James Talarico Grills Texas Education Commissioner Over New Christianity-Infused Curriculum

[@Vinni-STM]

Separation of Church & State should remain.

[@saattlebrutaz]

Schools are not the state.

[@Spiritof_76]

@@saattlebrutaz Public schools are.

[@user-account-not-found]

​@@saattlebrutaz what 😂

[@danhoyt9961]

​@@saattlebrutazYes, they are. Publicly funded. Run by an elected body. They are agents of the state.

[@carolynhoover9444]

Let's not allow them to.

[@claervue7098]

James Talarico shares more wisdom and compassion in his 30's than the whole host of old guard TX legislators combined. We need more voices like his. Thank you for your service, J.T.

[@laurieg2436]

Right on!!! NO indoctrination.

[@Spiritof_76]

@@saattlebrutazReligiosity flies in the face of rational thought, it's anathema to critical thinking. Keep it in your house and in your church. Better yet, stop believing ancient myths.

[@margaretjones8332]

No indoctrination for anything !

[@chrishunley1144]

@@saattlebrutaz There is a difference between playing songs to a classroom and holding teaching the Bible in classrooms. The first amendment of the US Constitution is freedom of speech and of Religion. Going as far as to say not to put one Religion above another. Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Atheist, and Christianity are all different Religions with different beliefs and even different religious texts they read from. To teach the Christian Bible in church is NOT American. It is indoctrination.

[@thedont2154]

@@saattlebrutaz You must have missed the rest of the video where he read instructional text pulled directly from the Bible. Also, we're a majority Christian country, hardly "hyper secularized".

[@tkta831]

​​​@@saattlebrutaz which world are you talking about? Your comment only highlights your ignorance. I attended a Baptist school and public school growing up in Africa and we do that here. Maybe you want to say some part of the world.

[@JustJulia-qt9nh]

How can a state make a law granting someone immunity from violating constitutional law? Texas, get your shit together or get out. You get far more federal dollars than you give.

[@georgesheffield1580]

Texas is full of bovine Excrement and mythology

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

("... or get out...") They tried that once ... and got their butts kicked for it. .

[@judykinsman3258]

This Supreme Court will normalize this.

[@JustJulia-qt9nh]

@@bootskanchelsis3337 well it wouldn’t bother me. They’re a bunch of leaches masquerading as “conservatives.”

[@martincote6499]

From what I understood in the video, the immunity seems to have been included in the curriculum established by the Commission, NOT in statute, which would be ultra vires and thus nul and void. Further, immunity is for torts committed in the exercise of some duties, to preserve the indépendance of a particular actor

[@laurencesmelser3083]

We need more Talaricos for the country's future. And not under the Texas Church of the Whited Sepulchre

[@anitaschvitz9749]

The guy he’s questioning doesn’t seem to know much about what he’s about

[@potr6461]

on purpose

[@user-account-not-found]

It's a standard tactic of the rightwing. Can't recall, plead the fifth, don't remember, don't know.

[@Point_Particle]

Yep. To Republicans, "I don't know anything about that" means it doesn't exist.

[@n.e.c.6389]

Yeah, he knows. You'll never get him to admit it however.

[@HamptonGuitars]

Or the law they're discussing, either.

[@BEVERLYRANDOLPH-lx4qu]

That James Talarico is a Texas jewel!!!

[@DB_Cooper.]

i'm from 🇨🇦and I dig the guy.

[@appelblossom4311]

As a non-Christian I agree 100% thank you representative Talarico !

[@TheMincha1-tu3zi]

Thank you Mr. Talarico my grandkids are Buddhists. They do not need an indoctrination but an EDUCATION.

[@mds-kv2rs]

The Dalai Lama drew parallels from Jesus life on earth to Buddhism. So if they have strong beliefs it will only strengthen it later in life.

[@NickLaDrama]

@@mds-kv2rsor you could keep your Christian fairytales out of school.

[@mds-kv2rs]

@@NickLaDrama your opinion is that Christianity is a fairy tale. I think darwinism is a fairy tale but I still had to learn that.

[@NickLaDrama]

@@mds-kv2rs Evolution of the species has been proven time and time again... Still waiting for proof of walking on water and the zombification of Jesus.

[@carlnordstrom7533]

@@mds-kv2rs Darwinism has scientific evidence proving it, over billions of years.

