Holy Bullies and Headless Monsters
Analyzing and refuting the inaccuracies lodged against the lgbt community by religious conservative organizations. Lies in the name of God are still lies.
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
'From pathetic sex maniacs to a syndicate plotting to create 'transgender sleeper agents' - The fertile idiocy of attacks against LGBTQ people
Monday, June 22, 2026
VIDEO - 1992 anti-gay campaign ad accidentally predicted positive future for America
Thursday, June 18, 2026
''Pastors for Trump' founder drops out of Congressional race after sexting scandal' & other Thur/Fri news briefs
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| Jackson Lahmeyer |
Jackson Lahmeyer has dropped out of the House race in Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District — one day after advancing to a runoff in the Republican primary — amid a text-messaging scandal. "After prayerful consideration with my wife, Kendra, and my team over the last twenty four hours, I've made the difficult decision to suspend my campaign for Congress," Lahmeyer posted on social media. "I do not want to be a distraction to my family, my church, and the great people of Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District, who deserve a strong conservative voice representing them in Washington."
LGBTQ+ consumers are shifting their brand loyalties based on companies’ diversity, equity and inclusion policies, according to new research from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. The findings released Wednesday found that nearly 72% of LGBTQ+ consumers say they buy fewer products from companies they perceive as “reducing diversity and inclusion commitments.” Nearly 70% also said they have refused purchases from those businesses at least some of the time.
An Erie City, Pennsylvania city councilmember who intentionally misgendered a colleague from the dais last week is suffering the backlash, with dozens of outraged constituents showing up to a Wednesday night council meeting to share their displeasure.
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Michelle Obama appreciation posts and messages flood Twitter after UFC nonsense
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| The first portrait of Barack and Michelle Obama together was unveiled recently at the lobby of the new Obama Presidential Library. |
Unless you have been unconscious for the past few days (if so, luck you), you know about the crap UFC fighter Josh Hokit said about former First Lady Michelle Obama during that vile event at the White House on Sunday.
He screamed that she was a man during his post-fight interview, bringing national attention to a disgusting slur against Obama which has traveled in right-wing circles through the years. The folks passing it along know it's not true, but apparently the Obamas - both Barack and Michelle - have a way of triggering the nerves of mediocre white Republicans and far right conservatives. They won't admit it, but the fact that a Black man and his wife served as First Couple in the White House for eight years (and did so with grace, dignity, and little if any scandal) drives them insane, so they manifest their immaturity in petty acts such as what Hokit did.
And generally speaking, Hokit's slur against Michelle Obama embraces longstanding racists tropes attacking the beauty of femininity of Black women. Obama is not the first Black woman to have had to deal with it. Just ask legendary tennis stars and sisters Venus and Serena Williams.
However, like the classy woman that she is, Michelle Obama hasn't commented on Hokit's mess, and I doubt that she will.
Instead, she and Barack Obama unveiled their first official portrait together at the lobby of the new Obama Presidential Library:
Barack and I were so honored to have @AkunyiliCrosby create our portrait for the Obama Presidential Center. Her artistic brilliance shines through — and the way she infused such life and joy into the piece is truly extraordinary. We love it, and we think everyone who visits the… pic.twitter.com/3raI6ac2cj
— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) June 15, 2026
A picture full of wealthy, intelligent, talented, beautiful, successful, happy Black Excellence! Love you all! #BlackExcellence #BlackWealth #BlackSuccess #BlackBeauty pic.twitter.com/fmmpb3xMhn
— Black, Blessed & Unbothered (@MelanatedTalk) June 16, 2026
Harvard and Princeton graduate, Grammy winner, and former First Lady Michelle Obama appreciation post pic.twitter.com/rfzedjOGFP
— chiky handler (@chiky_handlr) June 15, 2026
It did my heart so much good yesterday when we all came to Michelle’s defense. Post after post of beautiful pictures of her were all you saw on Twitter yesterday. I hope Michelle was able to see our support also to know how much she is loved and respected as our first lady. π€ pic.twitter.com/ZQu90Ib2xV
— Jerseygirl #FBR π§ (@gggirl924) June 16, 2026
Amazing scholar
— Morgan J. Freeman (@mjfree) June 15, 2026
Amazing mother
Amazing FLOTUS
Amazing class
AMAZING WOMAN
Who agrees? Who disagrees? And why? pic.twitter.com/9KziTaVJmr
— Dr. Karen (@KarMcR) June 15, 2026
Michelle Obama appreciation post, our forever First Lady. π pic.twitter.com/n1f8QxFMXH
— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) June 16, 2026
Black people didn’t ask any questions. We just woke up this morning, saw the timeline & was like “we ride at dawn!” I love us, man.
— SIMONE (@alwaysimone) June 15, 2026
Forever riding for Barack & Michelle Obama π€ pic.twitter.com/y0QqAdX6xu
Michelle Obama on the covers of Vogue.
