Republican lawmakers slammed the Biden administration on Wednesday over a “weaponized” Justice Department after four more Christian pro-lifers face prison time after they were convicted of FACE-Act related charges on Tuesday. The four‚ Eva Edl‚ Eva Zastrow‚ James Zastrow‚ and Paul Place‚ face up to six months in prison and a $10‚000 fine after they were found guilty of violating the FACE Act by Middle District of Tennessee Magistrate Judge Chip Frensly. Critics say that the FACE Act‚ a Clinton-era law that criminalizes the use of force or threats of force that prevent someone from accessing an abortion facility‚ has been used to target pro-lifers. In the aftermath of the convictions‚ some lawmakers again renewed calls for repeal of the FACE Act‚ saying that it had been weaponized. “Biden’s DOJ is weaponized against pro-life demonstrators‚” Rep Andy Biggs (R-AZ) said‚ commenting on the Tuesday trial. “This is not acceptable. Congress must repeal the FACE Act.” Biden's DOJ is weaponized against pro-life demonstrators. This is not acceptable. Congress must repeal the FACE Act.https://t.co/AOhLu4Tyb4 — Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) April 3‚ 2024   “I am a proud cosponsor of [Rep. Chip Roy’]s FACE Act Repeal Act of 2023‚” Biggs added. “Let’s get it done.” Roy introduced a bill in the House last year that would repeal the FACE Act and a companion bill was put forth in the Senate by Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT). Roy again urged Congress to take up his measure on Wednesday‚ saying that Congress should pass it “immediately.” Edl‚ Place‚ and the Zastrows (brother and sister) were charged by the DOJ after they participated in a sit-in at the Carafem abortion facility in Mt Juliet‚ Tennessee‚ on March 5‚ 2021. On that day‚ a group of demonstrators gathered on the second floor of an office building in the hallway outside Carafem. The group prayed‚ sang hymns‚ and urged women showing up to the clinic to not get abortions. Photos were displayed at the trial showing the four sitting in front of the door to Carafem‚ but the defendants’ lawyers argued that the DOJ never proved they had actually blocked anyone from entering or actually inhibited the activities of the staff of the facility. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Responding to the news of the convictions on Tuesday‚ Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL) blasted the Biden administration for its targeting of pro-life activists. “More than 5‚000 illegals enter our country every day and the Biden Administration has no idea where they are‚” he posted on X. “If you’re a pro-life activist‚ Biden’s DOJ definitely knows where you are.” More than 5‚000 illegals enter our country every day and the Biden Administration has no idea where they are. If you’re a pro-life activist‚ Biden’s DOJ definitely knows where you are. https://t.co/pEcEtuF7xv — Rep. Barry Moore (@RepBarryMoore) April 3‚ 2024   Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) also slammed Biden over the prosecution of the pro-lifers. “Biden’s DOJ is prosecuting Christians for peacefully praying outside abortion clinics‚ which is their First Amendment right‚” she wrote. “Meanwhile‚ 10 million illegal aliens walked into our country‚ including known terrorist ‘gotaways’ &; Biden’s DOJ has no idea where they are. AMERICA LAST!” Biden's DOJ is prosecuting Christians for peacefully praying outside abortion clinics‚ which is their First Amendment right. Meanwhile‚ 10 million illegal aliens walked into our country‚ including known terrorist "gotaways" &; Biden's DOJ has no idea where they are. AMERICA LAST! https://t.co/KJv920JTik — Rep. Mary Miller (@RepMaryMiller) April 3‚ 2024 Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO)‚ a member of the House Oversight Committee‚ called the whole thing “gross.” “Instead of securing the border and protecting Americans‚ Joe Biden is going after Pro-Lifers – gross‚” Burlison said. Instead of securing the border and protecting Americans‚ Joe Biden is going after Pro-Lifers – gross. https://t.co/3ezrAyjetc — Rep. Eric Burlison (@RepEricBurlison) April 3‚ 2024 In January‚ six other pro-lifers who were at Carafem in March 2021 were convicted of similar charges and could be sentenced to over 10 years in prison and leveled hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fines.

