WASHINGTON—Citing the federal arrests of pro-life activists, former President Donald Trump vowed to establish a task force to investigate anti-Christian bias if he is elected to another term.  “Joe Biden has weaponized the Justice Department to viciously prosecute pro-life activists,” Trump said of the current president on Saturday during remarks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s 15th annual Road to Majority Conference in Washington, D.C.  “I will also create a new federal task force on fighting anti-Christian bias,” Trump later added. “Its mission will be to investigate all forms of illegal discrimination, harassment, and persecution against Christians in America. It’s taking place at a level that nobody can believe. This is not America any more that we are living in.”  Trump specifically talked about the case of Paulette Harlow, a 75-year-old woman sentenced recently to 24 months in prison for singing in front of an abortion clinic after she was convicted of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, or FACE Act.  Harlow told The Daily Signal earlier this month, “I felt like it was a tremendous privilege to stand in the court on behalf of the unborn, who have no voice.”  For its part, the Biden administration has said the FACE Act is in place to protect the health and safety of women seeking abortions. Trump delivered a wide-ranging speech, talking almost 90 minutes about the border crisis, the economy and inflation, and crime. He also talked about his own legal problems, which he said were bogus.  He was in front of an enthusiastic crowd that interrupted his speech several times with chants of “Trump, Trump, Trump,” and “USA, USA.” Trump said he has more political wounds than any other president, but noted Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jackson come closest. His remarks come days before the first presidential debate between Trump and Biden on Thursday.  This was Trump’s ninth speech at the Road to Majority Conference. He is banking on comparing the strong economy under his watch with the lagging economy and inflation under the Biden administration. Biden, meanwhile, is beginning to primarily campaign on Trump’s felony conviction in New York last month. Trump began talking about the targeting of pro-life activists as a contrast with his position that abortion is a policy that should be decided by the states—not the federal government.  He talked about the three justices he appointed to the Supreme Court who voted with the court’s majority in 2022 to scrap the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that made abortion legal nationwide.  “Thanks to these justices, we have what the pro-life movement has fought for for 49 years and we’ve gotten abortion out of the federal government,” Trump said. “Now, the people will decide, and that’s the way it should be. Some states will be more conservative. Some states will be more liberal.” Trump insisted Democrats don’t want people in the states deciding.  “If the radical Democrat extremes get their way, they will have a federal law on abortion to rip the baby out of the womb in the seventh, eight, ninth month, or even execute the baby after birth,” Trump said.  The “execute” reference, Trump said, was about former Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, who had seemingly supported the idea of allowing a baby who survived an abortion to be killed.  Trump said he is pro-life, but made exceptions for the life of the mother, rape, or incest.  “Every voter has to go with your heart and do what is right. We have to get elected,” Trump told the audience.  Trump is scheduled for a rally in Philadelphia, and wasn’t originally on the conference’s speaking list. Trump said that his campaign staff encouraged him to cancel out of the Faith and Freedom Coalition event, and he joked, “I don’t have the courage to do that.” Trump told the largely Christian crowd that not enough Christians turn out to vote.  “Christians go to church, but they don’t vote that much,” Trump said. “Do you know how much power you’ll have if you vote? Just this time. In four years, I don’t care.” The post Trump Vows Task Force to Investigate Anti-Christian Bias appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Two stray cats who have been with each other for years finally experience home together for the first time. Voltaire and ChambertainChatonsOrphelinsMontrealFor at least two years, residents of a neighborhood noticed two stray cats, a brown and an orange, wandering around together, wary of anyone who tried to approach them.A couple started leaving food out for them, observing their routine, and attempting to build trust. Despite their efforts, the pair remained cautious and kept their distance.One day, Julie, an animal rescuer, came across the brown cat and was struck by his poor condition. His coat was severely matted and wouldn't protect him from the harsh weather. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealDetermined to help, she took it upon herself to rescue the cat. As she knocked on doors, talking to neighbors, she discovered the couple who had been feeding the brown cat and learned about his feline companion.Once she realized they were inseparable, she changed her plan to save them together. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealJulie and a fellow rescuer, Micheline, safely captured both cats with the help of a humane trap and food. Denis and Louise settled them into a quiet room in their home."Denis and Louise secured them indoors and paid for their first veterinary care. During the vet visit, they were surprised to see how tolerant the cats were with the exam, and the tabby was calm while getting the knots on his back shaved off," Chatons Orphelins Montreal shared. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThey discovered that the brown tabby, Chambertain, had once been a house cat until he somehow escaped. When he was found, his previous family no longer wanted him."After enduring the streets alone for a while, he met the orange cat, Voltaire, and they quickly became friends. They followed each other everywhere." After years of wandering the streets, they were finally safeChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"They could finally sleep in a warm place and eat as much as they ever wanted."Determined to give the cats the best life possible, the rescuers reached out to the team at Chatons Orphelins Montreal, who warmly took them in, offering them the care and support they needed. VoltaireChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"They are extremely bonded and will always stick together. They take solace from each other, and it's beautiful to see."With good food and proper care, their fur has become soft and gleaming. They have been treated for a few health issues and are finally in good shape. ChambertainChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThroughout the day, two best friends greet each other with affectionate face rubs and body hugs. They walk and lie down together, always side by side. "The bond they share is heartwarming. They depend on each other, rarely apart."Chambertain and Voltaire are gentle and calm by nature. They enjoy this new