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Political
Abortion Pill Rulings Could Send FDA Approval to the Supreme Court
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- By Joy Stockbauer - The Washington Stand
Friday afternoon, a U.S. district court judge in Texas issued a long-awaited ruling in the case Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The judge decided in favor of the plaintiff, agreeing that the FDA’s approval of the chemical abortion drug regimen was politicized and bypassed safety concerns in the rush to put abortion drugs on the U.S. market. The judge gave the federal government one week to file an appeal before the ruling would go into effect, revoking FDA approval of the chemical abortion regimen and removing it from the market.
Christian Author Calls for a Congressional Investigation into Possible Death Protocols at U.S. Hospitals
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- By Flood Water Productions
BOLIVAR, Mo. -- "My heart is breaking for somebody who didn't get to be a part of the medical decision-making for her husband. This should not be happening in America!" said registered nurse Priscilla Romans in an emotional video appeal for prayer. Romans, founder of the patient advocacy agency Graith Care, left mainstream hospital practice after becoming disillusioned with the system and witnessing the loss of patient rights. The wife, Romans mentions, is just one of many clients across the U.S. represented by the advocacy service.
"They removed the ventilator without (the wife's) consent," added Romans. "They're giving IV fentanyl medication that she asked not to give. The nurse proceeded to give it because the doctor told her to. I am heartbroken right now because I don't know if he is going to survive this. Because they are clearly giving IV medication to hasten his death," said Romans.
Hating Christianity — and Attacking Believers — Becoming More Acceptable
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- By Selwyn Duke - The New American
“I expect to die in bed, my successor will die in prison, and his successor will die a martyr in the public square,” said then-archbishop of Chicago Francis George in 2010. Whether his successor, Archbishop Blase Cupich, 74, will die in prison may depend on whether he’s blessed (cursed?) with longevity. What’s for certain, however, is that 13 years after George’s statement, hatred of Christianity and attacks on its adherents have increased. So has tolerance for these dark phenomena and, sometimes, even tacit endorsement of them.
Nullify The WHO in South Carolina
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- By The John Birch Society
ACT NOW: Legislation has been introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to nullify the unconstitutional World Health Organization’s (WHO) proposed pandemic treaty and IHR amendments. It is imperative that legislators enact this bill and protect our God-given freedoms!
House Bill 4246 (H.4246) is sponsored by Representative Josiah Magnuson (R-Campobello) and 20 other representatives.
If enacted, H.4246 would prevent the WHO’s proposed pandemic treaty or IHR amendments from being enforced in South Carolina. The bill declares:
Female Athletes’ Rights Ignored
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- By Eagle Forum
Americans no longer told to ‘Trust the Science’
Eagle Forum statement on Department of Education Proposed Rulemaking regarding Title IX Athletic Participation
Kristen A. Ullman, President of Eagle Forum, issued the following statement in response to the US Department of Education Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding Sex-Related Eligibility Criteria for Male and Female Athletic Teams:
Over the last three years, Americans have been told to ‘trust the science’ — especially when what they were observing didn’t match with reality. Now the Biden Administration is telling schools to ‘ignore the science’ that males and females are fundamentally and biologically different. The proposed rule prevents schools from acknowledging this scientific fact, and instead redefines the objective classification of sex to include the subjective concept of gender identity.
The Times Examiner Endorses Common Sense for GCRP
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The Times Examiner endorses Sam Manley for Greenville County Republican Party Chairman. It also endorses Joe Dill as GCRP's First Vice Chairman and Julie Hershey as GCRP State Executive Committeewoman. We are proud to put our full support behind these three and know due to their record and experiences they will take GCRP to a level yet to be seen. They will commit to bringing back common sense leadership and cleaning up the divide that has been plaguing the local party for the past two years under its current leadership. More to come ...
Freedom Caucus Forum Attracts Hundreds
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- By Terry M. Thacker
More than 300 Republican activists turned out Monday night at the Veranda, located on Global Drive near Mauldin, to hear encouraging news from a panel of conservative leaders.
On the panel were statehouse representative Adam Morgan, the chairman of the Freedom Caucus, former US representative and US Senator Jim DeMint, and national State Freedom Caucus Network president Andy Roth.
The caucus is a group of about 20 Republicans, some newly elected, who are members of the South Carolina House of Representatives.
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