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As reported, the UK Labour Party is encouraging its radical left activists to travel to the US to help Democrats regularly. Donald Trump’s campaign has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission. He demanded that they launch an investigation into a scheme by United Kingdom Labour Party activists to volunteer to support the Harris […] The post Trump Files an FEC Complaint Over UK Party Influencing US Election appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Chris Pratt announced that he’s bringing the story about army combat chaplains, “Fighting Spirit: A Combat Chaplain’s Journey,” to the big screen in time for Veteran’s Day. “Whether you call this a prayer, an affirmation, or even a challenge, share this message as we prepare to tell the stories of combat chaplains and our daily heroes that inspire us all,” a post shared on Instagram by the 45-year-old actor about the upcoming movie read. “We may be tempted to believe, that the things dividing us are larger than those uniting us. In those moments, we become aware of our need for heroes.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Fighting Spirit (@fightingspiritfilm) “Which is why we take a moment to give thanks for those special people who: Provide hope, Comfort the hurting, and inspire a fighting spirit within us all,” it added. “These unsung heroes are our combat chaplains…” Pratt is executive producer on the documentary directed by Rich Hull and executive produced by former combat chaplain Justin D. Roberts, movie guide noted. “I’m so excited for audiences to see this film theatrically on Veterans Day,” Pratt said. “The work done by combat chaplains to support our soldiers through issues of life and death on the frontlines is truly extraordinary, and to be part of celebrating this story of a chaplain’s journey in such a cinematic way is an honor.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 The movie starts with the journey home of Catholic priest and prisoner-of-war Army combat chaplain Emil Kapaun after his body was identified 70 years later, Deadline noted. “Remains of POW chaplain Emil Kapaun identified after 70 years,” a description on IMDb read. “Another chaplain embarks on journey to greet them, inspired by 419 chaplains’ sacrifices. The convergence of their paths from different eras leads to a healing moment.” “Chris Pratt is an icon of the big screen, and to see him spark to our film so genuinely is an incredible compliment,” Hull said. “We’re so grateful to partner with him, along with Scott Kennedy, Bryce Campbell, and our friends at Falling Forward Films, to bring this unique story to theaters on November 8th.” “Fighting Spirit” hits select theaters nationwide in November. Check out the website for tickets and more information. Related: ‘Honor Them For Their Great Sacrifice’: Chris Pratt Shakes Hands And Thanks WWII Veterans At Premiere For ‘The Terminal List’

It’s been nearly three years since Bob Saget unexpectedly died in his hotel room on January 9, 2022. Bob left behind not only a legacy in the entertainment industry but also a family who loved him dearly. His three daughters, Aubrey, Lara, and Jennifer, and his wife, Kelly Rizzo, miss him terribly. Kelly Rizzo told E! News that grieving Bob’s death wasn’t easy, but her boyfriend, Breckin Meyer, has been with her every step of the way. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kelly Rizzo (@kellyrizzo) Kelly Rizzo Knows How Lucky She Is To Have Such A Supportive Boyfriend She told E! News’ Francesa Amiker, “Since day one, that’s just been such a big thing with him. He knew what I went through, and he appreciated it and accepted it—and always likes to talk about Bob.” She added the pair spoke openly about Bob and what he meant to her. “It’s never like, ‘Oh, I don’t wanna mention Bob. I don’t want Breckin to feel bad about that,'” Kelly said. “He’s just always been so kind about it. It’s been really special. It’s really nice that I’ve been able to move forward with him.” Kelly Rizzo introduced her boyfriend to Bob’s daughters and said they love him. “It’s pretty impossible not to like Breckin,” she explained. “He’s met Bob’s girls multiple times. We’ve had dinners together. They adore him. He adores them. It’s been really, really nice. They’ve kind of welcomed him.” Kelly joked that Bob wouldn’t love her having a boyfriend, but he’d like Breckin. He’d likely say,  “Alright, I’m not thrilled about any of this, but it’s got to be somebody, let it be Breckin.” Will Kelly Rizzo marry her boyfriend? That remains to be seen. She said she’s open to anything, but after Bob’s parsing, she realized, “I truly learned you can’t plan life. Life has other plans.” This story’s featured image is by Kathy Hutchins via Shutterstock. The post Kelly Rizzo Says Boyfriend Breckin Meyer Helped Her Grieve Late Husband Bob Saget “Since Day One” appeared first on InspireMore.