[@MarthaSalinas-y5i]

Thank you James, for speaking the TRUTH 🙏🏼..Texas we need to Register an Vote in our local an State level government we need to get involved in a true Democracy the government is by the people for the people, that includes everyone equally Let's turn Texas Blue 💙 an move forward into the 21th century, we are not going Back 💙

[@hope4now]

You go, boy! Turn it around on them!!! Religion, outside of comparative studies, has no place in public schools!!! You want to study the Bible- do it on your own time and your own dime at your own church!!!

[@gplus1000]

Exactly! Unfortuantely, in Nebraska, the trash Legislature passed a law that allows for "scholorships" be awarded to kids that want to go to religous schools right out of the public school budjet. Petitions passed and at least we get to vote this garbage down. State by state, Project 2025 is being forced upon us. Facists are bad news people.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

... and find out that it is ALL baselessly asserted nonsense when one becomes intellectually honest with themselves and actually try and find evidence supporting ANY supernatural claim is true, real or existent. .

[@richardkatz8713]

Stop tax exemption for religious institutions so it's all on their dime

[@paologat]

@@bootskanchelsis3337the atheist dogma speaks loudly in you.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

@@paologat the intellectual dishonesty speaks loudly in your misrepresentation of what atheism is. herp derp. *eyeroll .

[@markseagraves5486]

What authority allows any grant of immunity from the establishment clause? Again, these politicians are shown to be, if not corrupt, certainly incompetent. They should be held to account for wasting taxpayer funds.

[@Mattsstill]

a quick search around brought this result - "The 1947 landmark Supreme Court decision in Everson v. Board of Education applied the establishment clause to the states." Whoever in Texas thought that little footnote would protect the teachers should be currently looking for a new job in janitorial services...

[@lenewen605]

I think it is probably from the angle that they damn well know this is going to cause legal issues and that the are putting it in to keep their thought police from litigation. That little stupid bit will probably might make into federal courts with a judge going “you want to do what?”

[@MrSparkula]

An authoritarian regime that only pretends to uphold the Constitution while ignoring it at the same time.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

religion is poison.

[@raynethackery1]

They want it to go to the SC so they can get the 6 to weaken the Supremacy Clause.

[@priscillaszporka4983]

Appreciate Mr James, well educated, vote blue 2024 💙 🇺🇸

[@truthseeker4504]

😂😂😂 James you're terrific especially using Abbott's own words against this curriculum. Thank you for protecting students and for making the public aware of Texas is trying to do. Blessings in seminary!

[@sukn7091]

We won’t have any teachers left. We keep expecting teachers to feed, clothe, educate and now we’re making them teaching theology.

[@AndNowIWrite]

You forgot "carry a gun"

[@Kittykat5kits]

Don’t forget putting their lives on the line because of ridiculous gun laws

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

at very insultingly low wages.

[@Yoraeryu]

that's the point. they want education for the rich kids, work for the poor ones. look at how they're drooling over tearing down child labor laws

[@BjørjaBear]

You either have to be an idealist or stark raving mad to go into teaching these days.

[@theclockworkpineapple]

Calm, measured, and absolutely correct.

[@colorfulchrissy74747]

I’m so proud of you, Sir! I’m proud to be a Democrat and proud to be a Christian with an open heart, open eyes and an open mind ❤ Thank you for separating church from state and fighting the fight for all American’s ❤

[@Jackiecarlet]

🙌🏻🙌🏻AMEN. I’m Catholic and cannot believe how republicans are trying to force Christianity in schools. That is a family and personal matter. Children should feel they are in an inclusive classroom and that they are accepted and unique despite their religious background. I’m a teacher and I can guarantee most teachers believe the same. ❤

[@SharonBee-tl8vn]

SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE .... From a born and raised Catholic and Daughter of the Republic of Texas (5th generation).

[@nistassist4781]

A Christian standing up for religious freedom? In texas?

[@budmoore7971]

He is a good man and a true Christian.

[@SincerelyTakisha]

As he should!

[@JamieCallanan]

Christianity is a free gift. Forcing it on others misses the entire point.

[@DashRiprock513]

Religious freedom and forcing it on schoolchildren are two different things bonehead

[@artemisnite]

​@@JamieCallananCrusades. Witch hunts. Inquisitions. Mass child indoctrination for centuries. I think you're the one who missed the point of that slavery endorsing threemale patriarchal gawd. Know them by their fruits.

