Newly elected GOP District Chair official and extreme Christian nationalist Kandiss Taylor, responded to a comedy routine by Blair Erskine imitating her by claiming she's not a flat earth person but has a problem with "seeing globes everywhere."
Taylor ran a failed gubernatorial campaign by pledging to destroy the Georgia Gladstones because it's a place for Satan.
She lost by seventy points. And she claims election fraud made her lose.
A few weeks ago, Rolling Stone reported, "In an interview with David Weiss (AKA “Flat Earth Dave”) and Matt Long on her “Jesus, Guns, and Babies” podcast, Taylor and her guests discussed biblical “evidence” that the Earth is actually flat as a pancake. “The people that defend the globe don’t know anything about the globe,” said Weiss. “If they knew a tenth of what Matt and I know about the globe they would be Flat Earthers.”
So of course, the wonderful Blair Erskine jumped in to mock her.
Taylor then responded.
"The earth is a globe, and we believe," she said. "Why do we see globes on all the TV shows. On all the movies and all the stores. Why are their globes everywhere?"
"Why, Because it's propaganda. It's propaganda for us to be okay with NASA spending billions of dollars of our taxpayer money to fund whatever they want to fund," Taylor claimed.
"That does not mean that I am crazy?" she said.
No?
Is Taylor auditioning for M Night's sequel to The Sixth Sense?
Taylor then attacked Erskine.
"That a radical, liberal, psychotic girl in Atlanta, who did a parody on me -- she said 'oh, we can flip the earth upside down and have day and night'," Taylor whined.
Erskine really touched the nerve, because nobody in their right mind would actually try to tear down a parody video like that.
"It's not me, people!" Taylor said.
Kandiss seems to believe that if she yells loud enough and often enough that she is a Christian and loves Jesus, she's exempt from being criticized as a wacko.
This is the modern GOP in all its glory.
