Democrat Senate candidate, and current state representative, James Talarico of Texas created yet another controversy for his seeming anti-Christian comments despite proclaiming himself to be a devout, loving Christian. Talarico, who defeated Democrat darling Jasmine Crockett in the Senate primary, suggested non-Christians of competing faiths were somehow nevertheless more Christian in their beliefs and practices.
A summation of Talarico’s latest media outrage comes after the Democrat defeated the outgoing Crockett. Crockett eyed a Senate run after Texas Republican redistricting effectively eliminated her current seat and position. Despite her national name recognition and media backing, she lost 52%-46% in the hotly contested race. Both were vying to go up against either John Cornyn or Ken Paxton as the former’s seat was up for election.
In two separate unearthed clips, Talarico can be seen and heard expressing the sentiment that people of various faiths are more ‘Christ-like’ compared to Texas Republicans with whom he served in Austin, while a second clip shows him immediately to defaulting to expressing his love of transgender children in an unexpected, off-the-cuff remark.
Talarico has no shortage of offensive remarks, including defending abortion on biblical grounds and repeatedly defending the ideology of transgenderism as applied to minors.
As it relates to his absurd perspective that non-Christians can be more Christian that actual Christians, he said in a videotaped interview: “I have met so many Hindus, Buddhists, Sikh, Jews, Muslims, Atheists, Agnostics who are more Christ-like than some of the Christians I served with in the Texas legislature.”
In the other resurfaced clip being used as political ammunition as the GOP prepares its eventual campaign against the Democrat nominee, an exchange takes place between the guest Talarico and host asking him about something he loves which excludes family or friends.
Whereas most normal people might offer a tepid, if not boring, response such as coffee or travel, or even diving into the minutia of legislation (considering he is a career politician), Talarico just responded with the most programmed woke pablum possible.
“Something that you love that’s not family or friends?” the host asked at the beginning of the segment. Talarico then replies without pause: “I love and I’m just saying this because it’s on my mind, the trans children.”
The comments under one account that shared this video expressed near-unanimous outrage. They wondered why that was on his mind and why he always focused so intently on that subject. “Like I said on another persons post… this dude is pure evil. The harbinger of Satan. A true believer and the people behind him are true believers as well. That makes him very very dangerous,” one user wrote.
“That’s not all he loves,” hinted another, referencing an apparently true story that Talarico’s Instagram account has followed at least ten women whose career choices include receiving money from online fans in exchange for voluntarily undressing on a famous website.