Vance Critiques Biden, Advocates for Religious Liberty
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**Defending Faith: Biden Administration's Weakness Exposed as Vance Champions Religious Liberty**
In a powerful address at the International Religious Freedom Summit, Vice President JD Vance reaffirmed the United States' commitment to advancing religious freedom worldwide, taking a firm stance against the policies of the current administration.
Vance unequivocally stated that the Trump administration laid a critical foundation for religious liberty and emphasized the urgent need to restore and expand upon those achievements.
"Our administration believes we must stand for religious freedom—not just as a legal principle, but as a lived reality," Vance communicated, emphasizing that the protection of faith must be paramount, both domestically and internationally.
Highlighting the successes of the previous administration, Vance pointed to significant actions taken during Donald Trump's presidency, including the State Department's historic declaration calling the repression of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang a genocide.
This momentous declaration was a part of Trump's broader strategy of prioritizing human rights and religious freedom across continents, including in nations like China, Europe, and Africa.
Vance also condemned the previous government's bureaucratic spending on initiatives that support anti-religious sentiments, specifically referencing a $500,000 grant from 2021 aimed at promoting atheism and secularism.
"How did America get to the point where we’re sending hundreds of thousands of dollars abroad to NGOs that are dedicated to spreading atheism all over the globe?" Vance questioned, asserting that such practices are inconsistent with true leadership in religious freedom.
Citing examples like the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, championed by fellow Republican Senator Marco Rubio, Vance reinforced that a robust, faith-driven foreign policy is not just necessary—it is a moral obligation.
"We have much more to do to more fully secure religious liberty for all people of faith," Vance concluded, emphasizing that under Trump’s leadership, the United States would not shy away from its responsibility to defend those persecuted for their beliefs.
As America stands on the edge of vital decisions regarding its moral compass, the renewed focus on religious freedom from the Trump administration is not just timely—it is essential for upholding the values that define American identity.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
revolver.news
rumble.com
In a powerful address at the International Religious Freedom Summit, Vice President JD Vance reaffirmed the United States' commitment to advancing religious freedom worldwide, taking a firm stance against the policies of the current administration.
Vance unequivocally stated that the Trump administration laid a critical foundation for religious liberty and emphasized the urgent need to restore and expand upon those achievements.
"Our administration believes we must stand for religious freedom—not just as a legal principle, but as a lived reality," Vance communicated, emphasizing that the protection of faith must be paramount, both domestically and internationally.
Highlighting the successes of the previous administration, Vance pointed to significant actions taken during Donald Trump's presidency, including the State Department's historic declaration calling the repression of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang a genocide.
This momentous declaration was a part of Trump's broader strategy of prioritizing human rights and religious freedom across continents, including in nations like China, Europe, and Africa.
Vance also condemned the previous government's bureaucratic spending on initiatives that support anti-religious sentiments, specifically referencing a $500,000 grant from 2021 aimed at promoting atheism and secularism.
"How did America get to the point where we’re sending hundreds of thousands of dollars abroad to NGOs that are dedicated to spreading atheism all over the globe?" Vance questioned, asserting that such practices are inconsistent with true leadership in religious freedom.
Citing examples like the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, championed by fellow Republican Senator Marco Rubio, Vance reinforced that a robust, faith-driven foreign policy is not just necessary—it is a moral obligation.
"We have much more to do to more fully secure religious liberty for all people of faith," Vance concluded, emphasizing that under Trump’s leadership, the United States would not shy away from its responsibility to defend those persecuted for their beliefs.
As America stands on the edge of vital decisions regarding its moral compass, the renewed focus on religious freedom from the Trump administration is not just timely—it is essential for upholding the values that define American identity.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
revolver.news
rumble.com
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