The weaponization of the government has been happening for years. Now the house of cards is crashing down.
And a massive investigation into the FBI is dropping jaws nationwide.
President Donald Trump has taken decisive action against what he calls the “anti-Christian weaponization of government,” signing an executive order on February 6 to establish a dedicated task force to combat discrimination against Christians.
Trump made the announcement during the National Prayer Breakfast, where he revealed that the newly formed Task Force to End the War on Christians will be led by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
“The mission of this task force will be to immediately halt all forms of anti-Christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government,” Trump declared.
“Including at the DOJ, which was absolutely terrible. The IRS, the FBI, terrible, and other agencies.”
Beyond rooting out bias within federal agencies, Trump emphasized that the task force will also “work to fully prosecute anti-Christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven and earth to defend the rights of Christians and religious believers nationwide.”
A White House memo obtained by the Washington Examiner lays out the task force’s agenda. It will conduct a thorough review of all federal departments and agencies to identify and eliminate any anti-Christian policies, practices, or conduct that have taken hold.
A key priority will be closing the gaps in enforcement that have allowed anti-Christian discrimination and hostility to persist, including failures to fully prosecute attacks on churches, religious organizations, and Christian individuals.
Additionally, the task force will provide recommendations for further executive or legislative actions needed to “rectify past wrongs and protect Americans’ religious liberties.”
It will be required to submit an annual progress report, culminating in a final report at the task force’s conclusion.
The White House memo pulled no punches in condemning the previous administration’s hostility toward Christians.
“The previous Administration engaged in an egregious pattern of targeting Christians while ignoring violent, anti-Christian offenses,” the memo stated.
“President Trump will not tolerate this abuse of government and is taking action to ensure that any unlawful and improper anti-Christian conduct, policies or practices are identified, terminated, and rectified.”
Among the most glaring examples of anti-Christian bias under Biden, the memo highlighted the Department of Justice’s crackdown on pro-life Christians, charging them with felonies for peacefully demonstrating outside abortion clinics.
Meanwhile, the administration ignored or failed to prosecute numerous attacks on Catholic churches, charities, and pro-life centers.
The FBI’s 2023 memo was also cited, in which traditional Catholics were flagged as potential domestic terror threats. That directive even suggested infiltrating Catholic churches as part of so-called “threat mitigation” efforts.
The executive order further accused Biden’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) of attempting to force Christian employers to conform to radical transgender ideology, in direct violation of their religious beliefs.
Additionally, Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was slammed for trying to push Christian organizations out of the foster care system.
With this new task force, Trump is making it clear: the days of weaponizing government against Christians are over.
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