President Trump miraculously survives assassination attempt at campaign rally in Pennsylvania.
So close was the bullet that it pierced the President's ear. Had he not turned his head at the last moment, the outcome would have been much different. Secret Service converged on the President, protecting him from any additional rounds that were being shot. Tragically, three spectators at the rally were struck by some of the bullets. Two are in critical condition. Corey Comperatore, who protected his wife and two daughters from the bullets, died from his wounds. FOX News, along with other national media covered the tragic event. Thankfully, President Trump survived the shooting and is in good spirits. He expressed his appreciation to the security detail and his condolences to those who were tragically affected by the shooting. The FBI announced that they will lead the investigation. Members of Congress are calling for hearings and for members of the Secret Service agency to appear before Congress to explain the security breach. Congressman Jim Jordan who chairs the Judiciary Committee has called for hearings on the security breach and what some are calling a catastrophic failure of the Secret Service to protect the former President and current presidential candidate. Many have asked that an independent investigation be launched since the current FBI and Justice Department have been politically weaponized against President Trump. In immediate response after the shooting, the Biden Campaign pulled down all its political ads. Some in the liberal media acknowledged that their rhetoric against President Trump and his supporters led to this level of violence. Many are calling for the political left to stop its hateful, outrageous rhetoric against President Trump and his supporters. For the past several years since the 2020 Election, conservatives and supporters of President Trump have been maligned, ridiculed, and told publicly that they are the problem.
White House disrespects Christians and Easter-Declares Transgender Day
White House disrespects Christians and Easter-Declares Transgender Day
Christian leaders and political leaders rebuke the Biden Administration for its disregard of Christianity's holiest day on the calendar. Easter Sunday is the celebration of Christ's resurrection in the Christian church worldwide. From our beginning as a nation, Presidents have acknowledged the Christian calendar and offered proclamations of peace and blessing. The Biden Administration broke from this tradition and instead announced a "Transgender Day of Visibility." Leaders from across the Christian community decried the White House's disregard for the Christian holiday. Pastor Al Davis and I discuss this news event and how Christians should respond. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST!
Ohio Senate Overrides Gov. DeWine's veto of H.B. 68. The law will now go into effect in 90 days. This is a major victory to safeguard Ohio's children and girls' and women's sports in Ohio
When Governor DeWine vetoed H.B. 68 he launched an act of war against his own party. We sent a warning before the Governor's veto and stated the following, "If Governor DeWine vetoes this bill, he will have committed an act of war politically against the conservatives of his own party. His administration will be stamped with LIBERAL and all Republicans, both statewide and in the Ohio House and Ohio Senate will have to make a statement distancing themselves from the Governor. 2024 will be a hot political year with the Primaries in March and with the General Election. Conservatives are angry and it is understandable. We need to put that anger to action politically aggressively in the Primaries and in the General Election of 2024. There is no room for cowardice when the stakes are so high."
This statement was made just prior to the Governor DeWine's veto and it is exactly what has happened in the aftermath of his veto of H.B. 68, the Ohio SAFE Act, common sense legislation that protects minors from hormone-blocking drugs and sexual surgical mutilation. It also prohibits biological males from competing in girls' and women's sports. Sixty-five Republicans in the Ohio House and 23 Republicans in the Ohio Senate voted to override the Governor's veto. Every statewide Republican officeholder issued statements distancing themselves from the Governor because of his veto of H.B. 68. With the Senate's action today, the Ohio SAFE Act, H.B. 68 will become law in 90 days. Seventy percent of Ohioans support this legislation. The Governor and the radical left are out of step with Ohioans on this issue.