[@luispiros]

I am a lifelong Texan, grew up Catholic but no longer practice religion. This is man speaks with simplicity (holding back emotions) and I very much appreciate that.

[@alanfairbrother890]

He just deals in facts and brings the receipts.

[@mariagautier5956]

Thank you James Talarico for your wisdom and compassion. Very well expressed. Education Not indoctrination.

[@WafflesInTheRain]

My respect for James Talarico grows every time I hear him speak. His respect and compassion for all is shown through not just his words but also his actions. I’m not a religious person, yet Talarico’s speeches and sermons where he preaches love and tolerance are so inclusive that I feel welcomed to join and listen. Thank you, James.

[@rippleeffectcoaching]

I heard Talerico's sermon on how Christian national is are not Christian. It was beautiful He nailed it.

[@cathytherealtor]

I agree with you. I am not a religious person either for a lot of reasons. However, James has given me a fresh look at religion.

[@mistareee]

If all religious people were like him they would save the world instead of dividing it

[@heidilady]

From a non-Christian teacher, thank you! This is getting out of hand.

[@jthurm402]

Thank you so much for your service to goodness and to all of us with your living example of your best effort at our human golden rule. Many of us continue to be called to and motivated by the possibilities in our human communities by your leadership and by your inclusive faith and representation. No words will suffice to convey our gratitude for you and your path 🙏

[@Jenny_1158]

Would you Texans please boot out Ted Cruz and replace him with James Talarico in the U.S. Senate?

[@mickeyhadley4281]

To my Christian friends: If you need the government to teach your kids religion than you need to take a long, hard look at yourselves in the mirror because you are failing miserably.

[@71suns]

AMEN

[@Lisa-re9op]

moreover, why have churches then if they are going to "learn" it in PUBLIC schools and/also why bother with private religious schools?

[@iPayElite]

Appreciate James Talerico very much. Praying for you as you continue to fight the good fight

[@SincerelyTakisha]

As a Christian, I can say that we do things to others that we don't want done to us. It's completely hypocrisy!

[@Rottingboards]

Yes, finally someone who truly believes in the teaching of Jesus. Thank you...

[@earthsystem]

this representative is well trained in Christian study, and compassionate about the melting pot of America and that all must be respected.

[@boblatkey7160]

That's fine, just keep this garbage out of our schools. It is childish fairytale nonsense.

[@charleselphinstone6714]

jesus is NOT real!!

[@KaylinAurora]

@@boblatkey7160 dude is literally advocating for exactly that

[@LoCoLorHay]

One of these days, real soon someone is going to win the legal right to indoctrinate public school children with THEIR religion, and the Far-Right won't have a damn thing to say about it because what is good for the goose is good for the gander. They opened the door and other religions are going to begin walking through it, Enjoy.

[@bornstandin]

Thank you for being a wise and articulate voice of reason, in this extremely trying time in our state.

[@JRS133]

James - thank you for speaking on behalf of all US citizens!

[@swysocki3920]

I LOVED every minute of my 17-year teaching career. I taught in Texas. I never thought I'd say this, but I am so danged glad I'm not teaching now. I want to weep every time I think that. Public Schools should not be 'Sunday Schools'. Religion should be a personal choice, not a mandate.

[@CheaterzEye]

Everyone has a right to have their own religious beliefs free from having ONE version pushed on their kids. The fact that this is happening is nonsense.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

and nobody can agree on what they interpret a god is.

[@LightningDoesStrikeThrice]

It's always Catholics, I bet you this is coming from a Catholic lol Catholics have this strange superiority complex especially when it comes to hating Jews lol

[@ekmickley]

I would love to see James elevated to a very high position in Texas, he would make a wonderful governor

[@troypatterson6013]

They don't think teachers who teach the bible in school would violate the establishment clause but yet they make sure they have immunity if they do? Why would there need to be an immunity clause in the bill if teachers are not breaking the law?

