Ben Kawaller's remark -- "Look, at least when you’re dealing with Republicans, the fascism comes from above, the way God intended" -- was hardly "tongue-in-cheek," Oliver. It exemplifies the clever/casual bigotry he still seems to feel comfortable with when it comes to Christians. Or is he exempt from such criticism because he's gay and Jewish?
Ben Kawaller's remark -- "Look, at least when you’re dealing with Republicans, the fascism comes from above, the way God intended" -- was hardly "tongue-in-cheek," Oliver. It exemplifies the clever/casual bigotry he still seems to feel comfortable with when it comes to Christians. Or is he exempt from such criticism because he's gay and Jewish?
Ben Kawaller's remark -- "Look, at least when you’re dealing with Republicans, the fascism comes from above, the way God intended" -- was hardly "tongue-in-cheek," Oliver. It exemplifies the clever/casual bigotry he still seems to feel comfortable with when it comes to Christians. Or is he exempt from such criticism because he's gay and Jewish?