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Franklin Graham lashes out at the Pope for trying to “trivialize Christ” & “normalize homosexuality”
The evangelical leader said that the Pope believes the “Holy Scriptures are false” because gay couples can only form a “family of the condemned.”
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Pat Robertson predicts Trump will be reelected & it will spark the end of the world
Would reelecting Donald Trump be the end of the world? Apparently, it will be.
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One Million Moms wants to cancel OREOs for jumping into their “cultural war”
The so-called “One Million Moms” group had been quiet for a while. Then OREO came out with their new ad & rainbow cookies.
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A hate group employee is now leading diversity & inclusion efforts in the Department of Education
Weeks ago, Sarah Parshall Perry was defending J.K. Rowling on the Family Research Council podcasts. Now, Betsy Devos has bought Perry aboard to oversee inclusivity within the DOE.
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Faith healing “school” becomes a COVID hotspot with 137 cases. It has ties to Donald Trump.
The man who runs the school was reportedly asked by Trump to “anoint every door in the White House” with olive oil.
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Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot is a “disgusting, homosexual demon” according to Black Trump supporter
Bevelyn Beatty is angry that Lori Lightfoot is pressing charges against “God’s anointed ones” after a pro-police protest.
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New political ad uses video of Kamala Harris officiating a lesbian wedding to motivate Republicans
“All our issues are at stake,” the ad says. “Marriage. Life. Religious liberty.”
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Conservative says Trump’s SCOTUS nominee means LGBTQ rights “will no longer see the light of day”
The anti-LGBTQ activist said Amy Coney Barrett needs to be confirmed to end “fake rights” “for homosexuals and the so-called transgendered.”
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Mike Pompeo is speaking at a Christian hate group-linked fundraiser right before the election
The Secretary of State is likely violating ethical law to appear at a meet-and-greet for an anti-LGBTQ, hate-group associated organization in a swing state. Tickets are up to $10,000.
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Pastor says he’s a Christian first, Republican second. Then he started screaming “white power!”
Pastor Jesse Hursey claims he isn’t racist, despite being caught on video yelling “white power” moments after speaking in front of thousands at a pro-Confederate event.