In a recent turn of events‚ the University of Delaware finds itself at the center of a controversy involving the concealment of former Vice President Joe Biden's Senate records. These documents‚ shrouded in mystery‚ are said to potentially contain a sexual assault complaint from 1993 by Tara Reade. This accusation has reignited debates over transparency and accountability‚ especially concerning public figures' historical records. The call for the release of these records was amplified following a report by Special Counsel Robert Hur. His findings suggest that the University of Delaware may have misled courts about the nature and management of Biden's senatorial archives. This revelation has not only raised eyebrows but also questions regarding the integrity of the institution tasked with safeguarding these documents. JUSTICE AND PRAYERS FOR TARA READE pic.twitter.com/MRW7BBPVMs — Sara Lancaster (@sobey30442) April 3‚ 2024 Judicial Watch and the Daily Caller News Foundation‚ spurred by the contents of Hur's report‚ have petitioned the Delaware Supreme Court to revisit their case demanding the release of the records. Their persistence underscores the significance of these documents in understanding the full scope of Biden's legislative history and any potential misconduct during his tenure as a senator. The university's handling of Biden's records‚ particularly the use of taxpayer funds for their management‚ contradicts previous assertions made by the institution. This discrepancy has led to accusations of obfuscation and a lack of transparency‚ further complicating the public's trust in both the university and the broader political system. You mean like Tara ReadeOr better yet…YOUR OWN DAUGHTER Wow…you've got some nerve https://t.co/OYM8hETWwT — Jannine.. #MagaMemeQueen (@janninereid1) April 3‚ 2024 Despite the mounting pressure and the serious allegations contained within Hur's report‚ access to Biden's senatorial archives remains restricted. This blockade has frustrated efforts to shed light on Biden's past actions and decisions‚ leaving many to wonder what might be contained within those files. Judicial Watch has suggested that congressional intervention may be necessary to facilitate the disclosure of these documents. Such a step would not only underscore the importance of transparency but also set a precedent for how similar cases are handled in the future‚ ensuring that public figures are held accountable for their actions. As the battle for access to Biden's Senate records continues‚ it serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced in ensuring transparency and accountability in public service. The outcome of this dispute could have far-reaching implications for how historical records of public figures are managed and accessed in the years to come. In conclusion‚ the controversy surrounding the University of Delaware and Joe Biden's Senate records highlights a critical juncture in the ongoing debate over transparency and accountability. As the public awaits further developments‚ the importance of open access to historical records remains a pivotal issue at the heart of democratic governance. The post The Battle for Transparency Over Biden’s Senate Records appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

The upcoming solar eclipse may be exciting for us‚ but our four-legged friends could feel some anxiety as the sun shifts over the moon. An animal behaviorist explains how to help them deal with the rare celestial event. Eclipses affect plants and animals by confusing their natural rhythms. The seemingly quick shift from day to night makes farm animals walk back to the barn and causes birds to stop chirping. Extreme temperature drops of about 10 degrees can happen‚ as well‚ which also signals a change to night. But it’s not just wildlife that will feel off-kilter during the event. Cats and dogs will also experience some strange feelings‚ and they may showcase the same type of nervousness they would during a thunderstorm. Others may simply curl up and go to sleep. “The most likely response is animals starting their evening routines and showing evening behaviors‚” Erica Cartmill‚ a professor of anthropology‚ animal behavior‚ and cognitive science at Indiana University‚ told PEOPLE. “If you have a dog or a cat‚ they might go to bed‚ get quieter‚ or start yawning and stretching.” Pet Owners Should Be Aware Of Behavioral Changes During The Total Solar Eclipse Pets who feel anxiety may act out of the ordinary or show the same behaviors they have after typical triggering situations like visiting the vet or hearing fireworks. They may hide or pace. Dogs may start scratching or howling. “Obviously‚ if you see your animal gets anxious during the eclipse‚ comfort them‚” said Erica. “Be there for your animals and also be attentive to what they’re interested in.” Erica also noted that we don’t need to worry about pets’ eyes during the solar eclipse. Animals likely won’t have any interest in looking at the sun‚ and if they do‚ they will probably be following our gaze. But short glances won’t hurt their eyes. “If they are staring at the sun‚ maybe distract them a little bit‚” she added. “Brief looks are fine. We don’t want to encourage staring.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Keep Your Pets Safe During The Total Solar Eclipse — Everything You Should Expect appeared first on InspireMore.

'How dare you?'

'Chris has seen the rot in the universities firsthand'

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'This is something that Democrats have been hitting'

'Stock waning'

'We will do everything for our proposal to be accepted'

Because of course it would be Cody Rhodes doing some weird ish like this