CNN director admits in sting: We were out to get Trump
A CNN staffer has admitted to an undercover investigative reporter that for the last four years, the network prioritized getting Donald Trump out of office over doing journalism.
At a Christian music concert in Beaumont, Texas, people didn't mince words regarding the decision.
"My God defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman and I believe what He said before I believe what the Supreme Court said," one person told OneNewsNow.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that there is a constitutional right to homosexual "marriage," and also ruled that such marriages performed in states where it's legal must be recognized in states that have affirmed normal marriage.
The reaction from the Far Left was predictable - comedian Stephen Colbert mocked the dissenting justices as Frankenstein's monster and mocked their opinions, even John Roberts' warning that the five justices ignored the U.S. Constitution.
On its website, the far-left Human Rights Campaign was asking for donations for "full LGTB equality" even after the landmark court victory.
A second concert goer told OneNewsNow that the high court "slapped God in the face with that (decision)."
"Jesus is the only way of any hope. I can't wait for Jesus to come," a woman said of the decision.
A CNN staffer has admitted to an undercover investigative reporter that for the last four years, the network prioritized getting Donald Trump out of office over doing journalism.
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