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Yeah, well, we've entered into the "Christians are too extreme to care for kids" phase of the slippery slope.

What do I mean? Well, the state of Massachusetts is reportedly denying a conservative Christian couple the ability to become foster parents BECAUSE they hold traditional Christian beliefs. ...

During the home interviews, the Burkes noticed that many of the questions they were being asked focused on their Catholic views regarding sexual orientation, marriage, and gender dysphoria. The couple insisted that they would love and accept any child, no matter their sexual orientation or "struggles with gender identity."

"However, because Mike and Kitty said they would continue to hold to their religious beliefs about gender and human sexuality, Massachusetts denied them a license to foster any child because, as the reviewer put it, ‘their faith is not supportive and neither are they,'" Becket Law explained.

Yesterday, the Associated Press ran another unintentionally encouraging story headlined, “After prayer breakfast, Trump creates task force to root out 'anti-Christian bias.’” The left’s howls of protest were so loud they could be heard as far as Greenland and all across the Gulf of America.

After attending the annual Prayer Breakfast yesterday, President Trump announced his new task force, which would “immediately halt all forms of anti-Christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government, including at the DOJ, which was absolutely terrible, the IRS, the FBI — terrible — and other agencies.”

It is remarkable enough that a U.S. President felt such an order was necessary.

The President explained that his new Attorney General, Pam Bondi, will work to “fully prosecute anti-Christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven and earth to defend the rights of Christians and religious believers nationwide.” Then he signed an executive order directing the newly formed task force to identify “unlawful policies, practices, or conduct by all executive departments and agencies, and recommend any additional presidential or legislative action.”