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Paytheline's avatar

I guess taking food away from hungry children is just a Jesus thing.

Andrea Mayhew's avatar

Two drops of soy sauce

NH is for πŸ¦‘πŸ„πŸ's avatar

If you have to flash your chesticles to get people to β€œlisten” to you, your message may not be that compelling.

Snarky's avatar

Yeah, I remember that part in the Bible where Jesus said β€œStarve the poor and kill the strangers for they are dangerous and violent.”

John Santos's avatar

Jesus Fucking Christ!

Rosemary Orlandi's avatar

JFC ! there is not one single person in this administration who is not a thief .

Andrea Mayhew's avatar

Eat one piece of chicken and one piece of broccoli as she goes out to eat on our dime

NH is for πŸ¦‘πŸ„πŸ's avatar

Don’t forget the one other thing!!!

Donovan Marley's avatar

Ridiculous religious repression is foisted on Americans by Evangelical Christian fanatics trying to impose laws requiring all Americans to practice the fanatics’ own personal religious beliefs. These Christian-Nationalist-Proselytizers ignore the Constitution: β€œCongress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion . . . β€œ

NH is for πŸ¦‘πŸ„πŸ's avatar

The thing is, not one fucking adult is going to change their religion (or get one, if they are a β€œnone of the above”) based on even their boss’ emails. So this is pointless posturing.

Stephanie Hobbs's avatar

Wow. I grew up steeoed in Evangelical dogma and that email is infuriating. As a "fallen away" Christian I find this unacceptable.

MeanQweenKristine's avatar

Um...way back in September the Trump Administration, via the U.S. Office of Personnel Management declared proselytizing by federal employees and supervisors to be A-OK. I find this sort of thing disgusting, and am glad that it's being challenged, but worry that the fight may be uphill and unsuccessful. On the surface (at least for now) it appears that Sec. Rollins may be allowed to be an overbearing, religious nutjob in the workplace. Here's hoping some sane person will put a stop to the creeping theocratic threat our country is facing because of hooers like this.

https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2025/09/09/religious-rights-federal-workplace-guidelines/7051757352511/

cotugirl's avatar

Not only do we get the emails, every single in person event is very churchy. I still cannot believe we had a Black History month event, but they rolled in a whole bunch of preaching and a few verses of This Little Light of Mine. And bragging on their Bible study group.

I walked back to our offices muttering this is not a cult.

Glennis Waterman's avatar

β€œIf Rollins doesn’t know that it’s absurdly inappropriate to send out an email like that to her employees, then she may well not know or grasp…..” the law of gravity.

It's a reflecting Jen!'s avatar

Well that's one way to finally break all these things Republicans want to get rid of: Have them sued into the ground

beb's avatar

She was just following in the steps of Pete Hicbreath who has made religion, HIS religion, the centerpiece of the new Department of War.

Tony Seybert's avatar

Be fair. What is the point of being a conservative christian if you can’t abuse your power and threaten the jobs of your underlings and then claim victimhood when a normal person calls you out on your typical conservative authoritarian bullshit?

Zyxomma's avatar

Ta, Robyn. First Amendment, Brooke. Read it sometime. Or have someone explain it to you, you Christofascist POS.