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Responding to a campaign by pro- LGBTQ groups against his nomination as Secretary of the Army ,  Dr. Mark Green  said the “liberal left has cut and spliced my words” to “paint me as a hater.” Looking at the way LGBTQ activists and liberal websites such as the anti-Trump   Huffington Post have twisted Dr. Green’s words and taken them out of context to demonize and discredit him, the Tennessee state legislator seems to have a good case. “STOP Transphobic Mark Green from leading the Army,” reads one particularly harsh attack on the website of the  National Center for Transgender Equality . “President Trump is truly scraping the bottom of the barrel in selecting such a hateful nominee …  We’ve got to say no to this kind of hate .” The homosexual-transgender lobby group Human Rights Campaign (HRC) even stooped to using a darkened and unflattering closeup  photo of Green  to ram home their hostile polemic against his alleged “vicious and dangerous ‘politics.’” But  those who

Donald Trump enters the Oscar De LA Renta Fashion Show, New York. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Donald Trump donated tens of thousands of dollars to homosexual lobbying organizations – but the donations were dictated by the terms of his reality TV show "Celebrity Apprentice." LifeSiteNews broke the story   that the the   Donald J. Trump Foundation donated $30,000 to two LGBT groups , including a national organization dedicated to teaching homosexuality in the public schools beginning kindergarten and   promoting "fisting" to children in middle school . The foundation donated $20,000 to the Gay, Lesbian , and Straight Education Network ( GLSEN ) and another $10,000 to Gay Men's Health Crisis according to a 990 form filed with the IRS in 2012. However, those donations came as part of Trump's role in his reality television show, which allowed celebrities to earmark money for charities of their choice, and Trump would make a matching donation. &quo

BISMARCK, ND, August 5, 2015 ( LifeSiteNews ) -- As faith organizations across the United States grapple with the Boy Scouts of America’s decision to allow openly homosexual Scout leaders , one Catholic bishop is drawing a clear line in the sand. Bishop David Kagan of Bismarck, North Dakota , said he regretted having to make the decision, yet, “in conscience as the Chief Shepherd of the Diocese of Bismarck , I cannot permit our Catholic institutions to accept and participate directly or indirectly in any organization, which has policies and methods, which contradict the authoritative moral teachings of the Catholic Church .” Bishop Kagan pulled all diocesan organizations from the Boy Scouts August 3, saying in a   statement   that the Boy Scouts’ decision to allow openly gay adults into leadership positions had been   expected , and that the religious exemption in the Scouts’ resolution fell short in providing the needed protection for Catholic entities that sponsor tr