Leo Monterosso

@whedonwins @mboyle1 An attack dog is not needed, the person needed is one who can successfully prosecute the president's agenda.

@mboyle1 Better than Gowdy, but Zeldin still isn't quite the attack dog that Trump really needs in the post

The NYT is reporting that President Trump is considering replacing Pam Bondi with Lee Zeldin. Not sure if that’s what will end up happening or not, but goes without saying that Zeldin — an absolute legend — would be an upgrade WHEREVER he goes.

@mboyle1 Bondi has misunderstood her role; she is not to bring negative attention to the President - and she has.

@presbycast Excellent observation! Today too many seek a Constantine rather than to be like Abraham.

In Genesis 14 we see the leader of the incipient church refusing to bind himself to a powerful earthly king of the time.

@thescottbarber They might be more concerned if Trump were a unifier of the world as a whole.

Where are the dispensationalists?!?!?

@realmattcarr Who will entice Ahab...

“But he’s surrounded by Christians!” No, he’s surrounded by cultist sycophants who don’t even know Jesus.

@JennMGreenberg You do attract some myopic men. Has "Defiant Baptist" considered Madame Curie for example? or Katherine Johnson?

Besides being insufferable, the problem with the “women are only allowed to work in the home” crowd is that they fundamentally don’t understand the Bible or historical context. Acts 18:2-3 tells us, “And [Paul] found a Jew named Aquila … with his wife Priscilla … and because he was of the same trade he stayed with them and worked, for they were tentmakers by trade.” So, not only was Priscilla a tentmaker by trade who worked to support her household, but she and her husband both worked out of their home. Back in the day, you didn’t commute to the office. Almost everyone worked at home. Even Jesus, as a carpenter, would have had a covered porch or area at home where he built things. It wasn’t gender specific. Everyone did. When Paul wrote in Titus 2:5 that wives should be, “… self-controlled, pure, working at home, kind …” he was likely thinking of Priscilla making tents alongside her husband and himself.

You and the Bulls are expecting too much from a 24-year-old. It would be better to sit him down and have a conversation. This feels more like the Bulls trying to showcase their "woke" credentials than focusing on Jaden Ivey himself. The Bulls have lost an opportunity for a teachable moment that they will ultimately regret, especially in this political climate.

Dane, this isn’t “loyalty to Jesus” — it’s loyalty to exclusion. You’re calling the Bulls’ decision a “violation of the First Amendment,” but the First Amendment doesn’t give a player the right to make a workplace hostile for gay teammates or force his views on a team that demands unity. Jaden Ivey wasn’t “censored for believing what Scripture says.” He was let go because he publicly opposed LGBTQ+ Pride events, created division in a locker room, and refused to respect players who don’t share his convictions. You call it “cancelling.” I call it accountability. True faith doesn’t require segregation. True faith doesn’t make people feel unsafe. True faith doesn’t turn “convictions” into weapons against teammates. If your “greatest loyalty to Jesus” requires you to cancel a gay player for existing, then you’re not following Christ — you’re following your own narrow agenda and hiding behind a cross to do it. The Bulls didn’t cancel a believer. They fired a problem player. And that’s not “capitulation to the spirit of the age” — that’s doing the right thing. 🙏🚫

Dear @chicagobulls, I am a lifelong fanatical Bulls fan. Been to many games, bought your merch, and supported loyally through ups and downs. Until today. My greatest loyalty is, as is Jaden's, to Jesus Christ and truth. And I am grateful to live in a nation that protects freedom of religion and freedom of speech. Your violation of the first amendment--and, even more problematically, your ideologically selective while culturally amenable cancelling of a man who did nothing more than hold to his convictions--is a tragic capitulation to the spirit of the age. I urge you to do the right thing and publicly apologize to Jaden, acknowledging the error of censoring a man for believing what Scripture says and what Jesus taught. Respect, @JadensIV. -a Chicago pastor

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Agree or disagree with mail in ballots, the President should not be able to legislate. washingtonexaminer.com/news/white-hou…

Of course it is....Is Verstappen's threat to quit a lever to alter rules? - F1 Q&A msn.com/en-us/sports/o…

@roddreher January 6th 2021 wasn't a big bold clue?

This is grotesque. Tawdry Caesarism. Shameful cult of personality crap, and deeply un-American. Voted for him in 2020 & backed him in 2024 … but not for this, and not for another grand Mideast war.

@Vanesaguilera1 @Planet_F1 I hope he and all the drivers ignore social media.

@Planet_F1 Criticized? He was threatened and insultes by Ollie’s fans. It’s embarrassing to see the double standard when a Latino is being harassed

Franco Colapinto's camp has issued a plea to fans after the Alpine driver was criticised following Oliver Bearman's 50G crash.

@roddreher 400D chess 🙄 It’s hard to grasp the wisdom of someone who boasts about passing a basic cognitive test.

Trump is now threatening to blow up Iranian desalination plants, which would deprive millions of fresh water. If that's not a war crime, what is?

@AZ_Brittney Therapist, she's going to need an expensive therapist at the end of her service.

What is the first word that comes to mind when you see Karoline Leavitt?

I wonder what @elonmusk would say about this controversy?

@RayyLH44 What if he had been T-boned while he was skidding across the track? much worse.

this angle of oliver bearman’s crash, looks scary. #F1 #JapaneseGP

@PastorAndyWebb and to think I was in a non denominational church two years ago!

Take the quiz at theocompass.com and post your results here. Here are mine. For the record, I seriously doubt ARP was a possible result!

@SkySportsF1 Fix the problem… if Mercedes can succeed so can Red Bull.

With Max Verstappen considering his future, what would you do in his shoes? 🤔

@midwestern_ope Not Presbyterian though with that Second Commandment violation 😲

The Midwestern church basement

@nytimes @TheAthletic Serious psychological help should be his first objective.

From @TheAthletic: A week ago, all focus was on whether Tiger Woods could physically play in the Masters. Since Woods's car crash and DUI charge, there are now more complicating factors. We explain what this means for Woods and the 2026 Masters: nyti.ms/4bWAbLp