...images...
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They know that since he lets himself get away with
literally anything, be unaccountable to anyone about
anything, he can't hold them to any higher standard,
either, so...he consistently draws flies to himself like
the shite he is...in however-many guises...
(I'd just like to take a quick minute to note this
excerpt from the article: "...and just a few weeks before
the hard drive was discovered he published an op-ed in
The Washington Times urging Christians to oppose
'sexually deviant' messages aimed at children through
LGBTQ issues." *erp*)
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The former head of a Christian conservative voter
outreach has been arrested for possession of child sexual
abuse materials.
Jason C. Yates, former CEO of My Faith Votes, has been
charged in Minnesota with eight felony counts of
possession of child pornography after a relative came
forward with a hard drive containing more than 100
sexually explicit images and videos involving children
under 14 years old, including eight involving children
between 5 and 7 years old, reported Religion News
Service.
A relative had accidentally discovered the hard drive in
the 55-year-old Yates' office and gave the device to
another relative, who then turned it over to law
enforcement.
Investigators met with Yates on Sept. 13, and he refused
to give them a password to the encrypted files on the
hard drive and revealed he had a prior conviction that
had been expunged related to child sexual abuse
materials.
Yates served as CEO and president of the evangelical
outreach organization until early August, when he was
replaced by board member Chris Sadler, and just a few
weeks before the hard drive was discovered he published
an op-ed in The Washington Times urging Christians to
oppose “sexually deviant” messages aimed at children
through LGBTQ issues.
“This infernal programming is being downloaded into our
children, and it becomes far easier when it finds no
resistance in our public square — when it is allowed to
fill the void left by the absence of our faith,” Yates
wrote.
My Faith Votes, whose honorary national chairman is Mike
Huckabee, is part of a loose network of nonprofit
organizations rallying support for Donald Trump through
get-out-the-vote operations, and Yates asked evangelical
Christians over the summer to sign a pledge to vote in
every election.
“As a Christian, I commit to voting for candidates and
policies that uphold the sanctity of life, the
traditional family, religious liberty, and justice for
all,” the pledge reads. “I believe that my biblical
values should guide my choices at the ballot box,
ensuring that our nation’s laws and leaders reflect God’s
truth and righteousness.”
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