— πBrittneyπ (@AZ_Brittney) June 15, 2026
She was everything a First Lady should be.
I stand with Michelle Obama!
Who is with me? ✋ pic.twitter.com/R0uO3qcHBW
This beautiful intelligent successful powerful woman lives rent free in the minds of the most rabid filthy racist bigots in society. She’s enjoying a wonderful life whilst they attack her for being more than they could ever dream of. pic.twitter.com/2EfzeM0qq4
— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) June 15, 2026
No insult can shrink a woman whose legacy is already larger than the people attacking her. #clockit @ufc pic.twitter.com/aIAZSl23YI
— Holly Robinson Peete ππΎ♍️ (@hollyrpeete) June 15, 2026
Perfect response from Jamie Foxx pic.twitter.com/CVZnvvqSVH
— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) June 15, 2026
Elegance, Class, Beauty and Intelligence. They hate you because they could never achieve a fraction of what you have achieved. Much Respect Forever First Lady #MichelleObama pic.twitter.com/NXmdWyYbGO
— Etan Thomas (@etanthomas36) June 15, 2026
— Chantel Morris (@Chantelmorris) June 15, 2026
Flood the timeline with Michelle Obama.
— The Notorious JTB (@then0toriousjtb) June 15, 2026
Michelle Obama earned degrees from Princeton and Harvard Law, served as First Lady, became a bestselling author, and inspired millions around the world.
Today, WE post Michelle Obama. pic.twitter.com/ljKJI6F0VG
After hearing what was said about Michelle Obama at the White House last night, I can’t stay silent.
— Sean Pittman (@SeanPittman) June 15, 2026
She’s a Princeton- and Harvard-educated attorney, a former First Lady, and a global example of intelligence, grace, and elegance.
I’m speaking up because she taught us: *“When… pic.twitter.com/IDhNTdCU9M
The jealousy is just delicious.
— Fly Sistah πͺ· (@Fly_Sistah) June 15, 2026
Michelle Obama:
Princeton University graduate
Harvard Law School graduate
Attorney
Hospital executive
Public servant
Bestselling author
Former First Lady of the United States
One of the most admired women on the planet pic.twitter.com/EttZR1rHcG
Thursday, June 11, 2026
Video: Fox News tries to bash Pride Month, ends up proving how fun and harmless it actually is
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| Fox News pundit Jesse Watters inadvertently shows the truth about Pride Month instead of the dangerous image his network was attempting to conjure up. |
From a friend of mine on Twitter come this clip.
This attempt by Fox News's Jesse Watters to denigrate Pride Month and LGBTQ people in general actually does the opposite. Who doesn't like a good salsa party and a dance competition? Apparently, the only people who need to be fearful of Pride Month are uncoordinated, party-spoiling white conservatives . . . yeah, I said it.
Jesse Watters featured a segment he thought might make LGBTQ folks look bad - adults dancing to salsa music, adults doing acrobatic vogue moves and a mayor saying kind words about LGBTQ people. Watters failed. These clips are amazing. Happy Pride! π³️π pic.twitter.com/5GfUgwZPjO
— Decoding Fox News (@DecodingFoxNews) June 10, 2026
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Nancy Mace crashes in gubernatorial primary. Social media is mercilessly petty.
South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace lost Tuesday night in the GOP primary for governor, and it wasn't even close:
Nancy Mace didn't just lose South Carolina's GOP primary for governor: She cratered, finishing fifth and failing to carry even her own district—a striking collapse for a Republican once framed as a rising star, reports the Washington Post. Her defeat caps a years-long arc in which the 2020 House recruit went from moderate Trump-skeptic to MAGA ally to near-total isolation, according to former aides, allies, and colleagues who describe a pattern of sharp ideological pivots, attention-grabbing stunts, and broken relationships.
As the excerpt details, Mace is an infamous figure in the halls of Congress for not only her ridiculous stunts, but her vicious attacks on trans people and their allies. The irony is that she vocally supported the LGBTQ community - including trans people - in the early days of her career. Her 90-degree switch and other bizarre incidents (including wild accusations by former members of her staff) left Mace the subject of many whispers and with very few friends.
The part I mentioned about Mace having very few friends is an understatement when one witnesses how people on social media responded to her loss.
Mace sent out the following tweet earlier:
Say what you want about us, but at least we've never been confused about what gender we are, and we'd never marry our brother.
— Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) June 10, 2026
Nancy Mace has been married twice and engaged three times, but all those relationships ended in heartbreak. She is just jealous of Omar because she still has a job.
— Alex Cole (@acnewsitics) June 10, 2026
She spent her whole campaign rage tweeting against trans people instead of knocking on doors, got fifth place, and is still rage tweeting about trans people.
— Michael O’Brien (@DrOBrienMD) June 10, 2026
Get a life and a real job Nancy.
