June 2024 Round-up

“California city censors police and fire chaplains, ordering not to pray in Jesus’ name”
Carlsbad, California has reportedly forbidden its volunteer police and fire chaplains to invoke the name of Jesus while praying with members of public agencies, calling it ‘a form of harassment’ and ‘creating a hostile work environment.’  Read more here.

“Get Ready for the New Digital Censorship Regime”

• Biden White House colluded with Big Tech platforms to censor speech about COVID-19, 2020 presidential election and are attempting to impose a new digital censorship regime ahead of this fall’s elections
• House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government has exposed these past abuses
• In violation of election laws, initiatives such as the State Department-backed Global Disinformation Index and news-rating company NewsGuard partner with Big Tech to deprive so-called fake news sites of ad dollars and user engagement - their ratings are deeply biased.
• Policymakers must take action, and fast, if they want to prevent a replay of 2020.

Read more here.
 
“The Next POTUS Should Reclaim The Constitutional Spending Power Congress Stole”
Under the Impoundment Control Act (ICA) — as interpreted by many in Congress and the Government Accountability Office (GAO) — if the president intentionally tries to spend less money than Congress appropriates to get the job done, he is breaking the law.  Example: The Democrat-controlled House impeached President Donald Trump, in part, because he paused the spending of about $200 million in funds for Ukraine for 60 days to conduct a policy review over national security concerns.  Read more here. 

“Dem Lawfare Campaign Takes Aim At Conservative Media Before Election”
The Democrats’ unprecedented lawfare campaign is extending beyond former President Donald Trump to target conservative media ahead of the November election.  Later this month, the Supreme Court will rule on the permissibility of the federal government’s scope of authority to implement a censorship regime in the landmark lawsuit Murthy v. Missouri.  Read more here.

“This Week In Lawfare Land: Was Jack Smith’s Appointment Unconstitutional?”
Read here about the latest information you need to know about each prosecution Democrats are waging against the Republican presidential candidate and how Attorney General Merrick Garland’s appointment of Special Counsel Jack Smith potentially violates the U.S. Constitution’s Appointments Clause.

“Houston Astros Fan Wearing ‘Free Trump’ Shirt Faces Security Screening”
Teneea Tate said she was only allowed to enter Minute Maid Park after she covered up the shirt.  Tate said the ticket taker pulled her aside and directed her into an “extensive metal detector scan for no apparent reason.” “They quickly phoned another person telling them about my shirt and the seats I was in (to keep an eye on me),” she said.  “They threatened to kick me out if I didn’t change or cover up my shirt.”  “We are being silenced and our rights are being taken from us,” Tate wrote on Facebook. “Wake up America! It’s happening everywhere.”  Read the story here.