Chris & Danielle discuss some of the drama and shenanigans from yesterday's House floor and committee hearings and give some positive updates on life, 2A rights and protecting our children.

SCRIPTURE:

Romans 12:9-21 TPT

https://bible.com/bible/1849/rom.12.9-21.TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

Calls to the House switchboard (225) 342-6945 before 2pm today:

• HB 152 - proposes a constitutional amendment to explicitly provide that parents have the fundamental right to decide the nurture, care, guidance, and instruction of their children, and that to infringe upon that right in any way, the government must prove a most compelling interest in doing so. Please call and urge them to “vote YES on “HB 152, Rep Amedee’s Parental Rights Bill.” - re-vote scheduled for: TBD - check back for updates
• NOTE: 

  To see how your Representative voted on the first round, click here.

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• HB 212 will make it easier to recall elected officials in Louisiana who are either corrupt or incompetent. Please call and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 212, Rep. Hollis’ recall Bill.
• HB 311 - Zuckerbucks ban - will ban foreign & private money from outside of the state's public funds being accepted to administer elections in Louisiana. Please call  and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 311, Rep. Miguez's Zuckerbucks ban.
• HB 490 - would allow third- party activist groups (whether conservative or liberal) to participate in the voter registration process on a high school campus. Please call  and tell them to vote NO on “HB 490, Rep. Lyons’ high school voter registration Bill.

Call to the Senate switchboard (225) 342-2040 before 2pm today:

• SCR21-  Affirms the sovereign right of Louisiana to nullify unconstitutional acts of the federal government. Call the Senate and tell your Senator to vote YES for Senator CATHEY's Nullification Bill.

Emails:

• HB 8 - would place signs with the motto "In God We Trust" in schools and classrooms. Email the Senate Education Committee to vote YES for Rep Horton's HB 8
• Deadline: 9am Thursday, May 18th.
• Email: [email protected]
• HB68 -  Would authorize public high schools to offer a course of instruction in the history and literature of the Bible. Email the Senate Education Committee and tell them to vote YES for Rep Hodges' HB68.
• Deadline 9am Thursday, May 18th
• Email: [email protected]

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Chris & Danielle interview Rep. Valerie Hodges on her HB 537 that protects the State of Louisiana from land and property acquisitions by foreign adversaries. They run through a blitz of yesterday's wins, what's happening today at the Capitol and what we're expecting votes on tomorrow.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Nehemiah 6:3 “ So I sent messengers to them saying, “I am doing a great work and I cannot come down. Why should the work stop while I leave it and come down to you?”

ACTION ITEMS:

Calls to (225) 342-6945: (Reminder all can be voiced in one call)

• HB 152 - proposes a constitutional amendment to explicitly provide that parents have the fundamental right to decide the nurture, care, guidance, and instruction of their children, and that to infringe upon that right in any way, the government must prove a most compelling interest in doing so. Please call and urge them to “vote YES on HB 152, Rep Amedee’s Parental Rights Bill.
• Deadline: 2pm Tuesday, May 16th
• HB 490 - would permit third- party activist groups (whether conservative or liberal) to participate in the voter registration process on a high school campus. Please call and tell them to vote NO on HB 490, Rep. Lyons’ high school voter registration Bill.
• Deadline: 2pm Tuesday, May 16th
• HB 468 (formerly HB 463) - which would prohibit transgender procedures on minors. Please call and tell them to vote YES on Rep. Firment's HB 468.
• Deadline 2pm, Tuesday, May 16th
• HB 212 will make it easier to recall elected officials in Louisiana who are either corrupt or incompetent. Please call and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 212, Rep. Hollis’ recall Bill.
• Deadline: 2pm Wednesday, May 17th
• HB 311 - Zuckerbucks ban - will ban foreign & private money from outside of the state's public funds being accepted to administer elections in Louisiana. Please call  and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 311, Rep. Miguez's Zuckerbucks ban.

Emails:

• Thank you notes to committee members who voted favorably for HB 537 

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• SCR 21 - affirms Louisiana’s sovereign constitutional right to nullify any federal action that Louisiana determines to be unconstitutional. SCR 21 is based squarely upon the constitutional vision of our Founders, including Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the latter of whom is called “The Father of the Constitution.” Please email the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee and tell them to vote YES for SCR 21 to affirm state sovereignty.
• Deadline: Noon Tuesday, May 16th to s&[email protected] and [email protected]

Prayer:

• For all legislation that underscores freedom and the rights enshrined in the U.S. and Louisiana State Constitutions.
• For the bills above that require action.
• For the bills that are being heard today and don't require other action at this time:
• Several bills seeking to weaken pro-life laws are still pending in the House. Please send emails in opposition to these. Tell the committee members to vote NO on all three - Rep. Dubuisson’s HB 461, Rep Newell’s HB 598 and Rep. Freeman’s HB522 at the House Criminal Justice Committee. 
• HB 471 FREIBERG VACCINES/VACCINATION - permits administration of immunizations and vaccines by pharmacists and other licensees of the La. Board of Pharmacy
• HB 427 - would require health care facilities to publicize on their official websites a list of costs for services it renders to patients.

