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We've Nearly Given Away Our Republic But We Can Get It Back If We Work Now
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- By Kat Stansell - American Policy Center
Our Fault, Our Fix!
We’ve allowed ourselves to become dependent on the government by giving them powers that were never meant to be theirs. Our founding documents enumerate certain powers for the federal government. In general, these have to do with taxation, conducting foreign wars, etc. Everything else, including elections, belongs to the states, that is to US!
We have squandered our freedoms by giving over far too much of our lives’ control to Washington, and now we are paying for it. Our beautiful Constitution and Bill of Rights are being torn to shreds, and with it go our freedoms.
In a very brief look backwards, here’s how it happened.
VoterGA Challenges Raffensperger's SOS Primary Results
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- By VoterGA
ATLANTA -- VoterGA today announced a challenge for the Republican Secretary of State's (SOS) race in Georgia's May 24, 2022 primary election. All 159 counties are named as Respondents in the contest, that was filed in Spalding County by VoterGA's co-founder Garland Favorito and attorney Todd Harding. Georgia law allows the same charge against multiple counties to be heard in the jurisdiction of one county. The contest alleges the Dominion vote count for the Secretary of State (SOS) race is not accurate and that incumbent SOS, Brad Raffensperger, certified unlawful results when he declared himself the winner of the primary with 52% of the vote in a four-way race including Jody Hice, T.J. Hudson and David Belle Isle.
House & Senate Republicans Introduce Bills to Combat Biden’s Transgender Agenda
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- By Eagle Forum
GOP Leaders Protecting Children
The Biden administration has drawn a line in the sand. Last week, the President signed an executive order that will encourage sex-change surgeries for minors, require schools to implement gender ideology in the classroom, and usurp state rights by forcing LGBT language into their housing and healthcare laws. Additionally, the order spreads misinformation about “conversion therapy” by asserting that children “face higher rates of attempted suicide and trauma” when being treated for gender dysphoria. This ideology only serves to confuse the minds and destroy the bodies of vulnerable children.
National Committee for Religious Freedom to Meet in DC
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- By Christian Newswire
Pro-religious freedom leaders to meet in Washington, D.C. ahead of the 2022 general election
WASHINGTON -- On Monday, June 27, the National Committee for Religious Freedom will hold their first annual meeting. The national gathering of faith, political, and nonprofit leaders will discuss its plans to support pro-religious freedom members of Congress, educate indifferent members, and work to replace members in the U.S. House and Senate who oppose religious freedom.
U.S. Capitol Police Allow Speaker Stands to be Used for Pro-choice Rallies at the Supreme Court After Telling Pro-life Group They Would Not be Allowed for Their Events
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Rev. Patrick Mahoney, Chief Strategy Officer for the Stanton Public Policy Center, was told by U.S. Capitol Police several weeks ago they would not be allowed to set up speaker stands for their prayer vigils and rallies on 1st Street NE.
Yet this week, the U.S. Capitol Police allowed speaker stands and a sound system to be used for pro-choice protests in front of the Supreme Court.
The group is deeply troubled by the double standard the U.S. Capitol Police are demonstrating as they apply one standard for pro-choice events and a more restrictive standard for pro-life activities; and they are calling for end to discrimination against the pro-life community.
SCOTUS Strikes down Law Excluding Religious Schools
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
Religious equality and school choice scored a victory at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, as justices ruled that excluding faith-based schools from a state’s private school voucher program “violates the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.” The court’s conservative-leaning bloc ruled 6-3 that state officials cannot restrict parents’ use of state funds to secular schools.
“The [s]tate pays tuition for certain students at private schools — so long as the schools are not religious. That is discrimination against religion,” wrote Chief Justice John Roberts in the 6-3 opinion.
Fewer than half of all school districts in Maine, the nation’s most rural state with 68% of its schools in rural areas, have established public high schools. Parents in remote areas may use vouchers provided by Maine’s Town Tuitioning Program, created in 1873, at the private school of their choice. But since 1981, the state has denied funds to “sectarian” (religious) schools.
Anti-abortion Leaders State: 'We Demand a 'Dr. Seuss' Ruling: Overturning Roe is NOT Enough'
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- By Randall Terry
WASHINGTON -- Overturning Roe is NOT enough.
"We demand a 'Dr Seuss ruling' from the Supreme Court stating that the unborn child is a person from the moment of conception, with full protections under the 5th and 14th Amendments to the Constitution...and that all laws in the 50 states regarding violence against human beings (I.e. persons) be applied to unborn children."
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