Morning Jolt: Get Your Facts Right

On the menu today: Another reminder that "People of Praise" and "People of Hope" are not the same group, and proof that "People of Hope" did not inspire Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale; wondering what Joe Biden is doing with his time these days; and two Senate committees release their investigation of Hunter Biden.

No, the 'People of Hope' Group Did Not Inspire The Handmaid's Tale

One more time for the slow learners in the media: People of Praise and People of Hope are two different Christian religious groups.

Amy Coney Barrett is reportedly a member of People of Praise, but she has never confirmed this or discussed it publicly. Reuters calls her a "purported" member. ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY September 23 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY September 23 2020 Get Your Facts Right On the menu today: Another reminder that "People of Praise" and "People of Hope" are not the same group, and proof that "People of Hope" did not inspire Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale; wondering what Joe Biden is doing with his time these days; and two Senate committees release their investigation of Hunter Biden. No, the 'People of Hope' Group Did Not Inspire The Handmaid's Tale One more time for the slow learners in the media: People of Praise and People of Hope are two different Christian religious groups. Amy Coney Barrett is reportedly a member of People of Praise, but she has never confirmed this or discussed it publicly. Reuters calls her a "purported" member. ...   READ MORE

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