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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden lit the White House up in rainbow colors yesterday after

hosting a ceremony with a child-obsessed groomer drag queen to sign a law that fundamentally

redefines marriage, the fundamental political unit, and effectively outlaws the true meaning

of marriage, understood by Christians, Jews, Muslims, and every even semi-reasonable atheist

and agnostic since time immemorial from the public square. And somehow, that was not

even the craziest part of the show. The craziest part of the whole ceremony came when Joe

Biden attempted to ground all of this grotesquery in the declaration of independence.

This law matters to every single American, no matter who you are or who you love. This

shouldn't be about conservative or liberal, red or blue. No, this is about realizing the

promise of the Declaration of Independence. A promise rooted in a sacred and secular beliefs.

Forget marriage for a second. Forget for a second the drag queens and the groomers and

the rainbow colors on the White House. This man actually said that the promises of the

Declaration of Independence are rooted in sacred, secular beliefs, which is a contradiction

in terms because sacred and secular are opposites. Sacred means connected with God. Secular

means not connected with God. A thing cannot simultaneously be both sacred and secular.

It can only be one or the other. And we know which one it is when we're talking about

the Declaration. The premise of the Declaration of Independence that we all know, we all can

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