A Christian baker who has been the target of a 12-year lawfare campaign by LGBT activists has scored a victory after the Colorado Supreme Court dismissed yet another case against him this week, for refusing to bake a pro-transgender cake. On Tuesday, the Colorado Supreme Court tossed a lawsuit filed...

A woke NHS hospital has sparked outrage after telling staff not to describe babies as being “born male or female”. In an apparent attempt to move towards “more inclusive” language, Guidance produced by the James [...] The post NHS Hospital Sparks Outrage After Staff Told Not To Describe Babies As Born Male or Female appeared first on The People's Voice.

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Democratic strategist James Carville said on Wednesday night that he’s “scared to death” about Election Day, warning that Vice President Kamala Harris is running out of time to “get a message out.” Carville appeared on Ari Melber’s MSNBC show to discuss the state of the 2024 race with less than four weeks remaining. The former Bill Clinton adviser said the Harris campaign has “under 20 days” to “really get a message out,” adding that he’s “very, very concerned” as Harris heads into the final stretch of the campaign, Mediaite reported. Asked by Melber what he thinks Harris needs to do in the campaign’s final month, Carville replied, “She doesn’t have a month left. We’ve got 26 days. Today is gone. You’re going to lose four to the hurricane. Just subtract that. We’re going to get blank — you’re not going to get much out for the next four days. And everything, kind of, shuts down the Saturday before the election, so you’re really probably under 20 days that you have to really get a message out.” “They need to be sharp. They need to be aggressive. They need to stop answering questions and start asking questions,” Carville added. “They’re doing all this and sitting down with ’60 Minutes’ and sitting down with [Stephen] Colbert … no matter what, if I come on your show, you will ask me the questions. If I have a press conference, I get to ask the questions.” The Democratic strategist also said he’s frustrated with what he sees as a missed opportunity for the Harris campaign to challenge the Trump running mate JD Vance’s argument that the former president “saved Obamacare.” “I would put President Obama out to make that [challenge]. … He only is the author, the father of 23 million people having insurance,” he continued. “I would have President Clinton going on these local TV stations talking about how tariffs are going to destroy the economy of Wisconsin or Michigan.” Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! “But we’re just letting that go,” Carville said. “And I think she and the whole campaign need to be much more aggressive and much less passive than they are.” Trump has recently started to pull ahead of Harris in the polls in vital battleground states, leading the Democrat in five out of the seven battleground states as of Thursday morning, according to RealClearPolitics. Harris, meanwhile, has been blasted for comments she made during interviews earlier this week with “60 Minutes” and “The View.” During her interview with “60 Minutes,” Harris dodged answering questions on the border crisis that has skyrocketed under the Biden-Harris administration. Harris was also slammed after saying on “The View” that “nothing comes to mind” when she was asked about what she would have done anything differently than President Biden.

The countdown is on as the state of Florida braces itself for what could be the most destructive hurricane to hit the area in 100 years. Millions of people have evacuated the state and done their best to secure their homes. These kinds of storms give little warning and are painfully unpredictable. Experts know there will be extremely heavy winds and the potential for historic flooding. But what exactly will happen remains to be seen. @terrenceconcannon Sealing off Tampa General Hospital. Will the Aqua Fence hold up again? ♬ original sound – Tampa Terrence Hospital Relies On AquaFence Because It Can’t Close Down For Hurricane Milton Tampa General Hospital put up an AquaFence less than two weeks ago in an effort to keep water out and patients and staff safe during Hurricane Helene. It kept the hospital from experiencing dramatic flooding, and staff continued business as usual, taking care of those inside. Now that Hurricane Milton is just hours away from landfall, crews once again set up the AquaFence. TikTok’s @terrencecocannon shared a video of the fence’s construction and said that at its highest point, it stands 10 feet tall. However, surges are expected to be as high as 15 feet when Milton arrives. At this point, the hospital is as prepared as possible and prays Milton’s wrath isn’t as horrific as many experts anticipate. Many people shared their prayers with Tampa and its healthcare workers. This person is praying particularly hard. “My daughter checked in to work tonight and will be there during the storm. Prayers to all essential workers.” “Praying for all first responders, including all the healthcare workers that stayed behind. I hope the aqua fence will give you guys some protection,” another person wrote. “Bless our healthcare workers during this being away from their families to take care of yours.” Hurricane Milton is expected to hit landfall late on October 9 or in the early morning hours of October 10. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Florida Hospital Relies On AquaFence To Protect Patients Who Could Not Evacuate Hurricane Milton appeared first on InspireMore.

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