Hey, everybody. It's Tim Miller from the Bullwark here. Fresh off her campaign to do dick checks in the ladies' restroom at the capital. Nancy Mace has flip-flopped. And now she's against gay marriage. And she's made that announcement by robbing a talking point from, I don't know, 1991 Pat Robertson or James Dombson or something like that by tweeting,

Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve.

Oh, oh, big hit there, Nancy.

Big hit.

Not like we never heard that one before.

Oh, boy.

You're really digging deep. Oh, my feelings are so hurt.

Here's the thing. I try not to get too upset when people that are having a psychotic break

lash out against the gays. And that's clearly what's happening here. I mean, Nancy Mace is

mentally unwell. And so, you know, I don't take it personally.

I don't think it says anything about my happy family that Nancy Mace is throwing stones

at it from her broken home.

You know,

I mean,

I do think this is an example of an unhappy woman that has, I believe,

two divorces lashing out at people in committed relationships who are just kind of live in our

lives. So I don't think it means so much about my husband or my daughter. I'm not going to get

my feelings hurt. This is a deeply sad woman just looking for attention.

But I do think it merits noting, like the her trajectory, because it's just so stark.

And it mirrors what is happening with the Republican Party writ large, where you went from this

moment where there was this kind of Christian cultural conservatism that was

like part and parcel with the party. And there were like these factions within the party back when I was a

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