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“The West Virginia Department of Education has no lawful authority to direct any county to take any action with respect to homeschool students. I respectfully urge the county to cease and desist from enforcing unlawful policies.” – HSLDA Home School Legal Defense Association, August 31, 2022
“Over the years, Family Council has reported on various incidents at the facility — including ambulance transports and close calls between pro-lifers and vehicles outside the location. In 2021 we wrote about a group of pro-life protesters charged with trespassing at the facility. For many years pro-lifers have gathered regularly outside the facility to peacefully pray that abortion would end and that the surgical abortion facility would close. That finally is happening.” – Family Council, August 31, 2022
“Legislators are finally opposing Senator Wiener’s attempts to place a wedge between parents and their minor children… Too often, government officials assert they are better equipped to raise children than their parents.” – California Family Council, August 31, 2022
“They are now concerned for how far state government will go to impose its views on the medical nonprofit, such as being forced to hire non-Christians and to be forced to use personal pronouns if employees and patients demand them. ‘So Christian Healthcare Centers filed this lawsuit to protect its ability to operate consistent with its beliefs,’ ADF attorney Bryan Neihart tells AFN, ‘because religious organizations should be free to operate and serve the community according to their beliefs.'” – American Family News, August 30, 2022
“This issue is truly critical because lives are at stake every year from the barbaric practice of abortion. The Life at Conception Act truly treats this practice as the felony it is. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, this law is a great victory!” – Students for Life of America, August 29, 2022
“Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt (R) told the Washington Examiner on Friday evening that his office is ‘actively looking into legal options to halt the Biden administration’s abuse of power and assault on working-class Americans.’” – The Washington Examiner, August 28, 2022
“It’s a major question because under Arizona law, the Department is allowed to put someone’s name on the registry based simply on “probable cause”—a phrase that’s basically synonymous with suspicion. That’s far below the “reasonable doubt” rule that criminal courts use—and it’s even less than the “preponderance of evidence” standard uses in civil cases. The “probable cause” standard is what courts use to issue search warrants, because they merely suspect someone committed a crime. But in Arizona, you can have your name placed on a state-run “do not hire” list for twenty-five years based on mere suspicion.” – The Goldwater Institute, August 24, 2022
“It is for the university’s individual students and faculty to make judgments about ideas for themselves, and to act on those judgments not by seeking to suppress free speech, but by openly and vigorously contesting the ideas that they oppose.” – The College Fix, August 23, 2022
“Meuser said the in the San Jose Calvary Chapel case, the 1st court ruled that courts can’t sanction a church for refusing to shut down since it was later determined that Newsom overstepped his constitutional authority in shutting down churches. Meuser said the Governor and state government never had the authority to shut down churches.” – Gateway Pundit, August 23, 2022