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Biden’s war on faith and family continues

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Biden’s war on faith and family continues
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Biden’s war on faith and family continues
Michigan Adoption Day
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Brian K. Zahra and Berrien County Chief Judge Mabel Johnson Mayfield join Andrew and Brigid Colver, their children Quinn and Casey, and their new adopted children Jeremiah and Legend, Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023, during a celebration of National Adoption Month at the Berrien County Courthouse in St. Joseph, Michigan.

Pushing back against the Biden administration’s radical identity politics, 19 state attorneys general and numerous conservative and religious organizations last week stood up for religious liberty and for long-standing, effective child adoption services. Good. The Biden proposal at issue is pernicious.

As succinctly put by Advancing American Freedom, a think tank founded by former Vice President Mike Pence, the proposal “would violate the religious freedom of foster care families and ultimately make the shortage of families working within the foster care system worse.”

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