Biden DOJ Fantasized About Prosecuting Habit-Wearing Nuns

DOJ Prosecutors Targeted Catholic Nuns in Shocking Texts…

Text messages between two federal prosecutors reveal disturbing communications about targeting Catholic nuns who attended a January 2021 rally, raising serious questions about religious bias within the Biden administration’s Department of Justice. Prosecutors Discussed Going After Religious Sisters Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa released communications exclusively obtained by the Daily Wire showing Joseph Cooney and Molly Gaston, both prosecutor…

Biden DOJ attorney said 'I’d like to prosecute any nun who still wears the head habit’: report

DOJ lawyers Joseph Cooney and Molly Gaston gleefully discussed prosecuting Catholic nuns in habits, according to newly revealed texts. Cooney, a Democrat, is now running for Congress.

Texts Released by Grassley Show DOJ Prosecutors Discussing Targeting Catholic Nuns

Messages from 2021 raise questions about internal communications as lawmakers examine alleged religious bias during prior administration. The post Texts Released by Grassley Show DOJ Prosecutors Discussing Targeting Catholic Nuns first appeared on [your]NEWS.

NEW: Shocking Texts Show Biden DOJ Lawyers Plotting Against Catholic Nuns

Senator Chuck Grassley has uncovered alarming messages that hint at a troubling trend of anti-Catholic bias within the Biden administration. Recently obtained text messages, highlighted by the Daily Wire, reveal a candid discussion between two prosecutors, Joseph (JP) Cooney and Molly Gaston, who jokingly expressed disdain for Catholic nuns. Their texts from February 2021 notably referenced a photo from the New York Times, featuring religious si…

Newly Released Text Messages: Biden DOJ Lawyers Caught Reveling in Plans to Target Catholic Nuns

The anti-Christian, and more prominently anti-Catholic, bias during the Biden administration continues to unfold.

Biden DOJ fantasized about prosecuting habit-wearing nuns

Justice Department prosecutors under the Biden administration exchanged emails relishing the chance to prosecute Catholic nuns -- particularly traditional nuns "who still wear the head habit."