Meidas Contributor Francis Maxwell reflects on a speech given by radical right Supreme Court Justice Alito during a Federalist Society event in the wake of the recent attacks against the LGBTQ community.
Lauren Boebert went on a radical right television station to let viewers know that the real victim of the attacks against the LGBTQ community in Colorado Springs was… her. Meidas Contributor Tennessee Brando reacts.
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a letter brief on Thanksgiving calling out Trump’s lawyers for providing false and erroneous information to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals following Tuesday’s oral argument. MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas breaks it all down.
Days after the horrific attack on an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado, Tucker Carlson hosts a segment featuring the leader of an anti-trans hate group, and the garbage right takes to Twitter to blame the victims of the shooting. Meidas contributor Troy breaks down the right-wing conspiracy that is causing violence.
In Chapters 38 & 39 of the Bible’s book of Job, the Hebrew god takes another jab at Job, asking him a battery of questions that Job could not answer, as if Job’s inability to answer this question means that God is real. Except that the questions asked all depend on prior assumptions which we now know to be false. So it’s about time someone answered what that other character from thousands of years ago could not have understood.
The father of Colorado Springs suspect Anderson Lee Aldrich surfaced on Wednesday and made jaw-droppingly despicable comments related to the attack at Club Q. MeidasTouch Contributor Texas Paul reacts.
Alicia Menendez speaks with Angelo Carusone, President and CEO of Media Matters, on the recent spike in anti-trans rhetoric and how Twitter’s new leadership under Elon Musk might make matters worse.
Matt Walsh, alone in his car, argues the differences between consensual and non-consensual sex, as well as discussing the alleged sexual assault of children carried out by former Catholic Church Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. Thanks to the @The Serf Times for digging this up.
Louisiana Rep. Mike Johnson wants to make Florida’s hateful “Don’t Say Gay” policy federal law. He has introduced a bill to make discussing sexuality or gender in elementary classrooms illegal. They do this in the name of not sexualizing children, but in reality, is designed to make LGBTQ+ kids stay in the closet.
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