[@jcumm6867]

Literally just found this channel the other day but he is one of the only people who I've ever been exposed to, that honors the true spirit of Christianity. Personally, I'm not a Christan and do not identify as a Christian even though I was baptized as an infant and grew up attending a Presbyterian church when I was younger. I couldn't handle the way the principle virtues of love that true Christianity embodied were warped by men over 2 millennia to serve themselves and their ambition, and whether in good faith or not, allowed it to become the very antithesis of everything the movement originally stood for. I doubt I will ever identify as a Christian or a person that subscribes to any singular organized religion... but the bedrock teachings of love above all else that are the foundations for true Christianity, before it was incarcerated by written word, are why this faith is so beautiful and integral to my moral core. I don't know if I've ever personally seen someone truly understand the spirit of this religion as I knew it could be, until I stumbled upon James and this channel, and I'm thankful I did

[@earthsystem]

it’s unnecessary to go through your religious ups downs and sideways, in order to support nondenominational education

[@pamelaspooner7183]

@@earthsystemif you can’t say anything nice, Don say anything at all.

[@rickrose5377]

Thank you, Representative Talarico. Eloquent, kind, and thoughtful as always. Your generosity and reasoned eloquence made this old guy cry. Texas should think about sending THIS guy to the Senate. Or the governor's mansion.

[@dgodrummer8110]

Thank you James Talarico for your clear and concise words to challenge that which is stated in a completely opposite form. It's absurd that you even need to state any of that which you did, but alas, this is the world we have created. It is quite refreshing to hear a Christian express Love rather than fear, from which perspective this bill is so obviously created. Nice to hear a Christian speak with values that embrace and support ALL peoples, ALL beliefs, including atheists. Your perspective is one of Appreciation, compassion, humility, forgiveness, understanding and courage. This is the Way of Mastery in physical form. YAY!

[@mark-xx1lt]

Thank you James.

[@Lisa-re9op]

I guess NO ONE has heard of Separation of Church and State..... *mind blown*

[@NillerMann]

He only had political spin answers. Very well said, James!

[@browe]

Thank you.

[@LM-ny1xd]

Beautiful demonstration of compassion for others and respect for spiritual traditions while advocating separation of church and state. Well done!

[@JustinWO-31]

You've done good work here in Texas. Thank you sir.

[@noslonor]

Wonderful. Thank you Mr. Talarico.

[@nutshell1127]

These politicians keep complaining how the government should stay out of people's lives - and here they are MEDDLING - and to top it off - dumping on the Constitution they so adore - Hypocrisy was never so evident - and they still keep getting elected - wow - thank you James Talarico - a true patriot

[@klmoll]

He’s such a great advocate for freedom of religion.

[@brucem1181]

James Talarico is well spoken and has to be respected for his questioning of public school curriculum. I sure hope he runs for higher political office! We need him as TX governor or US senator to speak for us in Washington DC

[@TiaBoru]

You, Sir, are a GEM! You bring me to tears every time because the love and humility of Yeshua just pour through every word you speak!!! Never Stop! Much Love and Respect💝💝💝

[@nnonotnow]

May Odin bless you

[@bimbamjam]

It should be up to parents to provide their children with religious instruction NOT the school system.

[@tfajsh]

Absolutely spot on!

[@kekahili]

Love to see a person who is confident in their faith allow others of a different faith to be confident their own.

[@RobinAmbler-gf3kz]

Thank you for your work James!!!

[@trinsit]

I appreciate your efforts, but why is this curriculum not being thrown out for violating church state separation? Or why is no one suing to get it removed?

[@earthsystem]

I agree, this is another instance of throwing sand into gears of government with a laugh & watch govt grind to a halt.

[@theothercheek777]

to answer your question, because people vote for republican lawmakers and republican lawmakers don't uphold the law. critical thinking is the nemesis of propaganda and demagoguery and teaching opinions to youth as facts make it easier to manipulate and enslave them.

[@ga6589]

I think the underlying intent IS to bring lawsuits, which will then work their way up through the courts to the most Extreme One, where the majority federalist judges who support the 2025 plan will rule in favor of a theocratic form of govenrment and allow religious indoctrination in public schools.

[@elizabethyow1165]

Very well said!!

[@lissakaye610]

Thank you! Thank you for protecting all of all gods’ children. Thank you for protecting all kids in school and being sensitive to all religions.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

("Thank you for protecting all of all gods’ children.") what about the protection of those who are not a specific god's chosen? .

