No Concern For The Persecuted

While Biden’s proclamation went on at length about how transgender individuals are persecuted in America, his brief Easter statement did not have one word about the persecution of Christians taking place all over the world. At best, it could only be inferred.

Christians are the most persecuted people in the world – not transgender people. From communist China to Nigeria, Pakistan to Nicaragua, Christians who went to Easter services on Sunday knew it could be the last thing they and their families ever did. 

And the president of the United States did not say one word indicating that he was hoping and praying persecuted Christians would be able to worship in safety.

Attacks on churches in America are at record highs. There was not one word by the president this weekend calling on people to stop attacking churches and synagogues.

It’s impossible to take every refugee in the world, although Biden seems intent on testing the idea. Under Donald Trump, the State Department prioritized persecuted Christians in refugee and asylum programs. 

In stark contrast, Biden prioritized LGBTQ refugees. If any illegal alien tells a Border Patrol agent they are a persecuted LGBTQ individual, that’s a free ticket into America.