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DeSantis Stumps in Greenville
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- By Terry M. Thacker, Times Examiner Reporter

Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis stumped in the Palmetto State this past Friday, finishing the day at the Expo Center in Greenville.
Over a thousand people showed up to hear the Florida governor speak for nearly an hour, touting his accomplishments as governor and declaring what he plans to do if elected to the White House. On several occasions, he received thunderous applause and even a few standing ovations.
Many of those in attendance are already in DeSantis' corner. Others came to hear what he had to say before making up their minds. Undecided voters have over eight months before they have to make their decision in the voting booth.
Woke Brands Back Off Pride Month as American Fury Grows
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand

For most CEOs, Pride Month couldn’t have come at a more inopportune time. As companies like Target, Bud Light, and others desperately try to control the flames burning down their brands, this annual test of LGBT loyalty is putting most businesses in a position they’d rather not be in: outraging an already agitated consumer base or ticking off the lobby they’ve worked two decades to appease. Faced with the choice of becoming unprofitable or politically unacceptable, what will the big companies do?
Families Fight Back Against “Woke” Companies
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- By Eagle Forum

It’s that time of the year again where the left tries to force companies and Americans to bow down to the so-called “Progress Pride” flag. Over the years, “Pride Month” has crept into our lives with companies flying the rainbow flag, posting a rainbow sticker in store windows, or changing their logos to rainbow-themed. Now it has taken an even more aggressive turn by stores selling products encouraging children to mutilate their bodies. Americans are disgusted with this agenda and are using their voices and money to fight back.
Chick-fil-A Has Been Woke for Years. You Just Didn't Want to Believe It.
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand

When the rest of the world lost its corporate marbles, conservatives liked to think that there was one place that would never let them down: Chick-fil-A. As far as they were concerned, the churchgoers’ chicken of choice had been solidly built on Truett Cathy’s strong family values. While other CEOs took their brands in wildly liberal directions, Christians took solace in the fact that at least one franchise could stand against the mob. Now, with the news that Chick-fil-A is catering to the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) crowd, customers feel deeply betrayed. But the reality is, the chicken empire’s capitulation started years before this.
Life Legal Asks Supreme Court to Dismiss Planned Parenthood Lawsuit
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- By Christian Newswire
NAPA, Calif. -- Life Legal today filed a petition for certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to reverse a multi-million-dollar judgment against longtime pro-life activist Albin Rhomberg and the Center for Medical Progress.
As you may remember, in 2016 Planned Parenthood sued the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) and several individuals after CMP published a series of videos showing abortionists negotiating the sale of baby body parts. CMP also provided evidence that human body part brokers purchased tissue and organs of aborted babies from Planned Parenthood, which is a federal crime.
The lawsuit charged that CMP and those who assisted it in its investigation had violated RICO, the federal anti-racketeering statute.
Most Churchgoers Are Optimistic, Take Pride in Their Church: Poll
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand

Although U.S. church attendance has fallen to historic lows, the faithful still congregating have found a new source of optimism and pride in America’s sanctuaries, a new poll finds.
Though fewer Americans darken a church door or believe in God, nearly all those who do say they believe their faith has a bright future and have few qualms identifying with their church in the public square. The left-leaning Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) interviewed 5,872 people last April through August, asking them about their religious views and participation. The results, published May 16 in a study titled “Religion and Congregations in a Time of Social and Political Upheaval,” reported a mix of results that nearly all came out positive for those who stay in church.
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