lesbians at the church. Definitely a gay-friendly place of worship. pic.twitter.com/EHG51wZk31
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 3, 2026
oh no said:
all the massive funding to decide who reps Texas from east and left coast elites abruptly abandoned Jazzmine and shifted over to James Talurco last fall when they thought they struck gold with this guy. They even convinced their useful idiots he was better than beto and they really got wound up about him. One of them even excitedly posted a thread on this forum to warn us to "get used to the name".. so excited they had a smooth-talking "man of the cloth" finally on the D side to help us vote ourselves into socialism.
...but after the whacked out crazy takes from him have been coming out as soon as he beat Jazzmine in the primary, I wonder if the socialist elites end up backing off their funding for these next few months, realizing it's a lost cause waste of money. they may decide to spend it in Maine, New Jersey, and elsewhere they might think they have comrades with a better chance.
oh no said:Democrat Texas Rep James Talarico: “Our southern border should be like our front porch. There should be a giant welcome mat out front”pic.twitter.com/wzjB8VZMEg
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) January 26, 2026
There is one reason the socialist party opened the border wide and invited mass unfettered migration to the tune of ~20 million new comers in four short years. And this freak supports it.
Claude! said:oh no said:Democrat Texas Rep James Talarico: “Our southern border should be like our front porch. There should be a giant welcome mat out front”pic.twitter.com/wzjB8VZMEg
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) January 26, 2026
There is one reason the socialist party opened the border wide and invited mass unfettered migration to the tune of ~20 million new comers in four short years. And this freak supports it.
To a certain extent, I agree with him here. My front porch has a welcome mat - even says Howdy on it. But if you want to visit, you stay on the porch/at the border until I invite you in.
oh no said:Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico's "social justice" church in Austin doesn't preach Pauline epistles because the apostle Paul was "homophobic" and they've ordained several gay men and lesbians at the church. Definitely a gay-friendly place of worship. pic.twitter.com/EHG51wZk31
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 3, 2026
txags92 said:japantiger said:murphyag said:samurai_science said:njohn87 said:
Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.
No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not
True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.
True Christians do care about adultery. I've seen too much of this and marriages destroyed by it. It is a basic human failing.
What I have to balance that with is the other side is running a psychopath. If you believe there are 6 sexes; you're a psychopath. If you believe in destroying young bodies in the name of sexual deviancy, you're a psychopath. If you don't believe we know what a woman is ("friends with uteruses), then you're a psychopath. These three things alone mean you cannot be trusted with any basic decision. All this even before the discussion on him being a heretic and false prophet.
As for my Christianity, for Paxton, I pray for his family. As for Talerico, I pray that God casts out demons from the leftist intelligentsia that is trying to destroy the very fabric of society. But, in the secular, political, world, I have to take the best I can get.
This is not really a hard choice.
True Christians should follow the "judge not lest ye be judged yourself" mindset. I am not in a position to decide whether Paxton should be condemned for his sin of adultery. What I should care about is whether his past adultery makes him incapable of doing the job I am voting for him to do. If adultery is disqualifying, we are going to need a bunch more senators.
Queso1 said:
Where are you seeing capitalism? All I've seen the last few decades is "my socialism is better than your socialism."