[@kittywalker2944]

So smart and smooth - they probably rarely see you coming. Thanks for all you do, including protecting kids at school! 🇺🇸💙

[@pri2916]

I got chills when he mentioned considering the experience of a Hindu child at a Texan school. I was that child. My parents came to this country proud to live in America and to contribute to the American spirit and work ethic. They also treasure the Hindu beliefs they brought with them across oceans. Those beliefs guided their strength faith and heritage, and they passed them on to me. I am American, Texan, and Hindu. However, until this video, I believed no Texan leader would likely ever consider my and my immigrant family's beliefs as valuable enough to provide space for. Since who could bother to think about the invisible number of us? It was easier to treat us as Other. I learned early on that I was an Other. Being a minority child in Texas, questioned over and over amongst peers, and feeling at odds between my familial culture & what others call "correct and normal" was a difficult identity to reckon with. I felt a lot of distrust growing up and had to defend my kind family's way of worship countless times. It also brought me unneeded shame and embarrassment of being different. Not to mention, listening to other children tell me that my family and I would all go to hell for eternity, even though we were good honest people, was terrifying and cruel. I had to grow up quickly to stand my ground. I certainly didn't think there were any adults that would protect kids like me. But at the end of the day, I felt protected by the sanctity of separation of church and state. I felt safe in who I was as an American because I knew religious freedom was a core part of being American. That's why the recent Texas governmental attempts to blur religion's boundaries with public school has alarmed me. What this man is advocating for is tremendous fairness in the face of radical restriction. I have so much respect and graciousness for him, as it takes a strong moral spirit to consider those with less of a voice and who may not appear exactly like you. America is a melting pot. It is beautiful because anyone can look any way, and still live as an American. I hope for more leaders like him, so Texas can pave a bright fair and diverse path for future generations. ❤

[@pamwillever]

Thank you James Talarico. ❤

[@schannstewart9385]

Good for him!!!

[@pinkiepingas]

Using Abbott's own quote against that commissioner must have given him quite a bit of shame, good job Talarico!

[@user-su1fz5di7y]

The right is out of control

[@valerieadams6317]

Bravo, Mr. Talarico! Please keep up your good work on behalf of all students and ALL religions and atheists. I grew up in a strict catholic home. I left the church when I was 13 because I could not square what I was seeing with what I was being told to believe. When I became a mother; I decided to attend numerous different religious gatherings to see if there was one that I would feel comfortable exposing my children to. I did not find even one! So, I listened to my children's questions about why is the sky blue? Is there a God? Where do we go when we die? I responded to their questions in a manner that encouraged them to seek more information. I also prefaced everything that I said with, 'This is what I think'. You will find your own way as you grow. My 'children' are now in their 40s with their own kids. They did not join any organized religion. They respect other's religious choices. They have inquiring minds. They are critical thinkers. And they believe in science.

[@owenleynes7086]

my brother in Christ (and this isnt sarcastic for once) run for president in 2028, you are the person we need, idgaf if its republican or democrat, ideally republican honestly

[@KaylinAurora]

He's a Democrat, but I totally agree. Would 100% vote for him, these are the messages I believe the Bible really teaches - not the hateful nonsense that has been twisted for the sake of power.

[@annescholten9313]

Keep teaching!!!❤

[@HighRisksatx]

Well spoken gentleman. A'ho!

[@earthsystem]

A’ho

[@lightningsrt4707]

You make me so proud to be a American.

[@LeonardGalit]

There should be a separation of church and state. Keep politics out of school curriculum.

[@ScrantonTed]

Thank you!!

[@user-rv8wb1nl1b]

SEPERATION OF CHUCH N STATE please .. . .. . don't force your fairies on everyone .

[@nobaloney10]

Thank you for your reporting. I appreciate everything you do

[@anitaschvitz9749]

I think I’ve fallen in love with James Talarico. What are good guys doing in a position of power? I thought that was reserved for the worst of us?

[@jccountertenor]

Bravo for calmly and respectfully exposing all of the problems that this new mandate presents, and for drawing a distinction between teaching and preaching. Additional kudos for speaking on behalf of students who already feel marginalized for not being mainstream Christians.

[@cutienerdgirl]

If anyone could convince me to return to Christianity, it's James Talarico. ❤

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

how would that convince someone that religious supernatural claims are true again? I missed that part. .

[@roadtoitaly2553]

Thank you for your voice!

[@mesister3862]

Texas Federation of Teachers, etc should sue the Texas Education Agency for violating church and state laws. As a former educator, I WOULD REFUSE TO TEACH religion in the curriculum. I believe in God but religion is a family responsibility, not an educational need. Why hasn't the Department of Education withheld federal monies until Texas removes these federal violations from the curriculum?

