January 11, 2021
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Technically (Not) Speaking: The Conservative Purge Begins
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by Tony Perkins
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All they needed was an opening. And for the rich extremists at the helm of the West's social media, last Wednesday's riot gave them one. The purging of conservative expression has begun. We knew it was coming -- just as we've always known it will take every one of us to stop it.
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What Happened to the 'Party of Healing?'
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by Tony Perkins
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"With the campaign over," Joe Biden has insisted, "it's time to put the anger and harsh rhetoric behind us." You first, several Republicans are saying. After a week of turmoil and partisanship, it seems the president-elect is no more willing to abandon his name-calling ways than his friends on the far-Left.
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Kentucky Rings in the New Year with Life
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by Tony Perkins
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When all else fails, look to the states. That's where hope is in abundance. Despite a difficult start to 2021, pro-life leaders are keeping their heads down and focusing on what they can do to affect change. In Kentucky, that's translated into an encouraging start to the short legislative session, especially where the unborn are concerned.
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Today's show features: Tyler O'Neil, Senior Editor at PJ Media and author of Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center, on the ways big tech is cracking down on speech and communication platforms; Craig Strazzeri, Chief Marketing Officer for Prager University, on social media alternatives that conservatives can consider; Craig L. Parshall, Attorney and Special Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice and Senior Advisor of Internet Policy for the American Principles project, on whether religious broadcasting will survive and the likelihood that a Biden administration will use the Federal Communications Commission to shut down communications they disagree with; Jared Bridges, FRC's Vice President for Brand Advancement, on the ways Washington Watch listeners can connect with Family Research Council.
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