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  • Atlanta-area prosecutor expected to seek more than a dozen indictments in Trump case [12 Republicans]

    08/10/2023 1:03:35 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 28 replies
    CNN ^ | Updated 2:27 PM EDT, Wed August 9, 2023 | By Sara Murray, Jason Morris and Zachary Cohen, CNN
    Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is expected to seek more than a dozen indictments when she presents her case regarding efforts by Donald Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia before a grand jury next week, sources familiar with the matter told CNN. Willis, a Democrat, has been eyeing conspiracy and racketeering charges, which would allow her to bring a case against multiple defendants. Her wide-ranging criminal probe focuses on efforts to pressure election officials, the plot to put forward fake electors and a voting systems breach in rural Coffee County, Georgia. Trump...
  • Christians and white people get 'unmerited perks,' live 'easier'

    04/03/2018 1:17:23 PM PDT · by antidemoncrat · 90 replies
    Fox News ^ | 4/3/2018 | Caleb Parke
    George Washington University is hosting a seminar on combating “Christian privilege” in America. According to an event description, students in a 90-minute training session will learn about ways American Christians receive things they don’t deserve and are not worthy of getting: “How do we…acknowledge that Christians receive unmerited perks from institutions and systems all across our country?”
  • Sports, religion strange bedfellows (CHICAGO SPORTS "JOURNALIST" LAYS INTO INDY COACH TONY DUNGY)

    02/11/2007 7:48:24 AM PST · by Chi-townChief · 86 replies · 2,335+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | February 11, 2007 | RICK TELANDER Sun-Times Columnist
    Everybody thinks Indianapolis Colts coach and Super Bowl XLI champion Tony Dungy is a great guy. Including me. His calm, considerate approach to the violent game of football is a refreshing departure from the manic, brutal skill set of so many other coaches. Yet there is a part of Dungy's philosophy that troubles me -- and, I believe, many others -- and that is his insistence upon making proper coaching not just a matter of good heart but of religious zeal, even dogma. God, he said, was responsible for the Colts' 29-17 victory against the Bears. Indeed, in the relatively...
  • 'Voting your values' isn't a theocratic plot

    09/07/2006 9:05:20 AM PDT · by Caleb1411 · 6 replies · 405+ views
    St. Paul Pioneer Press ^ | Sep. 06, 2006 | CRAIG WESTOVER
    "Vote your values." Seems a reasonable way to exercise the fundamental right and responsibility of democracy. Step inside the booth, close the curtain, and vote for candidates who best reflect your ultimate concerns. Reasonable — unless your ultimate concern is morality founded in Scripture. Then, sings a hallelujah chorus of critics, you're a co-conspirator in a conservative plot to create an American theocracy. Tain't necessarily so. Christian political activism arises from secular threats to traditional values, not the desire to create an American theocracy. That was the message Tom Minnery, vice president of public policy for Focus on the Family...
  • Dean calls New York ruling on gay marriage 'bigoted, outdated'(DNC pro-homosexual marriage, again)

    07/06/2006 12:54:02 PM PDT · by longtermmemmory · 75 replies · 1,621+ views
    Dean calls justification used in New York ruling on gay marriage 'bigoted, outdated' Today in New York: New York's highest court today turned back a broad attempt by gay and lesbian couples across the state to win the right to marry and raise children under New York State's marriage law, saying that denying marriage to same-sex couples does not violate the state constitution. In a 4-2 decision, the Court of Appeals found that the state's definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman, enacted more than a century ago, could have a rational basis, and that...