life, where they can lounge about all day without the worries of tomorrow. They give each other affectionate face rubsChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"If you look for one, the other is always nearby. When we brush one cat, his buddy sits beside him, waiting for his turn."Both cats have warmed up to their foster family and become fond of their new indoor life. Voltaire enjoys being cuddled and has flourished into a purr machine. They are always together, never far from each otherChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"He loves taking a nap in the sun and demands attention. He's come out of his shell and realized humans can be kind and caring.""Chambertain spends long hours napping, but the moment you bring out a toy, his playful side comes out. He loves being brushed and rolls on his side, asking for more." ChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"He is protective of Voltaire and does not like to be separated from him. When his best friend is at the vet's, he'll wait for him until he returns."Having survived the streets together, they remain deeply bonded, now embarking on new adventures in the safety and comfort of their indoor home. Happy and lovedChatonsOrphelinsMontrealShare this story with your friends. More on Chambertain and Voltaire and Chatons Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Spent Months Living from Yard to Yard, Soon After Moving Indoors She Has Kittens by Her Side

Dr. Ben Carson appeared on CNN's Late Night with Abby Philip to discuss Louisiana putting the Ten Commandments in classrooms, which CNN thinks is wildly controversial and objectionable. Phillip eventually asked Carson why Trump favors this policy when "he doesn't even try to follow" the commandments. Carson turned to the promotion of Pride Month in schools. Phillip wanted to avoid that topic entirely. Phillip wanted to stick to putting Carson on the defensive, insisting many people object to any government putting a "thumb on the scale" for Christianity, asking Carson if they should post the Five Pillars of Islam in schools. (She never mentioned Judaism and Moses.) Late in the interview, Phillip asked if the Ten Commandments were posted at any of Donald Trump's properties. Carson said he didn't know, and Phillip challenged him: "Shouldn't they be?" So it was amusing to see Phillip seek to avoid any changing of the subject to Pride promotion in public schools, insisting no state is imposing that (some red states like Tennessee are trying to prevent Pride flags in schools).     PHILLIP: So, speaking of code of conduct, Donald Trump, the former President, he said last night that he loves the Ten Commandments. He says that he loves that they are in public schools and that he urges people to read them. He is holding it up as a moral code, just as you have, as well. But it also seems to be a moral code that he doesn't follow. He doesn't even try to follow. Does that seem right to you? CARSON: I wonder, does it seem right that people put up codes? I was talking to a young lady a few weeks ago and she said in her school, they're having Pride Day and everybody must agree with it. And you can be expelled if you say something contrary to it or if you don't use the proper pronoun. I wonder if that's kind of a totalitarian attitude to take. PHILLIP: Well, I mean, I don't even want to get into the pride issue because I think that's a separate topic. The question was about -- CARSON: It's the same kind of issue, though, isn't it? PHILLIP: Well, where -- are there laws that are forcing people to put up, I don't know, I guess, pride codes of conduct on the walls? CARSON: They were forcing the kids to comply with that particular -- PHILLIP: Who was "they"? CARSON: Whether they believed in it or not. And I said, what if you don't believe in it? And she says, you've got to keep your mouth shut. PHILLIP: But who are you even referring to? Are you talking about the government? CARSON: A 12-year-old that I was talking to - no, I was talking to a 12-year-old that was what was going on at her school. PHILLIP: Okay, I'm not sure what you're referring to, but it seems like there's a difference between that and an entire state saying, we need to put up -- we are going to force the classrooms and teachers to put up a tenant [sic] of a particular religion up on the walls. In promoting Pride flags in schools, the National Education Association has a template "that explicitly says pride flags can be displayed in schools as symbols of diversity, equity, and inclusion; not as political statements." They touted a female using They/Them pronouns declaring “My identity is not political."  They also pretend "the nation’s culture wars spilled into a middle school classroom" when someone objected to Pride flags in the classroom. The "culture war" only begins when the conservatives begin to protest the Left.

Beyond playing mom on screens, Susan Lucci’s favorite role is being a mother to her children, Liza and Andreas. She had her boy and girl with the late TV producer husband Helmut Huber, who died at 84 in their Long Island home in New York. The actress, who played Erica Kane in the classic sitcom All In The Family, turned 77 last December, but with that said, she has no plans to retire and looks forward to more “learning, growing and challenging myself with new experiences.” The gorgeous star takes her regular Pilates seriously and ensures her workout session is done first thing in the morning. Liza Huber 2 March 2023 -Los Angeles, California – Susan Lucci. NBC’s “Carol Burnett: 90 Years Of Laughter + Love” Birthday Special held at Avalon Hollywood & Bardot in Los Angeles. Photo Credit: AdMedia Susan and Helmut had their first child in 1975, giving her a good education and a solid background in acting. After graduating from the Terry Schreiber Studio in New York, Liza starred in Passions as Gwen Hotchkiss Winthrop, during which she married her husband, Alexander Hesterberg II. RELATED: Fans Are Concerned About Susan Lucci’s Nose At 77 After Cosmetic Surgery Instagram Liza is now all grown up with four children, Royce, Brendan, Hayden, and Mason, and like Susan, she enjoys being a mom. In 2012, she established Sage Spoonfuls, a baby food business, to provide healthy homemade meals for her kids. This earned her a feature on Forbes as one of the Female Entrepreneurs Rocking the World. Andreas Huber Susan had her second and last child in 1987 and recalled him to be the most sporty of the household, participating in activities like karate, golf, and lacrosse. The ex-Wall Street worker used his skill, winning the Big East championship for Georgetown University and reaching the quarter-finals of the U.S. Junior Amateur. Instagram Andreas is married to Courteney Velasco, and they both share a 7-year-old whom Susan adores very much. The film legend has been a doting grandma to her adorable grandchildren, as she often shares photos of them on social media with loads of praise and support. Click for next Article The post Meet Susan Lucci’s Two Children, A Son And Daughter, Who Have Both Forged Their Own Dynamic Paths appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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