— willhausen (@thejurassicwill) June 10, 2026
New Job: Bathroom Monitor pic.twitter.com/JC67oBFD8M
— The Ginger Man (@shroganaw) June 10, 2026
— Chevelle Pfeifferπ¨ #smokefleet π¨ (@ChevellePfeif) June 10, 2026
"Random crotch check, libtard... show me your genitals." pic.twitter.com/lp7mXa7zsR
— TanMatt (@Matt5Tan) June 10, 2026
Oh Mancy at it again huh. Now that you lost the chance to be governor, you’ll finally get that treasured position of bathroom/hall guard. pic.twitter.com/Vp7u208LWL
— VET AGAINST THE RADICAL RIGHT (@ResistNow8686) June 10, 2026
marrying your brother is what your state is famous for! adios!!!! pic.twitter.com/8tRuCSpgoR
— AZ Chicano for Harris (@ChicanoDevil) June 10, 2026
— Mike (@Irish28494) June 10, 2026
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Monday, June 08, 2026
Religious right leader who allegedly felt that AIDS was 'God's punishment' now condemning James Talarico's take on the Bible
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| Democratic senatorial candidate James Talarico (first picture) has been condemned by religious right leader Gary Bauer (second picture) for his progressive take on the Bible. |
Republicans and their allies in the religious right are apprehensive about November's senatorial election in Texas. The party has held the Texas senate seat for a long time. but there are now rumblings of a possible upset.
The Democratic challenger, James Talarico, is gaining popularity due to what has been called his "progressive take" on Christianity. He emphasizes the values of Christianity which embodies kindness, love, and compassion.
In comparison, the Republican challenger, state attorney general Ken Paxton is embracing a hardcore conservative take on Christianity which is popular with conservative evangelicals while juggling a sordid history of scandals.
Republicans and the religious right are ignoring Paxton's scandals while making comments either ridiculing Talarico or condemning his progressive view on Christianity.
Take long time religious right leader Gary Bauer for example:
Religious Right activist Gary Bauer warns that Democrats are trying to "steal the Bible" by nominating James Talarico for the U.S. Senate in Texas: "They're trying to distort what the Bible says in order to use it to justify their far-left policies." pic.twitter.com/7EU5AlG408
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) June 8, 2026
According to Right Wing Watch:Anyone who is familiar with Gary Bauer's anti-gay extremism will not be surprised to learn that his bigotry goes way back. Just in time for World AIDS Day, we now know that when Bauer was working in the Reagan White House, he fought hard to keep gay people off the nation’s first AIDS commission.
Right Wing Watch published part of a memo he sent to Reagan regarding this:3. Millions of Americans try to raise their children to believe that homosexuality is immoral. In many states homosexual practices are illegal, including sodomy. For you to appoint a known homosexual to a Presidential Commission will give homosexuality a stamp of acceptability. It will drive a wedge between us and many of our socially conservative supporters.
4. While it is true that homosexuals have been major victims of AIDS, they are also responsible for its spread. Recent students show the average gay man with AIDS has had over 150 different sexual partners in the previous 12 months.
Bauer proposed instead appointing a relative of someone with AIDS, or a caregiver, or as a last resort, a “reformed” homosexual: “that is, someone not currently living a gay life style. We have identified several individuals that meet that criteria.”
In the end, Reagan ignored Bauer’s pleadings and appointed Frank Lilly, an openly gay geneticist, to the Presidential Commission on the HIV Epidemic.
Right Wing Watch also goes on to say that Bauer undermined the fight against HIV/AIDS in the Reagan Administration by keeping then Surgeon General C. Everett Koop from gaining access to the Reagan and the cabinet after the president asked Koop to prepare a report on AIDS.Bauer’s role as an anti-gay zealot in the Reagan White House was also revealed in "Faith in the Halls of Power: How Evangelicals Joined the American Elite" by D. Michael Lindsay.
As Kyle reported back in 2010, the book says Bauer interfered with the efforts of Surgeon General C. Everett Koop when he was tasked with drafting a report on AIDS for President Reagan:
[In 1986] President Reagan asked the surgeon general to prepare a report on AIDS as the United States confirmed its ten-thousandth case. Leaders of the evangelical movement did not want Koop to write the report, nor did senior White House staffers who shared Koop's evangelical convictions. As Dr. Koop related to me, "Gary Bauer [Reagan's chief advisor on domestic policy] ... was my nemesis in Washington because he kept me from the president. He kept me from the cabinet and he set up a wall of enmity between me and most of the people that surrounded Reagan because he believed that anybody who had AIDS ought to die with it. That was God's punishment for them."
It is also worth knowing that after leaving the Reagan Administration, Bauer became the first president of an anti-gay group we all know well - the Family Research Council. Under Bauer's leadership, the organization created an ugly catalogue of homophobic lies and cherry-picked science which eventually led it to be designated in 2010 as an anti-gay hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.








