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Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) praised Vice President Kamala Harris’ debate performance Wednesday, arguing that the Democratic nominee demonstrated that she is “intelligent” and “capable” in her first showdown against former President Donald Trump. Romney, a longtime Trump critic who has refused to vote for the GOP nominee for president going back to 2016, told reporters on Capitol Hill that the ABC News debate proved Harris can “answer questions from the media.” “Those were answered well. She spoke well and clearly and I think she prosecuted her case well,” the Utah Republican said. Romney, who lost the 2012 White House race...

Democrats in public office continue their push for a godless state Today’s the day Democrat Pennsylvania State Rep. Brian Sims will learn that ‘Silent Prayer Speaks Louder Than Rants’. Rep. Sims, who unabashedly posted a video of himself following and keeping his camera on an elderly woman who was praying for over eight minutes, calling her “an old white lady” and bellowing out “shame on you. Shame”, thinks he got away with it. But today pro-life groups will hold a nation-wide ‘Rally Against Bullying’ in Response to Sims’ viral video. Related: The Devil and Mr. Sims

Anti-gay T-shirts spark suspensions 04/26/2004 By Scott Nicholson A free speech and dress code controversy blossomed at Watauga High School on April 21 when students wore T-shirts apparently intending to counter a student action designed to support gays. April 21 was a “Day of Silence,” a voluntary student-led movement in which students go through the day without speaking to mark their support for gays. High school principal Gary Childers said the observation was not endorsed, sponsored or initiated by the school or its faculty. He said three students were observed wearing cards announcing their participation, while perhaps 15 to...

A conservative columnist and student at Hillsdale College in Michigan is urging students to loudly resist tomorrow's pro-homosexual "Day of Silence" in schools across the U.S. Last year, an estimated 200,000 students in 2,000 schools -- some with administrative support -- took part in the annual national Day of Silence. Organizers describe the event as "a national student-led effort in which participants take a vow of silence to peacefully protest the discrimination and harassment faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth in schools." The number of participants is expected to rise this year. Hans Zeiger is an Eagle Scout...

The Daily Targum-student newspaper at Rutgers University,New Brunswick,NJ carried this report of a "silent protest" by members of the Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual,and Transgendered Community, and their "straight allies". It appears the LGBT members have committed themselves to a "vow of silence"-symbolic of how LGBT members are silenced-some of the members placing duct tape over their mouths to demonstrate their commitment to this vow. A bit later on,some of the demonstrators must have removed their duct tape,because-according to the report-a "kiss-in" began. (Link to the story for further details. I'm outa here !)

"Day of Silence" is coming this Friday, to a public school near you! The "Day of Silence" is a day on which people of all sexual orientations who support homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender rights (does not include heterosexual relationships or marriage) take a 9-hour vow of silence in the classroom to protest the alleged discrimination of these individuals.

U.S. Newswire 22 Jan 15:00 2,600 Pro-Life Crosses Stolen from OSU College Republicans To: National Desk Contact: Web site: http://www.osugop.org CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 22 /U.S. Newswire/ -- In a petty attempt to squash and censor free speech, unknown individuals early Wednesday morning stole more than 2,600 small wooden crosses from the OSU College Republicans just hours before the crosses were to be displayed Wednesday in a planned "Cemetery to the Unborn." The wooden crosses were stolen from the bed of OSU College Republican President Chad Robinson's pick-up truck parked outside his Corvallis residence sometime between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m....