Scarborough added that Joe Biden “is deeply resentful of his treatment under not only the Obama staff but also the way he was pushed aside for Hillary Clinton,” and is similarly resentful of the effort to get him to drop out of the presidential race. “He’s always felt like an outsider, always felt like people have looked down upon him.”
(Matt Margolis – PJ Media) On Thursday, “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough made a striking claim: he asserted that President Joe Biden’s campaign believes that former President Barack Obama is working behind the scenes to pressure Biden to exit the presidential race. Continue reading
By Marsha West – Christian Research Network
“It’s one of the easier movement disorders to diagnose actually,” Dr. Pitts said. “And I’m a Democrat…this guy is not a hard case.”
“If the most evil being in existence can deceive with the appearance of goodness, how much more can his followers—these so-called worship leaders—seduce with their seemingly sound music? The snare of emotional highs and the superficial appeal of contemporary worship songs mask the underlying spiritual poison and false teachings of their creators.”
“Whistleblowers assigned to process minors near the border said that children were being placed with people who clearly were not their relatives and when there was evidence of abuse and trafficking.”
“And if you knew, you were in on it.”
Yes, Lori Alexander is a heretic. Here’s why.
(Revolver) There are pivotal moments that define a person’s transformation, both personally and politically, and Elon Musk is right in the middle of one. Thanks to the Democrats’ radical Marxist agenda and their botched, tyrannical policies, Musk has been pulling off political U-turns left and right. So much so, that jaws were literally dropping after his latest post. This was, by far, Elon’s most savage “red pill” moment to date.
“Earlier this year, Missouri AG Andrew Bailey accused the abortion giant of helping minors obtain both puberty blockers and “transgender” surgeries without parental consent.”
“True hope for all—including those “they/thems”—is found only in the gospel of Jesus Christ. The cross is both grace and truth, and it is here that we must stand firm. Christ, the “rock of offense” (
“The DGB was devoted to seeking out and finding ‘disinformation,’ ‘malinformation,’ and, or pressuring people, including those on specialty boards and social media companies, to take action.”
“The Gospel Coalition…was doomed from the start. Tim Keller was always a theological liberal who pushed theistic evolution. He was not a pastor who “went woke.” He always was. Don “DA” Carson is a famous apologist. While I am unclear what his specialty was, Carson was one of the most significant figures in undermining biblical sexuality whereby he worked to advance the view that homosexual desires and identity are not sin and compatible with the Christian faith. He endorsed Greg Coles and Mark Yarhouse, and there most likely isn’t a Revoice Conference without Keller and Carson, The Gospel Coalition cofounders.”
“Look, no person is perfect, we all make mistakes. Vice President Harris has endured a number of cheap shots and that is wrong. But if you study her record as a senator and now Vice President, you see a giant void when it comes to fairness and decision making. You also may note that she regularly uses skin color, gender and ethnicity to damage perceived opponents.”
“There is no wiggle room. No “wait and see” if the president can convince the public he is fit for office, whether by choreographed appearances or edited prime-time interviews. Neither spin nor conspiracy theories can alter what the world saw during the debate: Biden’s mental incapacity.
“The tensions between Viganò and Pope Francis escalated in August 2018 when [conservative] Viganò accused the Pope of ignoring allegations of sexual abuse against former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. In an 11-page letter, Viganò claimed that he had informed the Pope about the allegations in 2013, but the Pope allegedly allowed McCarrick to continue serving publicly….Pope Francis has coddled those that abuse children and women. The archbishop wasn’t having any of it.
Dr. Eli David wrote: I’d rather have a Bud Light than Ben & Jerry’s Go woke, go broke. “Not that I know anyone still eating Ben and Jerry’s, but just reminding y’all to never buy their ice cream again,” wrote Laura Scanlon.
“Pierce’s take…could also be construed as another form of the oppressor vs. oppressed worldview — humans are the oppressors in this dynamic, and pets are the oppressed.”
“The most senior transgender official in the U.S. government was bearing down on WPATH to finish SOC 8 and ditch the draft’s age minimums of 14-17 for various hormonal and surgical procedures including castration and mastectomy.”
“Given the president’s concerning performance last week, it’s time for the Biden campaign to consider leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to effectively reach the voting public.” 
(Mark Alexander – The Patriot Post) “Honor, justice, and humanity, forbid us tamely to surrender that freedom which we received from our gallant ancestors, and which our innocent posterity have a right to receive from us. We cannot endure the infamy and guilt of resigning succeeding generations to that wretchedness which inevitably awaits them if we basely entail hereditary bondage on them.” —Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking up Arms (1775)
“Biblical waiting involves embracing that you’re not in control, but you can talk to the one who is. You don’t know what’s going on, so you seek the one who does.”
“BioLogos, along with its figureheads like the late Tim Keller and Francis Collins, is actively working to erode the foundation of Christianity. They promote a version of faith that is palatable to the secular world but utterly devoid of the power of the gospel. These so-called Evangelical leaders are nothing more than wolves in sheep’s clothing, spreading false teachings that lead people away from God….”
(Mark Swanson – Newsmax) Karoline Leavitt, national press secretary for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, told