I’m guessing that Doug Coe is the passenger in this photo, but my Norwegian sucks.

Think Progress:

Doug Coe, the group’s spiritual leader, once preached that the willingness to behead one’s own mother was a “covenant” tantamount to what “Jesus said.” The organization “Youth with a Mission” owns the C Street boarding house, which is registered tax-exempt as a church, advocates seizing the “mountain of government” as part of an evangelical crusade to advance the “kingdom of God.” Coe, who holds misogynist beliefs, once counseled a lawmaker that his wife — who complained of not being sexually satisfied — might be possessed by demons.

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These fuckers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQtB-AF41p8

How dare they. Fuck these people. Practice your religion if you must – pray all you want to the invisible man in the sky, but keep it to yourself. Fucking professional Christians. Enough.

These people are fucking dangerous. The rocks they live under must be lifted. Sunlight needs to shine into the C Street house. We need to know everyone involved so they can be named, shamed, and driven from polite society.

Teabagger and insane person Catherine Crabill:

“We have the chance to fight this battle at the ballot box before we have to resort to the bullet box…That’s the beauty of our 2nd Amendment rights,” Catherine Crabill, the GOP nominee for Delegate in Virginia’s 99th District said Wednesday, as the video posted by the blog shows.

Crabill adds, “Our 2nd Amendment right was to guard against tyranny.”

Huffington Post notes, “Crabill, who proclaims on her campaign website that “America was founded by right-wing extremists,” has already drawn fire for her controversial views. Among other things, she believes the U.S. government played a role in the Oklahoma City Bombing.”

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A classic Beck Meltdown:

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(“Get off my phone you little pinhead!”)

Erick the Red:

The e-mails also show some reached out to the governor on how best to come to his defense.

“If he wants something more personal for the blog to push back, I’m happy to help,” wrote Erick Erickson, a writer for RedState.com. On June 23, Erickson ripped “media speculation” about Sanford’s whereabouts.

“I wasn’t trying to be a reporter. I wanted to curtail the story,” Erickson said by e-mail. “Well that didn’t work.”

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