DAILY CALLER – MRFF ‘Jesus Is Commander-In-Chief’ Billboard Rejected For Obama Visit

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DAILY CALLER – MRFF ‘Jesus Is Commander-In-Chief’ Billboard Rejected For Obama Visit

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Click to read at The Daily Caller

Recent Posts

“Military Members are Honored on Armed Forces Day” — MRFF Board Member John Compere explains the history and importance of Armed Forces Day, a day to salute the men and women currently serving in our Armed Forces

As an active duty service member, there are moments where you can feel completely isolated and believe there is nowhere left to turn. […] During one of those moments, MRFF was there.

Thank you

MRFF Client Assistance Leads to Rapid Re-opening of Investigation Into Supervisory Chaplain’s Threats to Subordinate

Huge MRFF Victory! Army Reopens Investigation After Black Female Army Captain MRFF Client Goes Public About Supervisor’s “Tie You to a Tree and Beat You” Remark

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