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Chris & Danielle remind themselves and the listeners that our trust and our source of life and fruitfulness is in the Lord. They interviewed Bert Callais who testified against HB 490 regarding the attempt to allow third party groups to go into schools to register high school seniors to vote. They cover a 2A bill, an update on the abortion bills pending and another parental rights bill.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

““I am the sprouting vine and you’re my branches. As you live in union with me as your source, fruitfulness will stream from within you—but when you live separated from me you are powerless. If a person is separated from me, he is discarded; such branches are gathered up and thrown into the fire to be burned. But if you live in life-union with me and if my words live powerfully within you—then you can ask whatever you desire and it will be done. When your lives bear abundant fruit, you demonstrate that you are my mature disciples who glorify my Father!”

John 15:5-8 TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

Calls:

HB 490 - Tuesday, May 16th

The current law in Louisiana is that no third- party activist groups (whether conservative or liberal) can participate in the voter registration process on a high school campus. And it should stay that way. This hideous legislation passed out of Committee in a 7-4 vote due to the help of three Republicans: Ivey, Nelson, and White (take note).  Please call (225) 342-6945 and tell them to “vote NO on “HB 490, Rep. Lyons’ high school voter registration Bill.”

Deadline: 2pm Tuesday, May 16th

HB 152 proposes a constitutional amendment to explicitly provide that parents have the fundamental right to decide the nurture, care, guidance, and instruction of their children, and that to infringe upon that right in any way, the government must prove a most compelling interest in

doing so. Please call and urge them to “vote YES on “HB 152, Rep Amedee’s Parental Rights Bill.”

• Deadline: 2pm Tuesday, May 16th - 225-342-6945

Emails:

Several bills seeking to weaken pro-life laws are still pending in the House. Please send emails in opposition to these:

Tell the committee members to vote NO on all three - Rep. Dubuisson’s HB 461, Rep Newell’s HB 598 and Rep. Freeman’s HB522 at the House Criminal Justice Committee.

• Deadline: Noon on Monday, May 15th, to in [email protected]

HB 299 in the House Criminal Justice Committee - would secure the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms in Louisiana against federal government overreach.

Email [email protected] in SUPPORT OF HB 299

Deadline: Noon Monday, May 15th

Pray:

For all legislation that underscores freedom and the rights enshrined in the U.S. and Louisiana State Constitutions. Pray specifically for victory for HB 537 that would prohibit any foreign adversary or any person connected with a foreign adversary from buying, leasing, or otherwise acquiring immovable property in Louisiana.

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Please excuse the sound quality of this episode! We had some tech difficulties but wanted to get you this important information in a timely manner.

Chris and Danielle outline the big votes coming in the week ahead and share the outcomes - including some major victories - from this week. 

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

“But he answered me, “My grace is always more than enough for you, and my power finds its full expression through your weakness.” So I will celebrate my weaknesses, for when I’m weak I sense more deeply the mighty power of Christ living in me. So I’m not defeated by my weakness, but delighted! For when I feel my weakness and endure mistreatment—when I’m surrounded with troubles on every side and face persecution because of my love for Christ—I am made yet stronger. For my weakness becomes a portal to God’s power.” - 2 Corinthians‬ ‭12‬:‭9‬-‭10‬ ‭TPT‬‬

ACTION ITEMS:

Emails: 

HB 580 would criminalize  handheld cell phones in vehicles.  Please email House Appropriations Committee and let them know that you do not want any of your tax dollars going to enforce this unconstitutional infringement on your freedom.

• Deadline: Noon on Sunday, May 14th to [email protected]

HB 537  would prohibit any foreign adversary or any person connected with a foreign adversary from buying, leasing, or otherwise acquiring immovable property in Louisiana. Please email the House Civil Law and Procedures Committee and let them know that as a matter of national and state security, they must vote YES on HB 537.

