
Daniel P Clark
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Daniel P Clark
@dpcrr
Child of God, children’s Pastor, Royal Rangers leader. Striving to evangelize, equip, and empower the next generation RT≠endorsed







Congratulations @SpaceX team on an epic first Starship V3 launch & landing! You scored a goal for humanity.

A headline from 1986.


Evangeline was miscarried at 8 weeks. Her mother’s midwives referred to her as “tissue.” When her mother suggested burial or cremation, her midwives scoffed. Evangeline’s mother was adamant to have her baby to hold and to bury. She showed her midwife photos of Evangeline after delivery. The midwife cried. “From this point on, my baby was no longer referred to as ‘tissue.’”



This is one of the men that attacked me in NYC. Police are still searching for him. Please share this photo. Violence ends conversations; free speech begins them. Violence deserves accountability.

Victimhood mentality entitles NYC man to violence



Jamie Raskin claims that Trump’s anti-weaponization settlement creates a “huge slush fund” for Trump’s “private militia of insurrectionists, rioters, and white supremacists, including those who brutally beat police officers” on J6. IN FACT, none of the J6 protesters were charged with insurrection, Raskin’s accusation about “white supremacists” is libelous, and no one who harmed police officers is eligible for the settlement; only people prosecuted under illegal or double standards. Here are the specifics: • As explained in the Washington and Lee Law Review, “American prosecutors exercise almost limitless discretion in a series of decisions affecting individuals embroiled in the criminal justice system,” such as “whether to accept or decline a case,” “what crimes should be charged and the number of counts,” “whether to engage in plea negotiations and the terms of an acceptable agreement,” “all aspects of pretrial and trial strategy,” and “in many cases,” the “punishment that will be imposed upon conviction.” • Biden’s DOJ used that discretion to prosecute hundreds of non-violent J6 protestors for being in the Capitol for as little as “two minutes.” • Biden’s DOJ also prosecuted more than a hundred J6 protestors for “obstructing an official proceeding,” a federal law that was created to criminalize the destruction of evidence. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled (6–3) that these prosecutions were illegal and wrongfully gave “prosecutors broad discretion to seek a 20-year maximum sentence for acts Congress saw fit to punish with far shorter sentences.” • While Biden’s DOJ was carrying out those prosecutions, Biden invited to the White House and lauded Tennessee Democrats who were expelled from the TN legislature for disrupting an official proceeding of that body. • Likewise, Democrats defended Congressman Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm during Congressional proceedings, even though video showed it was not an accident as Bowman claimed and that he was trying to obstruct a vote of Congress. • Biden’s DOJ prosecuted Trump for citing data from a PhD-vetted study by Just Facts and using it to carry out “official actions” within his “conclusive and preclusive constitutional authority” (struck down 6–3 by the Supreme Court). • Biden’s DOJ and FBI raided the home of Donald Trump and prosecuted him for having classified documents, even though Joe Biden had classified documents in his home but wasn’t charged because he was an “elderly man with a poor memory.” • Biden’s DOJ and FBI raided the home of a pro-lifer and prosecuted him for shoving an abortion clinic worker who was harassing one of his children (charges dismissed by a jury after less than an hour of deliberation). • Biden’s FBI alleged that “thousands of people violently attacked the U.S. Capitol” on January 6, 2021 to “block our democracy’s peaceful transfer of power,” even though only 13 of the protesters were convicted of or pled guilty to seditious conspiracy, and none of them were charged with insurrection, much less convicted of it. • Obama’s FBI officials texted each other derogatory remarks about Trump as he overtook Hillary Clinton in the polls, launched a full investigation into Trump’s orbit based on “unvetted hearsay information” that proved to be baseless, offered a former foreign spy $1 million of U.S. taxpayer money for dirt on Trump, and then repeatedly misled a court to get warrants to spy on Trump’s advisor by submitting “inaccurate, incomplete, or unsupported” allegations to the court, including “at least 17 significant errors or omissions.” • In a 2024 lawsuit settlement, Biden’s DOJ gave $2 million of taxpayer money to the FBI agents who targeted Trump while exchanging numerous messages expressing their hatred of him and stating that he’s “not going to become president, right? Right?!” “No. No, he’s not. We’ll stop it.” • After campaigning for the office of Manhattan District Attorney by declaring that the “most important” thing he could do was hold Trump “accountable” for “lawlessness,” Alvin Bragg prosecuted Trump with a type of crime never before charged in the history of the nation. In this case, the jury pool was 86.8% Biden voters, the judge donated to Biden, and the prosecutor was a Soros-backed Democrat. • After campaigning for the office of New York Attorney General on a platform of prosecuting and suing Trump, Letitia James falsely charged Trump with inflating the value of Mar-a-Lago in the only known case in New York history in which a “big business” was “threatened with a shutdown” despite no “obvious victims” or “major losses.” • In that case, James sued Trump while asking the court to fine him “at least” $250 million, and Democrat Judge Arthur Engoron obliged, but a New York State appeals court rescinded the entire penalty for being “an excessive fine that violates the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution.” • This week, Trump’s DOJ announced a lawsuit settlement with Trump that would establish an “Anti-Weaponization Fund” with $1.8 billion of taxpayer money to provide “monetary relief” to “victims of lawfare and weaponization” while barring any “monetary payment or damages of any kind” to Trump and his family. • Trump’s Acting Attorney General, Todd Blanche, told U.S. Senators that no one who harmed police officers is eligible for the settlement fund, but he didn’t rule out compensation for non-violent J6 protestors. • Condemning the settlement and those who may receive it, Raskin alleged that Trump called “neo-Nazis” “very fine people” and refused to “condemn” other “white supremacists.” In reality, Trump called the neo-Nazis “very bad people,” stated that he “condemned” them twice, and has denounced white supremacy, racism, the KKK, and leaders of these movements at least 38 times. • After Anthony Fauci funded gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology that likely killed millions of people and then lied about it to Congress, Biden gave him a “full and unconditional pardon” for “any offenses against the United States which he may have committed or taken part in” since 2014. On his last day in office, when Biden announced this pardon, he stated: “Baseless and politically motivated investigations wreak havoc on the lives, safety, and financial security of targeted individuals and their families. Even when individuals have done nothing wrong — and in fact have done the right thing — and will ultimately be exonerated, the mere fact of being investigated or prosecuted can irreparably damage reputations and finances.” Hyperlinks to the sources of all the facts above are available at justfactsdaily.com/in-fact/n00008…