[@wernerschiefer3742]

I definitely don't have the right answer to your question, but you're definitely asking the right question!

[@iCEL55]

Thank you James, keep speaking the truth. Love and peace.

[@shawnvalencia8124]

Sir. You are my true here. An athiest, going back to your Domonination here.

[@debbiemaestaz4497]

You need to keep fighting this madness. Well done.

[@gsmith6595]

If this is not private christian school curriculum then that has to go

[@rippleeffectcoaching]

Separation of church and state!

[@williamscott4242]

This is why we still need the separation of Church and State.

[@bootskanchelsis3337]

separation of "religion and politics". .

[@GrandmaJulianne]

Omg. If more people were like James Talarico the world would be a better place. ❤❤. Love him.

[@jeanwilliams3022]

The Education Commissioner doesn't sound very bright

[@71suns]

He's being purposely obscure in his response. There is NO SUCH THING in Scripture as supposed 'Christian nationism'. Nothing whatsoever..but that's the deception these folks are trying to impose. The truth of it is not one of these people has the capability to even obey the first commandment 24/7 WITHOUT FAIL. That which they are committed to imposing on others they can't even follow themselves. It's an abomination and the height of hypocrisy.

[@travLee7]

Thanks again, James. Keep doing what others are afraid to do ..

[@jmo2104]

Thank you.Thank you for standing up to this

[@athollhay3207]

I grew up in apartheid South Africa where we had Christian indoctrination in our schools and military. As a therapist, I see the massive damage it has done. Do not go back(wards) America!!

[@timmccarthy6335]

James absolutely takes the right approach with this air headed bureaucrat. I would LOVE to know how these hypocrites would respond to government insistence that the Quran be taught in elementary school or the Talmud for that matter !!!!!!

[@Wordsmyth8]

Good job! Teaching Bible stories in public schools is wrong, wrong, wrong!

[@mr.mrs.d.7015]

Thank you!!!!!

[@cpt0118]

Has religion failed? Isn’t the institution of the church sufficient? God talked about his church not secular government. The Devil offered Jesus all the kingdoms of the world snd he rejected it. Why is today’s church doing the devil’s work?

[@amyturpen4726]

Power & Money.

[@KaylinAurora]

Corrupt teachings allow us to justify corrupt behavior

[@juliakauffman3639]

Thank you for standing up for people who do not share your religion

[@cynthia4326]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. THANK YOU, Representative Talarico. I grew up in the Catholic faith and loved the Christian values that guided my path, a belief that still leads me in life today. Many equate my governing/political views to "socialism" bc I am in their view a "Liberal Marxist" or whatever who is "Woke" and in favor of abortion "after the baby is born". A "libtard" who is actively supporting sex change surgeries on children by teachers. I maintain my faith as a Christian, and I am capable of doing so while adhering to the core Christanity..LOVE THY NEIGHBOR. LIVE AND LET LIVE is what I say.

[@adridelarosaj]

Mr. Talarico, thank you. So impressed by the power and peace of your composure, even as you powerfully and clearly expose the hypocrisy and double standards of this law. Your example gives great hope that politicians can be servant leaders. I am also strengthened by your example of faith in practice in the public sphere. Thank you, sir. And may your voice continue to rise, for justice, in His name.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@fu566]

Is it Likely Texas will not have any teachers left at all in 2 to 3 years?

[@JJ-mp7rg]

Absolutely love the ending statement in this video. Bravo!!! I hope there’s more out there standing with you!!!!!

[@spj4188]

James Talarico is a treasure. You are doing the work that needs to be done. -Bastrop Texas Resident.

[@CharlesBAJD]

They have to stop teaching this claptrap right now! What's next, the Earth is flat and 6,000 years old?

[@sherrylong6940]

Keep up the excellent work, and thank you for turning me on to the awesome Sturgill Simpson 😊 I am very encouraged to see many young politicians who are not only brilliant and articulate, but most important....ethical, positive, and have a true heart for the country ❤ Happy for some great new music 😊

[@marekkedzierski8237]

How can a state bill give immunity from violating federal law?

[@philthrelfall5294]

Well said Mr Talarico! It is a pleasure to see such reasoned argument employed.