Google Searches on 'NRA Membership' Hit Record Levels During Student Gun Control March | Breitbart

Google Searches on 'NRA Membership' Hit Record Levels During Student Gun Control March | Breitbart:

"While students marched for gun control in Washington, DC, Americans were doing Google searches on “NRA membership” at a record pace."

California Violates Constitution to Protect Illegal Aliens | American Center for Law and Justice

California Violates Constitution to Protect Illegal Aliens | American Center for Law and Justice:

"The State of California recently passed laws designed to shield illegal aliens residing in California from workplace enforcement actions conducted by federal immigration agents. To stop these new laws, the Trump Administration filed a federal lawsuit, and the American Center for Law and Justice (“ACLJ”) has submitted an amicus (friend-of-the-court) brief supporting the Administration’s efforts. The brief was submitted with the support of more than 65,000 people who have joined the ACLJ’s committee opposed to state actions that violate the United States Constitution."

Trump California sanctuary lawsuit backed by more than a dozen states - Washington Times

Trump California sanctuary lawsuit backed by more than a dozen states - Washington Times:

"Texas and more than a dozen other states led by Republican governors are supporting the Trump administration in its lawsuit over California’s so-called sanctuary laws that protect people in the U.S. illegally.
In a court filing Monday, the states say the laws are designed to interfere with or block federal immigration enforcement, and California doesn’t have that authority."

Facebook under fire as prosecutors, Congress confirm investigations - Washington Times

Facebook under fire as prosecutors, Congress confirm investigations - Washington Times:

"The Federal Trade Commission, a key congressional committee and state prosecutors each announced inquiries Monday into Facebook’s privacy practices, leaving the internet giant scrambling to contain a growing scandal over how it treats its users.
The FTC confirmed that it is investigating whether release of data on more than 50 million Facebook users — information that ended up in the hands of a British political consultancy tied to the Trump campaign — breaches a 2012 privacy settlement Facebook reached with the U.S. government to better protect data.
On Capitol Hill, Sen. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Republican and chairman of the Judiciary Committee, called on Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to explain his company’s actions at an April 10 hearing."

#MarchForOurLives Admits: "Give Us and Inch, We'll Take a Mile"

#MarchForOurLives Admits: "Give Us and Inch, We'll Take a Mile":

"You want us to believe you don’t really hate gun owners.

If that’s the case, you may want to stop saying things like this in public:"

Watch boy, 15, destroy gun-grabbing snowflake mobs

Watch boy, 15, destroy gun-grabbing snowflake mobs:

"“My message to my fellow young people is to remember what we learned in history class,” Pearson said.
“Remember Hitler? Joseph Stalin? Even some modern examples – Kim Jong Un and so forth and so on? The people that these regimes have oppressed I am sure would kill to have something like the Second Amendment, and I am sure that the Holocaust would have been a very different thing if those that Hitler sought to oppress had had the means to defend themselves. First they come for our guns, then they come for our liberty.”"

Navy applauded for decision on atheist ‘chaplain’

Navy applauded for decision on atheist ‘chaplain’:

"Two members of Congress are applauding the U.S. Navy for rejecting an atheist’s application to become a chaplain.
The service in 2014 rejected the application of Jason Heap, who was backed by the Humanist Society. Heap sued and lost, but a Navy chaplain advisory board recently recommended approving his application.
However, dozens of members of Congress wrote to the Navy to express their outrage, and the application was turned down. The letter stated bluntly, “Without a belief in the transcendent, and with an avowed opposition to religion itself, an individual cannot fulfill the mission and duties of a chaplain.”
“The very definition of the chaplaincy was at stake here, so I’m relieved to see the Navy’s response,” said Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colo. “Appointing an atheist to a historically religious role would’ve gone against everything the chaplaincy was created to do. It would open the door to a host of so-called chaplains who represent philosophical worldviews and NOT the distinctly religious role of the Chaplain Corps.
“I applaud the Navy for upholding the truth.”"