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Candace Owens decided it was time to go after The Mormons again. "She was describing to me the Mormon mafia. She kept saying it is an extension of the Zionist mafia, the Mormon mafia... But that the assassination took place in Mormon territory makes it curious, curious perhaps until tomorrow when we begin to thread some interesting connections for you." 15 mentions of Mormons on her Monday show, more than any show in at least 4 months. Jokes on me for thinking even Candace was smart enough to let that theory die.

NPR: "Now you've called for repealing women's right to vote, which is protected by the 19th Amendment. Why?" DOUG WILSON: "Because it's a good idea." [Laughs] NPR: "A lot of women wouldn't agree." WILSON: "This is not an XX-XY chromosome issue. I don't want women voting as individuals, because I don't want men voting as individuals. What I envision is a system that we have practiced in our church here for four decades, and that is household voting." WILSON: "When we hold a church election for an elder, about 7% of the votes are cast by women, because we have a number of women who are heads of their households." "When a young man, let's say a college student, moves to Moscow and he's 19 years old... he's a non-voting member, because he's not a household." NPR: "But with the concept of headship within your church, which is households led by men…" WILSON: "When there's a man." NPR: "When there's a man. That would mean the vote would ultimately be decided by the head of the household." WILSON: "The vote would be cast by the head of the household." NPR: "By the head of the household, which would typically be the man." WILSON: "And when it isn't… in our church we have a number of households headed by women, and when they head the household, they vote. So it's the household that votes."

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