An anti-Israel reverend who preached at President Joe Biden’s inaugural prayer service is demanding a White House meeting to push the administration to …
An anti-Israel reverend who preached at President Joe Biden’s inaugural prayer service is demanding a White House meeting to push the administration to abolish the filibuster. Rev. William Barber, who was arrested alongside Jesse Jackson during an anti-filibuster protest earlier this year, is asking the White House for a sit-down meeting with Biden, according to a letter first reported by the Religion News Service. Barber, who leads the radical George Soros-funded Poor People’s Campaign, says in the letter he wants to help Biden pass the $3.5 trillion spending package being debated in Congress. “For 140 million poor and low-income people in this country, it is incredibly disheartening to hear Democrats who ran on the platform you are advocating say publicly that they do not see the need or the urgency for more investment,” Barber wrote in the letter.
