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| The far right will turn on you if you don't toe the line. Carrie Prejean didn't toe the line of supporting Israel and they fire her. |
And who says they don't control the government?
Former model turned far right agitator Carrie Prejean Boller is the latest ally of President Donald J. Trump to be betrayed.
Prejean Boller questioned Zionism and it drove them nuts.
Now Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick has removed Prejean Boller from her post. She fought back and dares the president removes her. It may piss off Catholic voters.
The White House Religious Liberty Commission is a big colossal waste of time.
A member of the federal Religious Liberty Commission has been ousted after a hearing this week that featured tense exchanges on the definition of antisemitism. The ousted member, Prejean Boller, had defended prominent commentator Candace Owens, who routinely shares antisemitic conspiracy theories.
Everything has to be antisemitic because Israel and Jewish extremists say so.
Octopus are now antisemitic.🐙
Watermelons are now antisemitic. 🍉
Juice boxes are now antisemitc. 🧃
The Anti-Defamation League, a leading factor to all these bogus allegations of antisemitism, defames critics and pushes for authoritarianism under the guise of protecting civil rights.
Stop Antisemitism, its founder Liora Rez and the random trolls online are threatening to have people fired from their jobs or denied relationships because of postings.
Israel controls Trump, Congress, former presidents Joe Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants the U.S. to fight these endless wars.
There is an active genocide, ethnic cleansing, an apartheid and mass starvation campaign by Israel.
There is disrespect towards Christians by Israelis. They spit and physically assault Christians. They disrespect Muslims. The Israelis defecate the sacred Holy Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
Israel conducted terrorist attacks in Lebanon, Iran, the West Bank and Gaza. The exploding electronic devices, the storming of a hospital masquerading as doctors, the brutal arrests of children, the torture of civilians in Gaza or the West Bank, the targeting of Iranian military officials, the sabotaging of former president's Ebrahim Raisi helicopter and meddling in the U.S. elections are examples.
The junk food media is intentionally making Americans fearful of Muslims.
All of a sudden these random vandalism around places frequently visited by Orthodox Jews getting media coverage.
The Epstein files are being redacted. The prominent names, Israel involvement and the president's endless distractions to stop them from being released.
Americans are starting to questioning why the Sept. 11th attacks happened in the first place.
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| Trump and his allies are betraying their most staunchest allies. |
The censorship campaigns by U.S. lawmakers (i.e. the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act, the TikTok ban).
The violent arrest of protesters confronting lawmakers or media agitators.
Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, Hassan Piker, Trevor Noah, Zohran Mamdani, Jon Stewart, Jackson Hinkle and now Carrie Prejean Boller are critics of Israel.
Everything said is now under watch of some government official.
Prejean Boller, a model turned conservative activist, denied that Owens had ever said anything antisemitic, quoted a Bible verse that attributed the death of Jesus to Jews and pushed back on the idea that some people mask antisemitism in their criticism of Israel.
“No member of the commission has the right to hijack a hearing for their own personal and political agenda on any issue,” said Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, chair of the commission, in a statement Wednesday. “This is clearly, without question, what happened Monday in our hearing on antisemitism in America. This was my decision.”
Prejean Boller challenged Patrick’s authority to remove her, saying only President Donald Trump has that power. In a post on the social media site X, she said Patrick’s actions “reflect a Zionist political agenda.”
Dear Chairman Patrick,
— Carrie Prejean Boller (@CarriePrejean1) February 11, 2026
I write in response to your public statement falsely claiming that you “removed” me from President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission.
As the name states, this is President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, not yours.
You did not appoint me to the… https://t.co/r4VoEXSrPp
The hearing took place as the commission, created by Trump last year, is the subject of a new federal lawsuit this week from progressive religious groups. The suit says the panel fails to represent diverse views and religions and consists almost entirely of conservative Christian members.
Prejean Boller’s removal came amid a wider, increasingly contentious debate over whether the right should give a platform to commentators espousing antisemitic views.
It followed a hearing Monday in Washington that was focused on antisemitism. It featured multiple witnesses, including first-hand accounts of students and others who said universities failed to protect Jewish students amid pro-Palestinian protests during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
Prejean Boller had sharp exchanges with witnesses during the hearing. Seth Dillon, CEO of the conservative satirical site The Babylon Bee, which routinely lampoons progressives, was there to testify that conservatives need to push back against a growing antisemitic movement on the right.
Prejean Boller challenged him, questioning whether critics of Israel should be considered antisemitic. Dillon said no, but that context matters. There are “people who try to conceal their antisemitism under the guise of merely criticizing Israel,” he said.
Prejean Boller also questioned whether social media sites should be pressured to ban quotations of a Bible verse that attributes the death of Jesus to Jews. And she disputed Dillon’s criticisms of Owens, saying she had never heard her say anything antisemitic.
“You should look up more of her statements,” Dillon said, citing such things as Owens saying her critics were “of the synagogue of Satan.”
Prejean Boller, the 2009 Miss California, drew criticism during the Miss USA contest that same year when she said she believed marriage should only be between a man and a woman. She became politically active in subsequent years, supporting Trump’s presidential runs and criticizing such things as covid restrictions.
The hearing was the latest of several by the commission, which has featured testimony accusing the administration of former President Joe Biden of allegedly repressing religious freedom in different ways. The commission is preparing to deliver a report to Trump this spring.
Also this week, various faith groups filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New York, challenging the makeup of the commission.
The lawsuit was filed by the progressive Interfaith Alliance as well as Muslim, Hindu and Sikh organizations.
It argued that the 1972 Federal Advisory Committee Act requires that any advisory committees be fairly balanced among competing viewpoints.
The lawsuit says the commissioners, “consisting of almost exclusively Christians with one Orthodox Jewish Rabbi, represent the narrow perspective that America was founded as a ‘Judeo-Christian’ nation and must be guided by Biblical principles.”
It said this excludes people of other faiths and no religions, as well as those in the Judeo-Christian tradition who “are committed to religious freedom and pluralism, and reject Christian nationalism.”
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