Dem Hopeful James Talarico Says Displaying Ten Commandments Is ‘Violence’

Despite all of the fawning from the mainstream media, more of Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico's dark past is coming to light.

Like his claim that the Texas bill to display the Ten Commandments is not only unconstitutional, it’s not only un-American, it is also deeply un-Christian. That's what he said during the debate about the bill.

"James Talarico is one of the most anti-Christian - Christian's you will ever meet" said political commentator and podcast host, Luke Macias, "He says that he is a pastor, and then says it is violence to have children read the Ten Commandements."

Not only is Talarico not a real pastor, his also not the 'moderate' that the left you to believe.

"Voters are starting to realize he is not the moderate that the mainstream legacy media outlets have claimed him to be" Macias told KTRH, "Because James Talarico is one of the most progressive liberal Democrats that exists in the state of Texas."

But you are probably not going to hear any of that from the local news.

"These are very progressive, dangerous, leftist views that Talarico holds that are now coming to light" noted Macias.

Talarico also boasted that he is "a lot more religious, than some of our Founding Fathers".