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May 14, 2021
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Funny You Should Mask, Biden Says
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by Tony Perkins
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Public Relations 101: When you're getting hammered by critics, give the media something else to talk about. After the worst week of his presidency so far, Joe Biden resorted to that ploy Thursday with his "Hey, look over here!" decision on public masking. The CDC, who really has no power to impose a mandate to begin with, chose this week to inexplicably lift its guidance for anyone who's vaccinated. The world is literally imploding, every bad Biden policy is coming home to roost, and suddenly, Americans are free to show their faces again. Coincidence? Hardly.
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Shock and Law: HHS's Becerra Plays Dumb on 2003 Ban
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by Tony Perkins
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If there were such a thing as consistent fact-checking in the media, the head of Biden's HHS would be keeping them all busy. Xavier Becerra, the man with zero experience in health care that President Biden chose to oversee the country's health agencies, proved this week that his ignorance extends well beyond HHS. His abortion radicalism, unfortunately, does too. And that's what conservatives have been warning about from the beginning.
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PVS: Biden's Families Plan Doesn't Care What Families Want
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by Dan Hart
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The government has a plan for your family. The Biden administration is calling it the "American Families Plan." What exactly is this plan? As FRC's Pray Vote Stand broadcast revealed, Biden's plan is a cornucopia of bad ideas, but its centerpiece is a thinly veiled attempt to indoctrinate America's children with progressive ideologies by providing free universal government-run daycare for toddlers, to the tune of $1.8 trillion (that's with a "t"). As Susan Rice, head of Biden's Domestic Policy Council, revealed to the New York Times, "We want parents to be in the workforce, especially mothers." So that's what the government wants. But is this what mothers want?
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On today's show, guest hosted by Joseph Backholm: On today's show, guest hosted by Joseph Backholm: Rep. August Pfluger (R-Texas) and Member of the House Foreign Affairs and Homeland Security Committees, talks about the Biden administration's response to the gas crisis; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, offers insights on the U.S. State Department's annual international religious freedom report released this week; Sean Feucht, missionary, artist, activist, and founder of Let Us Worship, talks about the #LetUsWorship movement that has spread across the nation in response to the discriminatory lockdowns on churches; and David Closson, FRC's Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview, discusses how Christians can think biblically about the cancel culture.
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