Joey Feldmann retweeted
Jesus incarnate is biologically male- no one is arguing against that.
God is neither male nor female. God is spirit. He is named Father because of fatherly attributes, not because he has a male body/genitalia.
In fact in scripture, in addition to the fatherly qualities, there are many passages describing God as female/motherly. A few examples: Proverbs 8:1–2, Deuteronomy 32:11–12, Isaiah 42:14, and more.
Can we stop being addicted to outrage. This wouldn’t have even been a controversial statement that many years ago.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Last night, Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) told me something I keep thinking about: While Democrats may want to celebrate, they need to remember that this isn't a sporting event. This is Americans sending the strongest signal possible that they are in pain, and hurting, and want help. Now Congress needs to answer that call. It was powerful stuff, and if the party is smart they'll follow his instincts.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
If you’re a new Democratic US Representative or Senator you have an immediate job:
Get your constituent services up and running. There are a ton of you in deep red territory and that’s the only way to survive 2028. You entrench yourself as deep into your community as possible
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Chris Christie UNLOADS on Vivek Ramswamy losing the Ohio governor’s race...
“You not only have to question the judgement of a man who would take a woman — an elderly woman, out of the car she was living in out of the parking lot in a church in Pennsylvania with her cats and put her in front of a video camera, and make that a TV add in the gubernatorial race. We know what Vivek Ramswamy is, and voters have judged him as such. But here is the real problem going forward. J.D. Vance stood 100 percent with Vivek Ramaswamy. Not only as a person and a candidate, but he stood behind that advertisement. And Vivek Ramaswamy will be forgotten. He is going to be sent to the dustbin of history. But J.D. Vance is going to be remembered, I think, for this campaign, for more than anything else, David, that he stood by that ad, a man who wrote a book on Catholicism, stood behind that ad. It’s a disgrace.”
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Stevens offers her most detailed explanation (in writing) of what happened. Distilled further: She made demands of him, which, she acknowledges, he met. But because he didn't want her to campaign with him because she was making demands, she then pulled her endorsement
teapawt.net/HaleyforMI/status/2117…
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Flávio Bolsonaro is not a persecuted political leader; he is under criminal investigation for serious corruption. He should have his visa revoked and return to Brazil to face justice.
If Trump doesn’t want criminals to come to the U.S., why allow Bolsonaro entry? We need answers.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
No matter how you vote, you are welcome in our church.
I just ask that you would commit to see politics thru Jesus & not Jesus thru your politics; that you would be curious about why your brothers & sisters see things differently. And that you would live humble, prayerful lives.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
My US friends - THIS is trending: #DeportTheBolsonaros
I’m going to be honest about where I stand on this.
It highlights a glaring contradiction in US policy right now.
On one hand, we see aggressive ICE deportations across our communities, stripping people of due process in the name of strict enforcement.
On the other, the administration exercises selective leniency, granting visas and safe harbor to foreign political allies who are fleeing active legal proceedings in their home countries.
There is a world of difference between asylum seekers escaping poverty or violence and high-profile figures evading justice. Harboring foreign leaders dodging accountability undermines both international law and our own claims to standing for the rule of law.
Justice shouldn't be selective based on political alignment. Send them back to answer the charges.
Alas, she's 100% correct.
Perhaps people have forgotten or were too young to remember but when conservatives swear to you that Obama was a divisive president, it’s because of stuff like this. He would say the most innocuous thing and we would get days of “Dem elitist” commentary from conservative media and pundits.
Again, it’s not lost on me that Obama compared Trump’s taste to that of Saddam Hussein in the same breath, and that Trump literally said he didn’t care about high gas prices the same day, yet none of that broke through. Because perceived threats to white cultural hegemony are actually what most of the last 10 years of politics have been about.
It’s the same reason why a Democrat’s career would be over for trashing Toledo, Ohio, why we still talk about Hillary’s “deplorables” gaffe, but Republicans say awful things about America’s largest cities and deny them federal funds and there’s barely a whimper of outrage.
