MRFF Covered in USA Today Article on Misogyny and Christian Nationalism Featuring Hegseth’s Pastor who Wants Women Kept Out of Military Leadership

Published On: September 9, 2025|Categories: Featured News|1 Comment|

Group of female Navy sailors with faces blurred — (The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement.) Image altered by MRFF.

The misogyny of Christian nationalism “wants to replace our democracy with this barbaric version of Christianity, and an essential part of that is male dominance … It’s right out of Handmaid’s Tale.” — MRFF Founder and President Mikey Weinstein, quoted by USA Today

Click to read

Make a Donation

One Comment

Synergy September 9, 2025 at 2:29 pm

Well, you know, Make America What It Used To Be! Amirite?

Like Lynne Kopltz says, “Back in the day, all women had to do was make breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and avoid a beating!”

These mother fuckers will get theirs.

BTW, check out the “Sayin a lie” parody on YouTube.

Trump trying to cut a deal with the grim reaper and JD trying everything to block the call!

Pray Donnie! How’s that song go? Knock, knock, knocking on heaven’s door?

MRFF Covered in USA Today Article on Misogyny and Christian Nationalism Featuring Hegseth’s Pastor who Wants Women Kept Out of Military Leadership

Recent Posts

Leadership-Approved Antisemitism Now Openly Promoted at U.S. Naval Academy, Detailed by Retired Navy Chaplain in Email To MRFF’s Mikey Weinstein; MRFF Passes 100,000 Client Milestone

RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION AT THE US NAVAL ACADEMY

Grateful National Guard soldier writes to Mikey Weinstein: “Without you and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation I would’ve definitely been in a worse place than I am now.”

MRFF Advisory Board Member Brig. Gen. USAF (Ret.) Marty France sends letter to Air Force Academy Superintendent Lt Gen Tony Bauernfeind after regulation-violating Turning Point USA meeting held at Academy

Life

One Comment