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The far right televangelist who made some of the most ludicrous and hateful claims about LGBTQ people is finally going off the air.

A bunch of franchises say they are “in the middle of a hiring crisis” and “labor shortage” while conservatives blame “lazy” workers. They can’t imagine any other reasons why no one wants to work there.

They’ll use it to promote their anti-LGBTQ agenda.

On Monday, Robertson had invoked God to declare that a “shield of protection” would protect his base of operations. Now he’s taking a victory lap.

In a special moment of prayer, he declared a “shield of protection” to turn Hurricane Florence away.

With millions of viewers, Christian television channels are now preaching Trumpism to a receptive audience.

An intellectual exploration of the ego as expressed through animals was easy pickins for anti-trans hatemongers.

Pat Robertson said Tuesday that the gay community is preparing to drive Christians out of business and turn America into a “perverse” place that is ripe for “destruction.” Responding to a 700 Club report about a Colorado baker who refused service to a gay couple, Robertson warned that “what our civil rights commissions and others are saying is, ‘We want to endanger…

On the 700 Club on Wednesday, Pat Robertson reacted to a David Brody report on a new California law protecting transgender students by blasting the law as “insane.”

Pat Robertson and his Christian Broadcasting Network filed a report Wednesday that falsely claimed that having a “biblical view” on sexuality has been “criminalized” in San Antonio, Texas.