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Joey Feldmann retweeted
In the Ohio governors race on one side you have an individual who endured unspeakable childhood tragedy who pulled herself up and became a medical doctor and spent a life in service to others. On the other side you have a fucking greasy, thieving fraud. Vote accordingly, Ohio.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Might want to pass that on to @VivekGRamaswamy …
Joey Feldmann retweeted
This whole website is full of Republicans who are siding with Amy Acton’s mother and the scumbag who raped a 12-year-old. They really are the pedo-protector party.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but running an ad featuring a woman who covered for her own daughter’s serial rapist ought to be disqualifying for both the candidate and the consultant who made it.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
So basically amy Acton's mom doesn't like her daughter bc Amy reported that her mom's husband was raping her and Mrs Acton wanted to stay married to him. And Amy was removed from her home at age 12 by child services. And they decided to run this ad???? Insane.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Are we really defending a woman who cared more about having a man in her bed than protecting her children from rape?
Are we THIS perverse?
Our voices are being used to lie and call evil good in this election more than ever.
🚨 AMY ACTON’S MOTHER HAS A RIGHT TO SPEAK HER MIND!
The fact that Amy Acton’s mother appeared in an ad criticizing her own daughter does not automatically invalidate her opinion of Amy or her politics.
We don’t know the full story of their relationship, and I’m not going to pretend to know whether she was a good or bad mother. That’s a separate issue.
What we do know is that a mother has the right to disagree with her daughter politically, call out what she believes are lies, and openly express her opposition to her daughter’s political agenda.
Being someone’s mother does not mean you must support everything they say or do. Family relationships do not give politicians immunity from criticism.
You can question the timing, the motives, and the message of the ad. But dismissing everything a mother says simply because she is criticizing her own daughter is not a serious argument.
Amy Acton’s political record and statements should be judged on their merits—not shielded from criticism because of her family relationships.
#OhioPolitics #AmyActon #PoliticalAccountability #FreeSpeech #Election2026
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Attacking a victim of pedophilia by platforming the pedophile’s wife who allowed it is a new low.
But. There. Is. No. Bottom.
Vote
@amyactonoh
Send this rape apologist back under his rock:
@VivekGRamaswamy
Joey Feldmann retweeted
Let's be clear about the GOP
-Max Miller (OH-07) is accused of domestic violence, including pouring boiling water on his wife and breaking his 2-year-old daughter's collar bone.
Max Miller is accused of breaking the bone of a two-year-old. Let that sink in.
-Meanwhile Vivek Ramaswamy is running for Governor of Ohio--the same state--and is platforming the abuser of his opponent in order to undermine her. The abuser in this case is the child's mother, who covered up the rape of her own child.
-Then, in Kansas, Roger Marshall is running for Senate after he actively fought to imprison more than 100 of his female OB-GYN patients, successfully jailing 81. Including for not being able to foot $100 for their own hysterectomies & other care.
Breaking the bones of children. Abusing women. Weaponizing child molestation. Platforming those who cover-up child molestation. Imprisoning vulnerable women whose bodies you've operated on.
That's the Republican party we're facing.
Get. Out. The. Vote.
Joey Feldmann retweeted
There’s a hidden lesson behind the disciple who told Jesus “Lord, [ I will follow you… but ] let me first go and bury my father.”
He literally says “Lord… let me FIRST go and bury my father.”
Some scholars believe the man wasn’t saying, “My father just died. Let me attend his funeral.” He may have been saying something closer to “Let me fulfill my obligations at home. Let me stay with my father until he dies someday… THEN I’ll follow you.”
Ironically, he calls Jesus “Lord” and then he says “but first…” and proceeds to put something else as a priority.
And we do this all the time.
“Jesus, I’ll obey you… but first let me get my life together.”
“Jesus, I’ll forgive them… but first, they need to apologize.”
“Jesus, I’ll spend time with you… but first, let me check my phone.”
There will ALWAYS be a good reason to postpone obedience… and delayed obedience is still disobedience.
If Jesus is truly Lord, He doesn’t come second. He comes first.
Your priorities reveal your lordship. What comes *first* shows who comes first.