• Deadline: Noon on Sunday, May 14th to [email protected]

HB 427  would require health care facilities to publicize on their official websites a list of costs for services it renders to patients. Please tell them to vote YES on HB 427, Rep. Crews’ transparency in pricing legislation.

• Deadline: Noon on Monday, May 15th to [email protected]

** Addendum after the show**

Several bills seeking to weaken pro-life laws are still pending in the House. Please send emails in opposition to these. Tell the committee members to vote NO on all three - Rep. Dubuisson’s HB 461, Rep Newell’s HB 598 and Rep. Freeman’s HB522 in the House Criminal Justice Committee.

• Deadline: Noon on Monday, May 15th, to in [email protected]

SCR 21 affirms Louisiana’s sovereign constitutional right to nullify any federal action that Louisiana determines to be unconstitutional. SCR 21 is based squarely upon the constitutional vision of our Founders, including Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the latter of whom is called “The Father of the Constitution.” Please email the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee and tell them to vote YES for SCR 21 to affirm state sovereignty.

Deadline: Noon Tuesday, May 16th to  s&[email protected]

Calls: (These can be voiced in one phone call to 225-342-6945)

HB 152 proposes a constitutional amendment to explicitly provide that parents have the fundamental right to decide the nurture, care, guidance, and instruction of their children, and that to infringe upon that right in any way, the government must prove a most compelling interest in doing so. Please call and urge them to “vote YES on “HB 152, Rep Amedee’s Parental Rights Bill.”

• Deadline: 2pm Tuesday, May 16th - 225-342-6945

HB 490 would permit advocacy groups to go into high schools to register high school seniors to vote. Please call and tell them to vote NO on HB 490, Rep. Lyons’ high school voter registration Bill.

• Deadline: 2pm Monday, May 16th - (225) 342-6945

HB 212 will make it easier to recall elected officials in Louisiana who are either corrupt or incompetent. Please call and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 212, Rep. Hollis’ recall Bill.

• Deadline: 2pm Wednesday, May 17th - (225) 342-6945

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SCRIPTURES OF THE DAY:

Acts 3:1-10 3 Now Peter and John were going up to the temple at the ninth hour, the hour of prayer. 2 And a man who had been lame from his mother’s womb was being carried along, whom they used to set down every day at the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful, in order to beg alms of those who were entering the temple. 3 When he saw Peter and John about to go into the temple, he began asking to receive alms. 4 But Peter, along with John, fixed his gaze on him and said, “Look at us!” 5 And he began to give them his attention, expecting to receive something from them. 6 But Peter said, “I do not possess silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you: In the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarene—walk!” 7 And seizing him by the right hand, he raised him up; and immediately his feet and his ankles were strengthened. 8 With a leap he stood upright and began to walk; and he entered the temple with them, walking and leaping and praising God. 9 And all the people saw him walking and praising God; 10 and they were taking note of him as being the one who used to sit at the Beautiful Gate of the temple to beg alms, and they were filled with wonder and amazement at what had happened to him.

John 15:5

 I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.

ACTION ITEMS:

Calls:

HB 490 - would permit partisan groups to register high school seniors at public high schools.

It is up for vote of the full House today. Please call (225) 342-6945 before 2pm today (May 11th) and tell them to vote NO on HB 490, Rep. Lyons’ high school voter registration Bill.

HB 212 - will make it easier to recall elected officials in Louisiana who are either corrupt or incompetent. It passed favorably out of Committee very recently and is scheduled for a full vote in the House on May 17th. Please call (225) 342-6945 by 2pm Wednesday, May 17th and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 212, Rep. Hollis’ recall Bill.

HB 311 - Zuckerbucks ban - will ban foreign & private money from outside of the state's public funds being accepted to administer elections in Louisiana. It passed favorably out of Committee and is not yet scheduled for a full vote in the House. Please call Please call (225) 342-6945 and urge your representative to vote YES on HB 311, Rep. Miguez's recall Bill.

Emails:

HB 537 - would prohibit any foreign adversary or any person connected with a foreign adversary from buying, leasing, or otherwise acquiring immovable property in Louisiana. The Committee will hear this Bill on May 15th or 16th. Please email [email protected] by 9am Monday, May 15th and tell the Committee to “vote YES on HB 537, Rep. Hodges’ protection of our land Bill.”

HB 580 - would prohibit handheld cellphone use in vehicle. It passed favorably out of the House Criminal Justice Committee. The Appropriations Committee could kill it before it goes up for full House vote.  Please [email protected] before 9am Monday and tell them to vote NO on HB 580, Rep. Huval's prohibition of speaking with a handheld device in vehicles Bill.

