The Nones Strike Back!
Christian nationalists act like they own our country, but they don’t. America belongs to all of us, regardless of what we believe or don’t believe.
And nonreligious Americans are making their voices heard.
The Blue Tsunami was a direct rebuke to Christian Nationalism.
From the Texas Board of Education to the halls of Congress, voters pushed back against politicians who want to legislate their religious beliefs.
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“Defended the civil liberties of every American”?
Under Harmeet Dhillon, more than 75% of the Civil Rights Division’s workforce departed, and DOJ pursued dubious claims of anti-Christian discrimination.
Civil rights are supposed to protect everyone, not privilege religion.
Today, I accepted the resignation of Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who led the Civil Rights Division with conviction the past 18 months. She has defended the civil liberties of every American and enforced the law without fear or favor. The Department is grateful for her dedicated public service, and we wish her every success in her future endeavors.
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Betty’s life is at risk. We need to act NOW.
Her voice features in “Hurriya” by Motown legend Lee Garrett.
Pre-order on iTunes. Get @IbtissameBetty to No. 1. with Lee Garrett song, Hurriya, to help free her.
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.@IbtissameBetty was awarded @FFRF Avijit Roy Courage Award for her courage.
Demand her immediate and unconditional release.
Sign petition. Pre-order ‘Hurriya’ new song for Betty from freebetty.org/
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Christian nationalists: “We need to take women’s right to vote away in America and they shouldn’t be in any positions of leadership.”
Women in America: “Hold my coffee.”
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A horrible person whose only job was dismantling civil rights protections for everyone except conservative Christians. Good riddance.
It's looking like Harmeet Dhillon will soon be OUT at DOJ. And the Department is bracing for a wave of additional resignations as well. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…
If true, Dhillon’s departure would mark a major shakeup at DOJ. Her approach to religious liberty has raised serious church-state separation concerns.
The DOJ should defend religious freedom for everyone, not privilege Christianity or advance Christian nationalist policies.
It's looking like Harmeet Dhillon will soon be OUT at DOJ. And the Department is bracing for a wave of additional resignations as well. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…
After years of conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and religious ideology driving policy, it’s great to see more doctors and scientists in Congress.
We need evidence-based policymaking, not governing by faith and misinformation.
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It’s time to end these invocations altogether. This is exactly why we separate church and state.
Pray in your church. Worship however you want. But at city council meetings, leave religion at the door and get to work serving the people.
For the second time in a month, a Satanist's invocation in Ottumwa, Iowa was interrupted by a Christian heckler.
If the council refuses to prevent that, they need to end the useless tradition immediately.
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Today in the Freethinker, @MaryamNamazie's @FFRF speech, in which she reflects on Betty Lachgar, the feminist imprisoned in Morocco for wearing a T-shirt and the broader perils and necessity of women's dissent against religion.
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Voters everywhere: Thank you for voting in last night's election.
We've been defending everyone's right to vote free from religious influence since 1976, and we aren't going anywhere.
Learn more about our commitment to secular democracy ➡️ ffrf.us/3WcQqzM 🗳️🇺🇸
Turns out thoughts and prayers aren't a substitute for votes.
Paxton supporters prayed for a miracle as Texas elects James Talarico christianpost.com/news/paxto…
Maybe the lesson here is that elections are decided by voters, not divine intervention.
Good morning!
Today is Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
And America is still a secular republic, not a Christian monarchy. 🇺🇸
The election results reflect the will of the people, not a nation’s need to repent.
You’re free to worship as you choose, but America doesn’t need a Christian revival. It needs leaders who respect the Constitution and represent all Americans, regardless of religion.
This is what I can say as a result of the election:
We need to be in the Word. A nation's staying power is directly linked to its spiritual strength and vitality.
Our country needs a spiritual awakening. We need to return to the Word of God. We need to return to the worship of God. And we need to return to the ways of God.
I pray today, Lord, that You will forgive us of our sins. Draw us back to You as a nation. Awaken Your Church for this hour in which we live. And, Lord, send one more revival to our nation, that the Word would go forth, lives would be transformed, and eternity would be impacted.
I pray and ask this in Jesus' name. Amen.
Religious freedom should protect your right to practice your faith, not entitle you to taxpayer funding for discrimination.
The Supreme Court is turning religious liberty into a taxpayer-funded license to discriminate.
A majority of the Supreme Court signaled on Tuesday it would allow Catholic preschools receiving taxpayer money to deny enrollment to children of same-sex couples, potentially delivering another significant win for religious rights in schools. cnn.com/2026/11/03/politics/…
