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Apparently some Democrats in the Senate have had enough of President Trump’s “fake news” allegations, especially in the wake of all the “CNN sucks” chants at yesterday’s Trump rally in Tampa, and are taking immediate empty action:

Since Angie’s List does not want your business, you should cancel your membership like I did. After I cancelled, I found out that Angie’s List has a membership Bill of Rights. You can get back 110% of what you paid if you are dissatisfied with your membership. Considering Angie’s List’s CEO does not want Christians’ business and has contempt for people of faith, I’d suggest you might be dissatisfied with your membership.

When the New York state legislature rammed through a law “legalizing” same-sex “marriage” this last summer, countless New Yorkers disagreed with the decision. Among them were Christian town clerks who could not in good conscience sign marriage licenses for a union they consider sinful. Clauses were written in the law that supposedly protect clergy from being forced to act against their faith. However, such clauses do not apply to town clerks or any other government official. Clerks are told point blank, either accept the law, or resign. Town clerk Rose Marie Belforti of Ledyard, New York found out the hard...

Wichita Church Threatened by Internal Revenue Service Over Pro-Life Activity Audit came at same time as attorney general's case against Witchita late-term abortionist Tiller By Hilary White WITCHITA, Kansas, August 22, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A Christian pastor in Witchita, Kansas has told WorldNetDaily that his church's pro-life advocacy has resulted in an audit by the Internal Revenue Service. Mark Holick of the Spirit One Christian Center said that the audit came at the same time as the state attorney general's case against Witchita late-term abortionist George Tiller. The US has similar laws to those of Canada that restrict direct political...

The three known candidates for governor are all out trolling for millions of dollars in campaign funds, but no big, six-figure checks will be flowing into their accounts. Not unless the checks are written by the candidates themselves. For the first time in a California gubernatorial election, there are limits on how much individual donors can contribute to a campaign. Under Proposition 34, which took effect for statewide offices after the 2002 election, individual contributions to a candidate for governor are capped at $22,300. Garry South, a longtime Democratic campaign strategist now advising state Controller Steve Westly's gubernatorial campaign, said...

DENVER (AP) - An Air Force Reserve lieutenant colonel faces eight counts of criminal mischief for allegedly vandalizing cars at Denver International Airport with anti-President Bush messages over the last eight months, the Denver district attorney said Thursday. Alexis Fecteau, 42, was charged with seven misdemeanors and a felony for allegedly damaging eight cars in the airport's parking lot by painting and scratching them, the DA's office said in a statement. Police Capt. John Kostigan has said Fecteau spray-painted over pro-Bush stickers and often added his own message to the sides of the vehicles, including a vulgarity, between December and...