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Chris & Danielle encourage you to stand strong and stay in the fight. They discuss critical bills coming up for vote in committee tomorrow including 5 bills that attempt to weaken our strong pro-life stance in Louisiana. These need action before NOON TODAY if at all possible. If you miss the deadline, please still make your voice heard before 9am tomorrow.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

9 Instruct the wise and they will be wiser still; teach the righteous and they will add to their learning. 10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. 11 For through wisdom your days will be many, and years will be added to your life. Proverbs 9:9-11

ACTION ITEMS:

Email before NOON on May 9th if possible. If you miss the deadline, still send your emails until 9am tomorrow.

1. HB 372 - Invokes the Louisiana and US Constitutions to declare that the Center for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have no constitutional authority to dictate public policy in Louisiana.  Email [email protected] and urge your representatives to” vote YES on “HB 372, Rep. Edmonston’s Louisiana Sovereignty Bill.”

2. HB 427- Requires health care facilities to publicize on their official websites a list of costs for services it renders to patients. Transparency is needed. The legislation also requires a health care facility to publicize both the maximum and the minimum price that it has negotiated or charged a third party for a service to a patient. The legislation imposes on the Louisiana Department of Health the responsibility of overseeing a health care facility’s compliance with this law.

Email [email protected] and tell them to “vote YES on HB 427, Rep. Crews’ transparency in pricing legislation.”

3. HB 10 - Repeals prior legislation that allowed private corporations to seize private property for carbon capture sequestration and storage. This extremely important legislation explicitly prohibits any private corporation from using the doctrine of eminent domain to take private property to advance President Biden’s Big Green Energy objectives.

Email [email protected] and tell them to “vote YES for “HB 10, Rep. Carter’s private property protection Bill.”

House Bills 346 (Rep. Boyd), 549 (Rep. Glover), 522 (Rep. Freeman), 461 (Rep. Dubuisson), and 598 (Rep. Newell)

4. HB 346 and HB 549 would legalize abortion in Louisiana in cases of rape and incest. HB 549, in a feat of illogic, excludes abortion in cases of rape and incest from the definition of “abortion”.

Pregnancies that result from rape or incest require the greatest sensitivity and compassion to the mothers involved. It also involves compassion and protection for the unborn child. We must assist these mothers, surround them with love, and do everything we can to help them know they are not alone. And we can do this while also protecting the fundamental right to life of the unborn child, who is no less valuable because of the circumstances of his or her conception. Either we believe in the dignity of the unborn, or we do not.

HB 522 excludes the possibility of imprisonment for doctors who perform abortions in violation of law. This legislation makes a mockery of the very reason why abortion is illegal in Louisiana to begin with: because it involves the destruction of an innocent unborn human life. Doctors who defy the law and perform abortion should not be statutorily, and pre-emptively shielded from the possibility of imprisonment, when most misdemeanors in Louisiana provide the possibility of imprisonment in the Court’s discretion.

HB 461 and HB 598 are unnecessary. Doctors have always had the discretion to do whatever is necessary to protect the life and safety of the mother. Bernard Nathanson, MD performed more abortions than any doctor in America, and was the founder of NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League) before his conversion to Christianity. Both he and every other doctor who is honest knows they have complete discretion in this area. The only action that is prohibited under the Hypocritic Oath is the direct killing of the unborn, which is never necessary to protect the life or health of the mother. The “life and health of the mother” exception is an insidious lie that has been pushed by pro-abortion groups for 50 years to justify abortion on demand in the United States.

Email [email protected] and tell them to “vote NO on abortion bills HB 346, 549, 522, 461, and 598.”

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SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

8 Be well balanced and always alert, because your enemy, the devil, roams around incessantly, like a roaring lion looking for its prey to devour. 9 Take a decisive stand against him and resist his every attack with strong, vigorous faith. For you know that your believing brothers and sisters around the world are experiencing the same kinds of troubles you endure. 1 Peter 5:8

ACTION ITEMS:

Make Calls Before 2pm MAY 9TH:

1. SB 212 -Will make it easier to recall elected officials in Louisiana who are either corrupt or incompetent. Please call (225) 342-6945 and urge your representative to “vote YES on “SB 212, Rep. Hollis’ recall Bill.”

1. HB 466 - Prohibits any public school personnel in Louisiana from initiating any discussion of gender identity or sexual orientation during school hours in a manner that deviates from curriculum approved and developed by the State of Louisiana; prohibits public school personnel from using a pronoun to refer to or address a student that differs from the student’s sex as reflected on their birth certificate without written parental consent; and prohibits any public school from requiring any employee to use a pronoun for any person that differs from that person’s sex as reflected on their birth certificate if doing so is contrary to the employee’s religious or moral convictions. Please call (225) 342-6945 and tell them to “vote YES on “HB 466, Rep. Horton’s student protection Bill.”