Harris is losing critical demographics

His daughter paid tribute to her 'hero' on social media

We have some interesting developments going on in Charlotte

'He stuck a gun in my mouth. Then he raped me in the bedroom'

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, has a level of contempt for American Christians who are trying to help their neighbors, Sen. JD Vance said at a campaign stop in Las Vegas on Wednesday.  “Kamala Harris has this attitude, that if you’re a Christian, and you’re trying to do charitable work … well, don’t even come knocking, because you’re not welcome in the United States of America,” said Vance, R-Ohio, the Republican vice presidential nominee.   Vance cited the scourge of drugs, telling supporters there are many Christians and other people of faith who would love to help those in their communities who are addicted to drugs through counseling and recovery centers.   Former President Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate said that the federal government is making it difficult for them to do that.   “Right now, the government makes it way too hard for people of faith who love their communities to get involved with helping their neighbors,” Vance asserted. “Donald Trump and I want to be allies of anyone who is trying to help make their communities better, because that’s the American way, and I love that about this country.”   Vance isn’t the first person to suggest that Harris displays hostility toward Christians.   A male Christian college student who attended an Oct. 17 Harris rally in Wisconsin said later in an interview on Fox News that he was assaulted by attendees at the event after a protester yelled “Christ is king” and “Jesus is Lord.”  The student said Harris then told him and a fellow Christian “you guys are at the wrong rally.” Video commentary on the incident has sprung up on social media.   Harris skipped this year’s annual Al Smith Dinner, a bipartisan event held that same night by Catholic charities in New York City that raises “millions of dollars for New York’s most vulnerable women and children,” according to its website.   Vance concluded his Las Vegas speech Wednesday by saying that all people who want to help their neighbors are welcome under Trump.   “Whether you’re Christian, Jew, nonbeliever … if you’re trying to help your neighbors, you’ve got a place in Donald Trump’s Republican Party, and we hope that we can earn your support,” he said.   The post Christians ‘Not Welcome’ in Harris’ America, Vance Says   appeared first on The Daily Signal.

If more Christians and gun owners voted, Republicans never would lose an election, former President Donald Trump said Wednesday at a campaign event in battleground Georgia focused on faith and religious freedom.  “I think we’ve really energized a lot of [Christians] this time because they’ve seen how bad it is,” Trump told the crowd at a church in Zebulon, Georgia.  “These last four years … it’s been a horror show, an absolute horror show,” the former president said of the Biden-Harris administration. “And I think, I think we’re going to see those numbers [of Christians voting] go way up.”  He will fix corrupt government agencies and turn things around if he defeats Vice President Kamala Harris and regains the White House in the Nov. 5 election, Trump told the crowd.   Harris became Democrats’ official presidential nominee in August after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race in July amid questions about his failing mental abilities.  Trump’s “Believers and Ballots” town hall was moderated by Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, a fellow Republican.   Trump has campaigned in Savannah and Atlanta but this was his first stop in central Georgia this election cycle.   In the 2020 election, Biden defeated Trump by only 0.2% of the vote in Georgia, a result that Trump unsuccessfully contested, among others.  Trump answered voters’ questions and outlined his plans for a second term at the town hall-style event.  The former president again attributed his survival of an assassination attempt at a July 13 campaign rally n Butler, Pennsylvania, to an act of God. Trump said the nation’s biggest problem is the southern border, where he said Biden and Harris ended his strict immigration policies, the result of which was to “allow murderers into our country.”  Illegal aliens have surged to the border since 2021 as other nations “empty out their prisons from all over the world,” Trump said.  Jones thanked Trump for starting a GoFundMe page that raised over $7 million in less than a week after Hurricane Helene hit to help victims of the storm in Georgia and elsewhere.  A record number of early voters are going to the polls in Georgia and other states, according to news reports.   “We want to make it too big to rig, right?” Trump said of the election and fears of voter fraud.  Trump also touched on Israel and the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East.  “We’re going to do a lot for Israel and we’re behind them,” Trump said of the Jewish state’s war with Hamas since the terrorist organization that governs the Gaza Strip went on a rampage of rape, torture, and murder in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.   “And the big thing, we want to have peace in the Middle East,” Trump said.  “We want to have Russia stop with Ukraine,” he added of the Russian invasion of the former Soviet republic in February 2022 and ensuing war. “We’re going to get that done.”  Trump also said he has a simple solution to inflation once he returns to the White House.  “We’re going to drill, baby, drill, and that’s going to bring [the prices of] everything down,” Trump said, referring to the economy’s need for more oil, natural gas, and other domestic sources of less expensive energy.   “That’s going to … bring everything down, because it’s such a big component of the fabric of our life,” he said.  The post Christians Will Help America End Biden-Harris ‘Horror Show,’ Trump Says at Georgia Faith Event appeared first on The Daily Signal.