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California Gov. Gavin Newlom appeals to the teachings of the Bible in the wake of the Republican leadership and the Trump Administration for the Federal Homelity Shutdown on food aid, arguing that the Scriptures command to care for the hungry and that Washington is failing to take care of that test.
Speaking Tuesday in Sacramento alongside state representative Rob Bonta and Health and Human Services Secretary Kim Johnson, the news, Luke and the teachings of feeding the poor “.
“It’s not an old proposition [and] The New Testament, “says NewsOM.” These people need to stop the BS in Washington. They are sitting there in their resting prayer. Maybe they get an organized version of the [President] It’s Donald Trump’s bible, and they’re planning all of that. Cruelty is the policy. “
Newloom Came to Defense of White House to Defend Prayer After Shooting: Children were ‘truly praying as they shot’
California Gov. Gavin Newlom speaks during a press conference on legal action Situation and others against the Trump administration on the benefits of Snap, Tuesday, in Sacramento. (Tayfun coskun / anadolu via Getty Images)
NewsOM, who was raised Catholic and graduated from Santa Clara University, a Jesuit institution, has occasionally put his Jesuit education behind them when discussing social issues.
In his remarks on Tuesday, he referred to the “wonderful Jesuit university” and said that lessons from the New Testament emphasize feeding the hungry and caring for the poor.
Newloom’s comments came as Californians and a dozen other Californians put the US Department of Agriculture of the Trump Administration on its course to freeze aid ideas for the November year.
Bonta said the agency has emergency funds and allegedly “illegal payments.”
When the New New New New Book, it was almost pressed against the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavett’s Ashor of Agastiation Church Solop shooting in August.
USDA Chief Warns ‘We’re on a Cliff’ As 40 MIARMER AMERICANS BRACE FREE STORE
California Gov. Gavin Newlom speaks during a news conference, Tuesday, in Sacramento, Calif. (Tayfun coskun / anadolu via Getty Images)
COW wrote: “These kids are literally praying as they get shot,” the story wrote above a clip of Leavitt encouraging prayer.
The newspaper pressed a double point in his letters on Tuesday, saying that religious leaders should reflect those values.
“We will win these laws,” he said. “It’s about serving those who are hungry.”
California officials said the state has mobilized $80 million for food banks and volunteers and members of the National Guard to deliver supplies. Johnson said Calfresh serves 5.5 million residents each month and warned that losing Snap benefits would increase poverty.
California Gov. Gavin Newlom listens during a news conference Tuesday in Sacramento, Calif. (Tayfun Cokun / Anadolu via Getty Images)
The newspaper covered his words by linking the action of the government with the work of the Bible. “It’s about food. It’s about serving those who are hungry,” she said.
White House spokesperson
“It’s expanding that story, banning churches during practice, recently gaining the power of prayer, now trying to manipulate religion to suit his political agenda,” Jackson said in a statement to Fox News Digital.
“President Trump wants the Government to reopen – stressing the Democrats’ insistence is hurting the American people, but they can block the religion of reopening the government.”
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On Fox News’ “America reports” USDA Secretary Brokellins blamed demonjedrofers for refusing to vote on measures to open the government and return the money to Snap.
“We’re right at Cliff.
The USDA and Newloom’s Office did not immediately respond to FOX News Digital’s requests for comment.
FOX News Digital’s Madison Colombo contributed to this report.
