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June 5, 2024
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| Major Sports Leagues Dump Pride, as Biden Fights to Fill the Void |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| While pro sports scales back its usual Pride celebrations, Joe Biden is swinging for the rainbow fences. Despite the subdued approach to June everywhere else, this White House seems intent on bombarding Americans with LGBT messaging from every federal platform. It's quite a contrast to the rest of the cultural landscape, where not just major brands but major leagues are making the conscious decision to sit this month out, desperate to protect their profits from the consumer outrage that's burned down brands like Bud Light and Target. But then, this president doesn't have to worry about the financial impact of his extremism - because it's not his money he's using, it's yours. |
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| Groomers vs. Gamers: 'Call of Duty' Gets the Pride Month Treatment |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Press "F" to pay respects - yet another franchise has fallen on the battlefield of Pride Month. Last year's intense backlash against incessant Pride Month propaganda caused many corporations to tactically reconsider their allegiance to the LGBT agenda and scale back their noxious promotion of rainbow-themed everything. But others, despite having witnessed the financial carnage brought on by boycotts against Target and Bud Light, decided to step on the Pride landmine anyway. Now, the beloved "Call of Duty" video game franchise (published by Activision, in case you're wondering who to boycott) has been felled by the rainbow brigade. |
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| 'He Did It with a Smile': Fauci Admits Errors, Deflects Blame during Hill Testimony |
| by Dan Hart |
| Former COVID czar Dr. Anthony Fauci confirmed during congressional testimony on Monday that he mislead the public regarding several key claims that experts say were to the detriment of public health during the pandemic. |
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| Scholastic's 2024 'Read with Pride' Initiative Makes No Attempt to Mask Its Radical Agenda |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| It's simple. When someone is exposed to a lie, they need to be more clearly exposed to truth, not more lies. But unfortunately, leftist ideologues seem to prefer the paradoxical approach, namely, to capitalize on the vulnerable people caught up in a stew of falsehoods by spoon-feeding them more delusions. In a recent example of this, concerned Americans are sounding the alarm on Scholastic, the world's largest children's book publishing company, for releasing the 2024 guide to their "Read With Pride" initiative. |
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| 'What Makes a Man?' Christian Coalition Publishes Statement on Godly Masculinity |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While Pride Month is busy promoting homosexuality and gender confusion, a coalition of Christian men is proclaiming a doctrine of biblical masculinity. On Monday, the men's chastity and marriage ministry Promise Keepers led a number of other Christian organizations and individuals in issuing "A Proclamation on Godly Masculinity," which "seeks to establish where leaders and pastors nationwide fall in their position on masculinity, femininity, gender roles and most specifically, Godly masculinity and the role of men in our culture." The "Proclamation" clarifies God's design for masculinity, what masculinity is (and is not), and what men are called to do. |
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| New WHO Regulations Crack Down on 'Disinformation' |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The World Health Organization (WHO) has adopted "legally binding" new rules that empower national governments to crack down on "misinformation and disinformation" with the help of local governments and "relevant stakeholders," potentially including social media companies. The guidelines - which place "equity" on equal terms with "human rights and fundamental freedoms" - instruct elected officials to begin "adjusting their domestic legislat[ion]" to implement WHO's decrees. |
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| Mohler: Christians Must Resist Urge for 'Revenge by Lawfare' |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The felony conviction of former President Donald Trump has created a "strange political time," even "a constitutional crisis for the United States," Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Al Mohler said on Monday's "Washington Watch." But "the last thing we need right now is to give ourselves to a pattern of revenge by lawfare." |
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