1. HR 10 - encourages the Louisiana Department of Education to submit to the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) proposed early learning standards for our youngest learners in public schools. The Resolution is important because, right now, BESE seems determined to inject into our early learning standards concepts that are both unamerican and unhealthy for our children. The Louisiana Department of Education, led by Superintendent Cade Brumley, would like to submit for consideration standards that are not subtly hostile to individual liberty, basic human dignity regardless of race, and equal treatment of all. The resolution is scheduled for final passage in the House on May 9, 2023. Please call 225 342-6945 and tell them to “vote YES vote on “HR 10, Rep Amedee’s early learning standards.”

Send Emails Before 9am MAY 9TH:

1. HB 415 - Specifically excludes a central digital bank currency (CDBC) from the definition of “deposit account”. Please email [email protected] and urge them to “vote YES on “HB 415, Rep. Amedee’s Digital Currency Bill.”

1. HCR 71 - Urges the US Congress to reject the efforts of the Biden Administration to persuade it (Congress) to adopt a Central Digital Bank Currency (CDBC) in the United States. Please email [email protected] and urge them to “vote YES on HCR 71, Rep Amedee’s No CDBC Resolution.”

1. HB 537 - Would prohibit any foreign adversary or any person connected with a foreign adversary from buying, leasing, or otherwise acquiring immovable property in Louisiana. Please email [email protected] and tell the Committee to “vote YES on HB 537, Rep. Hodges’ protection of our land Bill.” (No Covert Colonization)

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Chris and Danielle interview Rep. Danny McCormick regarding HB 299, which would reassert the 2A rights of Louisiana citizens and penalize any federal or state authority who infringes on those rights. They also discuss an important bill that was killed in the Labor Committee and one that would make voter registration a partisan opportunity in high schools.

ACTION ITEMS:  

Calls: 

1. HB 490 going for a full House vote - would repeal existing law that does not allow partisan groups to do get out the vote efforts in high schools. The law would permit partisan groups to do voter registration drives at schools.
   • Call the Capitol to voice your STRONG OPPOSITION FOR HB 490.  (225)-342-6945

Emails:

1. HB 299 in the House Criminal Justice Committee - would secure the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms in Louisiana against federal government overreach.

• Email [email protected] in SUPPORT OF HB 299 before 9am May 10th

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

“Arms are the only true badge of liberty. The possession of arms is the distinction of a free man from a slave.” Andrew Fletcher - a Scottish militiaman & politician who was an advocate for the non-incorporation of Scotland into the UK. And interestingly he was accused of promoting insurrection.

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Chris and Danielle talk about a bill that would penalize drivers for talking on cell phones in cars, state sovereignty, Second Amendment rights and much more!

ACTION ITEMS:

Calls (all points can be made in one call):

1. HB 212  pending full House vote - makes it easier to recall corrupt or incompetent elected officials
   • Call the Capitol to voice your SUPPORT FOR  HB 212. (225)-342-6945 before 2pm May 9th

1. HB 580 pending full House vote - would ban handheld cell phone use in cars and make it a punishable offense with fines and community service.
   • Call the Capitol to voice your STRONG OPPOSITION FOR HB 580.  (225)-342-6945 (No vote scheduled yet. You can voice your opposition starting now.)

Emails:

1. HB 10 in the House Natural Resources Committee - would repeal eminent domain by private corporations for carbon capture & sequestration
   • Email [email protected] in SUPPORT OF HB 10 before 9am May 10th

1. HB 299 in the House Criminal Justice Committee - would secure the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms in Louisiana against federal government overreach.
   • Email [email protected] in SUPPORT OF HB 299 before 9am May 10th

1. HB 372 in the House Health & Welfare Committee - would codify Louisiana's sovereign right to resistance to federal and international decrees (CDC, WHO, etc).
   • Email [email protected] in SUPPORT OF HB 372 before 9am May 10th

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Chris & Danielle discuss yesterday's big wins in the House Committees and share a call to action for today! See below for action items.

Action Items:

HB 212 will be voted on by the full House today. The Bill would make it much easier to recall elected officials and would only allow those who voted in the election for that official to participate in the recall. Call the Capitol at 225-342-6945 and voice your support for this bill BEFORE 2PM TODAY.

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