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How taxpayers fund anti-Trump protests
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One anti-Trump organizer, Dan Nejfelt of the George Soros-funded faux Catholic group, Faith in Public Life (FPL), serves as a case study of how a modern-day "community organizer" is made and paid. As the training director of FPL, he previously served as the "policy and messaging adviser" to the chair of President Obama's Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
Faith in Public Life was exposed in documents obtained and released by DCLeaks as a conduit for Soros money designed to move the Catholic Church in a left-wing direction. The "We Stand with Pope Francis" on climate change ad was an example of what this group did in 2016. The pope has been critical of capitalism, embraced the "climate change" agenda of deindustrialization, and opposed strong measures to assure border security for the United States.
FPL has informed its members in recent emails that President Trump's new executive order "banning refugees from Muslim-majority countries" will have to be countered in the media. The response was designated as "Standing with Refugees in Word and Deed," rather than focusing on their possible terrorist connections.
We are told that Nejfelt has been part of the FPL's "most exciting achievements," including involvement in "passing the Affordable Care Act," otherwise known as Obamacare, and "defeating discriminatory religious exemptions bills in Georgia." Despite the reference to "discriminatory," the bills in question were designed to protect the religious liberty of conservative Christians who object to being forced by the government to condone or approve of homosexual behavior and conduct.
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Source: http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/kincaid/170308
It sounds feasible that Soros money is influencing the Vatican though, that is not what this column is directly saying.
