Lawrence v. Texas (2003) (Scalia's Version)

Olympics 2024: he’s 31 years old. It’s a miracle he’s still walking. Conclave 2025: he’s 63 years old. Still a child.

Shoutout to that one seagull locked in on the Conclave proceedings

Young gulls and fledglings, old gulls and hatchlings, praise the Name of the Lord: for His Name only is excellent, and His glory above heaven and earth, etc.

Study Latin and you too can figure out who the pope is 10 seconds before everyone else.

Actual footage of me waiting patiently in a conversation to spill some good tea

One thing I love about The Episcopal Church™ is that it's small enough that if you name an Episcopalian, there's a decent chance I know them. Yet, it's also big enough that I’m always discovering new ministries I’d never heard of, like the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry.

apostolic succession?

These days we can aside the notion of what’s “normal,” but I don’t think I’ve ever seen the Rules Committee meet on a bill before it’s drafted or even negotiated.

It’s now hour 15 of the Rules Committee hearing and we’ve had enough of Republicans’ “magic math.” So, let me put this plainly — the Republican budget will increase the national deficit by trillions of dollars. Period.

Trump’s entire pitch of the economy right now is: •You now can’t afford iPhones or Samsung phones •Your daughter only needs 2 dolls, not more •The stock market crashing doesn’t matter •Walmart should just eat the tariffs Is this the “golden age” MAGA was talking about???

The blatant corruption would be staggering in any other administration. Here? It’s just Tuesday.

The church is supposed to be the advocate for the poor and the powerless, not the mouthpiece of the empire.

Notice how it’s “corruption” if the poor benefit from the government, but it’s “beautiful” when the wealthy benefit from the government.

It's safe to say I don't agree with Rep. Massie on much, but I have respected him for being one of the only Fiscal Conservatives in Congress who not only preaches fiscal responsibility, but votes that way too. It's time to tax the wealthiest to address our debt problem.

Senate floor clerks > everyone!

The GOP just passed a bill most of them vehemently disagree with — and that they know is going to harm their constituents — because they’re afraid of Trump. Pretty pathetic stuff.

It will always baffle me how easily people will believe that the poor, the sick, the marginalized, and the immigrant are the cause for all their problems, rather than the people in the most powerful positions in their country who refuse to fix problems and exploit them instead.