Marjorie Taylor Greene angrily accuses Mitch McConnell of 'dirty politics' after Trump pal accused of death threats

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The 2019-2020 playbook was more narrowly focused, dealing only with bills related to sexual orientation and gender identity.
54% : But once we exposed that strategy and people became aware of Project Blitz and its agenda of codifying Christian nationalism, the initiative began to unravel, because people don't want to force religious beliefs on public schoolchildren and they don't want our laws to license discrimination in the name of religious freedom."
54% : "Both campaigns are similar in that they focus on redefining and manipulating language for political advantage -- 'religious freedom' and 'critical race theory,' respectively," she said.
54% : "This includes identifying some common approaches to history, as well as religious freedom, which will remain a battleground," he said, "as well as better approaches to electoral organization at all levels of government.
52% : In God We Trust," and to culminate with laying the foundations for a "Handmaid's Tale"-style theocracy, enshrining bigotry in law under the guise of "religious freedom."
51% : They further insist that the model bills promote "religious tolerance" and "do not force any religion on anyone," yet the "National Motto Display Act" calls for the posting of the Christian religious slogan "In God We Trust" in public schools and buildings.
50% : "Curiously, the Mayflower Compact is included as a founding document," he said, "but there is no mention of the Virginia Statute for Religious Liberty
48% : "Project Blitz is a campaign that targets civil rights in multiple fields -- LGBTQ equality, access to reproductive services and religious equality -- and so coordination with organizations across affected movements was required to effectively oppose it."
44% : The first tier aimed at importing the Christian nationalist worldview into public schools and other aspects of the public sphere.
42% : That made sense, since it was the rapid shift in public attitudes around LGBTQ rights that put the religious right into its current defensive posture, out of which it conceived its counter-offensive: recasting religious bigotry as a defining feature of faith, and claiming a right to discriminate as an essential aspect of "religious freedom.
41% : Its plan was to start with innocent-seeming bills, such as requiring public schools to display the national motto, "
40% : RFRAs have been used to attack nondiscrimination protections, access to contraception and abortion, and even child labor laws."
36% : [the law Thomas Jefferson wrote which served as the model for the First Amendment] ...

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