- Steve Benen @ The Maddow Blog: On deportations, Trump expects a ‘bloody story’ in second term
- Mike Baker @ The New York Times: To the World, He Is an Anti-Trafficking Hero. Women Tell a Different Story.
- Rebecca Hopkins @ The Roys Report: Two More Lawsuits Filed Against Morningstar Ministries for Alleged Mishandling of Sexual Abuse
- Warren Cole Smith @ Ministry Watch: Once Burned, Twice Warned
- Angry White Men: Candace Owens: ‘The Number One Cause Of School Shootings Is Pharmaceuticals’
- David Gilmour @ Mediaite: How Did Fake News About Haitian Migrants Eating Cats Spread From Malaysian Propagandist to Trump Campaign and JD Vance?
In case Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant vision wasn’t already ugly enough, he now expects his deportation plan to become “a bloody story” in a second term.
Tim Ballard’s work on sex trafficking became the basis of the hit movie “Sound of Freedom.” But a series of women, in lawsuits and interviews, have accused him of being a sex predator.
Two victims of alleged child sexual abuse by a MorningStar Ministries volunteer youth leader filed separate civil lawsuits this week, bringing the number of lawsuits alleging MorningStar leaders mishandled reports of sexual abuse to three. A similar lawsuit against Morningstar was filed last month.
[Rick] Joyner’s shock is disingenuous. After the Todd Bentley situation, it is clear that he lacks whatever discernment is necessary to participate in such a restoration process. At the risk of being glib: don’t trust a guy who claims prophetic gifts but says, “Wow, I didn’t see that one coming.” Especially when what came to pass should have been obvious.
In response to a school shooting in Winder, GA that left four dead, antisemitic conspiracy theorist Candace Owens blamed the violence on pharmaceuticals. During an interview with bigoted, right-wing streamer Adin Ross, Owens called pharmaceuticals such as SSRIs the “number one cause of school shootings.”
The Trump campaign pushed unfounded online rumors in a mailer sent out Monday that Haitian migrants in Ohio were eating pets, using the story as a political attack line to accuse Vice President Kamala Harris of failing on immigration policies, citing tweets as evidence.
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