Jennifer LeClaire wondered whether Hillary Clinton is the Antichrist or an “Illuminati witch” and Bryan Fischer has a third possibility. She isn’t actually the Antichrist, she’s just “motivated by the spirit of the Antichrist.”
And we can unsurprisingly add Bryan Fischer to the list of Christian misogynists who say women are unfit for public office and should not be allowed to be president. And he thinks something — he doesn’t say what — would change if some prominent person would say that on TV.
If there’s a less self-aware person in the known universe than Donald Trump, it would have to be Bryan Fischer. He just keeps contradicting himself on the application of the First Amendment and seems totally oblivious to it. Or he simply doesn’t care. The latest example.
Bryan Fischer is well-known as a Christian theocrat with very confused views about the Constitution, so it’s no surprise that he makes the ridiculous claim that since rights are “God-given,” anything that God says not to do in the Bible can’t be a right in this country.
I think the GOP was wrong to have Peter Thiel speak because he thinks women having the right to vote has undermined freedom and democracy in this country. Bryan Fischer, on the other hand, is highly agitated that they let him speak because he’s gay.
I am endlessly amused by how Christians invoke the “mark of the beast” from the Book of Revelation. They just reinterpret it continually so it’s always coming true. It’s a barcode! It’s a social security number! It’s dessert topping AND a floor wax. Bryan Fischer invents a new meaning:
Bryan Fischer says that the GOP invited a “demon god” into the Republican National Convention, and apparently he isn’t talking about Donald Trump. No, it’s because they had a Trump-supporting Muslim deliver a prayer at the event.
Sunday was the one year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Obergefell ruling, which made same-sex marriage legal nationwide. Bryan Fischer, true to form, takes a look back with the most ridiculous comparison he can come up with: It was just like 9/11!
One of the things that always amuses me is when ignorant people who lack the most basic ability to reason invent all sorts of reasons why they’re really the smart ones, not those pointy-headed intellectuals with their fancy book learnin’ and those college degrees. Like Bryan Fischer:
Bill O’Reilly says feminist women shouldn’t be allowed to cover Donald Trump. Trump says Latino, female and Muslim judges shouldn’t be allowed to preside over any case involving him. And now Bryan Fischer says gay journalists shouldn’t be allowed to cover “the homosexual agenda.”
Dispatches From the Culture Wars
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