BONUS | EXCLUSIVE: DOJ Releases a New Report on Anti-Christian Bias | Camille Varone
About this episode
Allie Beth Stuckey interviews Camille Varone about a DOJ report revealing anti-Christian bias in federal policies.
Allie sits down with Camille Varone, senior counsel at the Department of Justice, to discuss the explosive new revelations from a report by the DOJ Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias. The report exposes how the Biden administration systematically targeted Christians through an overbroad reading of Bostock, weaponization of the FACE Act against pro-lifers, FBI scrutiny of traditional Catholics, and pressure on schools, medical professionals, and faith-based organizations to conform to progressive gender ideology or lose funding. From career bureaucrats pushing “gender-affirming care” with minimal religious exemptions to coordination with abortion NGOs to prosecute pro-life advocates, this conversation reveals deep ideological capture within the federal bureaucracy — and what it means for religious liberty moving forward. Allie and Camille also address the report’s rare acknowledgment of Christian thought’s foundational role in American history, including a direct citation of Allie’s book “You Are Not Enough (and That’s Okay).” Task Force Report on Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias and Restoring Religious Liberty…
Topics covered
- anti-Christian bias
- religious liberty
- Bostock ruling
- pro-life advocacy
- gender ideology
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