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April 6, 2021
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MLB Can't Lay a Glove on Georgia
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by Tony Perkins
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If the Left wanted to make an example out of Georgia, they succeeded -- just not the way they intended. Five days into the Democrats' election law hysteria, Governor Brian Kemp's (R-Ga.) grit is winning the messaging war and inspiring millions of incensed Americans to start fighting right along with him. After months of conditioning corporations to do their radical bidding, Joe Biden, Stacey Abrams, and their co-conspiring CEOs have finally overplayed their hand. The pack of lies they tried to pass off about Georgia's voting reforms is coming back to bite them. And the blowback for baseball is just the beginning.
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Atlanta Braves a Sneak Attack by Dems
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by Tony Perkins
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Democrats certainly have an interest in weaker election laws, but is that what their frenzy in Georgia is really about? Or is there another agenda at work -- a more sinister, dangerous motive for the Left? According to Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), this isn't about the Peach State at all. It's about every state. "This disinformation has a purpose," he warned. And the only way to stop it is for every American to understand exactly what it is.
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Arkansas Makes History with Veto Override
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by Tony Perkins
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Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) had a say in the SAFE Act -- but he won't have the final one. This afternoon, barely 24 hours after the governor tried to sink a bill to protect children from life-altering transgender surgery and drugs, the state legislature voted to override him. By a 71-24 vote in the house and 28-7 vote in the senate, leaders like Rep. Robin Lundstrum (R) sent a resounding message that they won't be deterred from doing what's right for Arkansas kids.
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Today's show features: Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on his op-ed: Corporate Wokesters Betray Shareholders' Trust by Bashing Election Integrity Laws; Barry Loudermilk, U.S. Representative for the 11th district of Georgia, on GOP lawmakers targeting Major League Baseball's antitrust immunity following its decision to remove the All-Star game from Georgia; Quena Gonzalez, FRC's Director of State & Local Affairs, on pro-family legislation in states across the nation; Pat Fagan, Director of the Marriage and Religion Research Institute, on his response to an op-ed that claims, "America's record godlessness is good news for the nation," and on what social science actually says on the benefits of religion for individuals and society.
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