Many in Congress are seeking ways to silence Christian and conservative organizations. A bill was just barely struck down by the Senate that would have done just that. If passed, the bill would have imposed heavy-handed reporting requirements on political ads. The Disclose Act required conservative groups to publicly report their donors, but labor unions and other favored groups were exempted.

Any bill that discriminates against any kind of political speech because of its point of view clearly violates the First Amendment. This bill is a desperate political move in an attempt to silence Christian and conservative views before the November elections.

The bill was defeated in the Senate by the slimmest of margins. Majority Leader Harry Reid promises to bring it back for a re-vote. You must act today to pressure the Senate to stop this unconstitutional bill. 

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Contact your senator today and tell them to stop the political games and keep the Disclosure Act from passing. Click here to find your Senators information.

In Providence Rhode Island, a traditional marriage rally was recently held in front of the state Capitol. The occasion was going along peacefully and was attended by concerned individuals and families with children. But the event was abruptly crashed by Queer Action, a hateful homosexual group that resorted to bullying and threatening, even directed their threats towards children.

Queer Action surrounded the speakers and shouted them down in an effort to silence them. They even threatened one family that they might kidnap their child, all while the police passively looked on. Rather than protecting the right of Christians to peacefully gather and exercise their freedom of speech, Providence police allowed the civil rights of Christians to be abrogated.  

This shocking video shows just what happened.

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Help us demand that Providence police department be held accountable for their actions.

Contact Governor Donald L. Carcieri and demand an investigation:

• Phone: (401) 222-2080
• E-Mail form http://www.governor.ri.gov/webform/inquirytest.php

Like many Christians, Jennifer Keeton had the hopes of becoming a certified counselor. While working on her Master’s degree at Augusta State University in Georgia, she was abruptly placed in remediation. This came after the school learned of her biblical views on homosexuality. They told her that she must participate in a plan to re-educate her beliefs in order to remain in the program.

Part of this plan was that Keeton attend a gay pride parade, an event celebrating behavior she finds immoral, and write about how it made her feel. This kind of action on the part of the University is completely out of line. Keeton has brought a lawsuit against the school.

Her hopes of becoming a counselor should not be at the cost of her faith. Join us in demanding that the University stop violating Keeton’s first amendment rights.

TAKE ACTION:

Contact the President of the Augusta State University, Dr. William Bloodworth, and demand that they stop discriminating against students of faith.

• Call: 706 737-1440
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Our Founding Fathers produced the greatest political document in history based upon the greatest of Christian ideals, the Declaration of Independence:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it.

Rights come to men from God, not Washington DC. Justice is based on the laws of nature and of nature's God, not the tyrannical opinions of men.

Stop apologizing for being a Christian, help us defend the truth and reestablish our nation’s Christian foundation before it’s too late. Click here to join our team.