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Not despite the fact many of you think im a godless hee than. I went to church a lot as a kid. But i dont go now. Its easy to fill up sunday morning. Like protest the nfl and repeated viewings of the good place. A lot are looking for the message of jesus. Those folks are joining megachurches in record numbers. You know the ones. Filling up stadiums with audiences. Where bieber was born again and pastors beg members to tithe for the private jets. You cannot stop me. Joel os teen bought the building when the Houston Rockets play. Pray with me. If youre thinking havent i seen this go badly before...

To head, laying out what democrats want to see including subpoenas for several senior trump officials. Over the president s dealings with ukraine. We have complete coverage as we wait for him to begin, lets start with mike emanuel to kick this off, what else are the Senate Democrats asking for . Part of it, pitching timing. He would like to do some pretrial housekeeping measures on monday january 6 then on january 7th, he would like for the swearing in of the chief justice and senators and then on january 9th he would like the house providing 24 hours for each side for opening presentations an...

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Andy Biggs (AZ). The pledge comes after some discontent among conservatives frustrated with the GOP’s reticence to support more regulation for companies in Silicon Valley, despite targeting them with harsh rhetoric. In one high-profile incident last year, a 37-page House Judiciary Committee memo leaked by Mike Cernovich showed Republicans in leadership seeking to coach members on how to defend tech companies against claims they might be violating antitrust laws, including by convincing conservatives the law should “promote freedom” instead of “punish success.” The House Judiciary C...

Internet companies courting conservatives while cracking down on content Follow Us Question of the Day By Ryan Lovelace - The Washington Times - Thursday, April 8, 2021 Several of the largest internet companies are courting conservative allies, even as they crack down on content from the right after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Some have recruited employees from conservative groups while others are donating to Republican candidates. After the Capitol riot by supporters of President Trump, Google paus...