But do you think it's wrong to separate children from their parents to deter immigrants from coming to the United States?

That's a matter of hot political debate in which I can't express a view or be drawn into as a judge.

The President and this administration have been the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country.

The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court justice.

Therefore, when he was looking back at the Maricarl in time, this fake adc should not be filled until we have a new president.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast. I'm Virginia Heffernan. I know, I know.

We were all told to doodifully zip our lips and not mention religion during the Amy Coney Barrett coronation hearings, confirmation hearings.

But the Senate doesn't listen to Trumpcast, so let's mention religion.

Chowly, Amy Coney Barrett grew up, as we all know, in the people of praise, founded in South Bend, the fourth largest city in Indiana, home of Pete Buttigieg.

The people of praise says it's a Catholic sect, an intentional community, but it's also somehow Pentecostal.

And let's remember that all cults borrow from one mainstream school of thought or another. Jim Jones was a socialist, heaven's gate were Christians.

David Kourish's branched dividends were an offshoot of seventh day Adventists.

Nexium was a corporate leadership program and even Scientology calls itself a church and also claims all of science for itself.

But these nut job communities don't look much like a set of beliefs. They look a lot like a secretive, litigious cult, heavy, uncontrolled, and misogyny.

I haven't poked around people of praise too much, but a friend of the pod and cult expert Stephen Hassan has interviewed many ex members.

He says it's dangerous stuff. And I did read Barrett's father's testimony. He's a deacon in people of praise.

And it sounds a lot like he went into it, seeking more control over his wife and family.

God, I also hate a religion. This is just between us. I hate a religion that makes women both be submissive and make all the money as people of praise seems to.

I mean, where sexism is concerned, pick a lane, I say. If I got to be submissive, I could at least sleep all day on the couch.

And if I have to go out and work, you'd think I wouldn't have to suck it up at home.

Anyway, since I don't know enough about people of praise, except that it's secretive, sexist, and Roman Catholic in name only, that's our Sino, our C-I-N-O.

And I don't want to get in trouble for religious bigotry. I will now proceed by a new endow.

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