RWNJ gets smacked down on Twitter for asking "how do we prepare the children" for Danica Roem's win!

Danica beat a real bigot who tried to pass a bathroom bill and referred to her with male pronouns during the whole campaign.

She deserves to celebrate tonight!!!  We *all* do!

One of the best celebration threads on Twitter involves a RWNJ who got smacked down hard for a version of “what do we tell the children”.

Over two thousand responses here so far, overwhelmingly positive for Danica—just go there and read and smile!

Christian parents, the nation's first transgender elected official enters into American history tonight. What are you doing to prepare your children for this new world?

— Andrew T. Walker (@andrewtwalk) November 8, 2017

Warning them about pretend Christians like you

— Amy "280" Dentata (@AmyDentata) November 8, 2017

Christian parent here. We're celebrating. We're preparing our son to embrace difference, not fear or discriminate against it. https://t.co/1dricxi1oR

— Rachel Held Evans (@rachelheldevans) November 8, 2017

Christian momma and follower of Jesus. Very excited for the election results as they set a wonderful example for my children for how to vote for the best qualified candidate 🙌🏽

— Kimberly Shappley 😇 (@shappleyk) November 8, 2017

I'm a Christian parent and my child is trans. I am thrilled that the opinions of the world are changing to embrace difference, rather than fear it.

— Christine Piper (@seapipe) November 8, 2017

Teach them that God is love. Not hate.  Not bigotry.  Love.

— Terrence Miller (@VanillaMilla75) November 8, 2017

I’m no Christian but some of our text is shared scripture. So I’d begin by teaching my children to love thy neighbor as thyself. You should probably start there. In every situation. With every person.

— (((Jesse Olitzky))) (@JMOlitzky) November 8, 2017

Tell them that this is evidence that some elections have really good results. We celebrate with Jesus when the marginalized are raised up.

— Bill Hoard (@BaztheFitz) November 8, 2017

I am so happy to see comments from loving, accepting Christians here. Extremists like this guy may be louder & angrier, but your comments prove they do not have a monopoly on faith. We may not have the same beliefs, but I am proud to have you as my fellow Americans.

— J (@paraempathetic) November 8, 2017

As an atheist, I’ll use the responses to your tweet to teach my kids that there are still Christians :)

— John Lamb (@johnl2112) November 8, 2017

I’m still reading through the replies and smiling.  Feel free to post any favorites I have left out!