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Actor Michael McKean proclaims that 'belief in the Rapture should disqualify anyone from holding public office'

Michael McKean is a great actor with a fantastic range (check him out on “Better Call Saul” if you haven’t already).

What he’s not, however, is very tolerant of religious people. At least those of the Christian variety.

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Seriously, David St. Hubbins has a real hangup about Christians. Case in point, his take on politicians who happen to believe in the Rapture:

Would you care to show us on the doll where the Christian politician hurt you with his or her Christian beliefs, Michael?

Because Michael’s a bigot, that’s why.

Be better, Michael. It’s not hard.

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