Trump makes the case for suing Big Tech in Wall Street Journal op-ed
'To restore free speech for myself and for every American, I am suing Big Tech to stop it.'
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Articles for Month: July 2021
CNN belittles, bullies parents concerned about racist propaganda in schools
CNN host Elle Reeve badgered one mother for denying that the country was 'structurally racist' and scoffed at her concerns about Antifa and BLM propaganda infiltrating schools.
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Chicago Public Schools to give condoms to 10-year-olds
The policy was passed in December but will start being implemented this upcoming school year.
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Refusal by Supreme Court to hear case of persecuted florist is another major blow for religious liberty
Where are the rights of believing Christians as they are increasingly faced with demands that go against their consciences?
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Canceling Jesus
Jesus was a thorn in the side of the major establishment players of his day. They 'cancelled' him because of it.
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Gay Men’s Chorus sings ‘We’ll convert your children, we’re coming for them.’ They’re serious.
These are not victims of a heteronormative society pleading for acceptance or to be left alone; This song, published on social media on the day after ‘pride’ month ended, is a victory lap and a final shot across the bow.
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The endgame is in sight: Participate in the mass delusion of trans ideology or face sanction
If Republican politicians challenge their Democratic opponents on the transgender issue, Republicans will win every fair election.
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Study claims that for every three deaths prevented, the COVID-19 jabs kill two
The reported rate of death from COVID-19 shots now also exceeds the reported death rate of more than 70 vaccines combined over the past 30 years.
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New warning of Supreme ‘coup to overthrow nation’s judiciary’
If the coup succeeds the legitimacy of the Supreme Court could be undermined, the separation of powers would be lost, religious liberty would be gone, the high court would forever be politicized and court rulings would no longer have the confidence of the public, a new report has warned.
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Election investigations move forward in Pennsylvania, other states, as Arizona audit winds down
A final report by auditors is expected later this summer, and Arizona senate president Karen Fann has already said that the audit has turned up evidence of 'serious issues.'
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