More evidences on Talarico's fake Christian values. 

According to an exclusive report by The Federalist, James Talarico, the Democratic nominee challenging Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate race, once described himself as “a Christian who hates Christianity.”In a 2021 episode of the Activist Theology podcast, Talarico stated:“I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity, right?”

Talarico, a state representative from Austin, has frequently used Christian language in his public campaigns while advocating for strongly progressive positions on abortion, gender ideology, and other social issues. During the same podcast appearance, he praised radical theological concepts, expressed admiration for nonbinary transgender theologian Roberto Che Espinoza, referred to Jesus Christ as a “socialist anarchist from Palestine,” and suggested that Christianity’s true value lies in advancing leftist political objectives.

The comments are drawing significant attention as Talarico campaigns in deeply conservative Texas, where traditional Christian values remain central for a large portion of voters.

The Federalist’s exclusive report highlights the growing disconnect between Talarico’s public faith-based messaging and his earlier private expressions of hostility toward Christianity itself.

Once more reality shows that it is impossible, incoherent, and incompatible to be progressive and a true follower of Christ, so those supporting this guy can stop lecturing us on morality.

Thank you, James, for your honest dishonesty.