I have NO idea how or why Karen Bass ended up on Biden's VP short list in the first place. As a congresswoman who praised Marxist Dictator Castro and now we find out she praised the Cult of Scientology---apparently Biden doesn't have a very good vetting process.
...turn away from them... 1 Chronicles 14:14
"Actress Leah Remini called out Representative Karen Bass, D-Calif., for her past praise of Scientology.
“The Church of Scientology I know has made a difference, because your creed is a universal creed and one that speaks to all people everywhere,” Bass said in the video obtained by the Daily Caller.
“The words are exciting of your founder, L. Ron Hubbard, in The Creed of the Church of Scientology: that all people of whatever race, color or creed, are created with equal rights,” she said.
Bass, who is on Joe Biden's VP short list, faced backlash after a 2010 video surfaced featuring the congresswoman speaking at the Church of Scientology, an organization that's been accused by some former members of behaving like a cult.
“The words are exciting of your founder, L. Ron Hubbard, in The Creed of the Church of Scientology: that all people of whatever race, color or creed, are created with equal rights,” she said.
Remini, a former Scientologist who has been an outspoken critic of the organization, ripped the congresswoman on Instagram.
“'My views have not changed' says @repkaren bass- I too supported this criminal cult of Scientology at one time," Remini began on Sunday. "But most of us believed we had no option to do our research for fear of being punished for looking -- just as it is in Scientology today. I was raised in it from childhood. What is the excuse for those never in who lend their voice to this criminal cult? Are you denouncing Scientology or are you saying you still think this cult deserves your support? Great that you attempted to distance yourself from this cult now, but is your current stance on Scientology that it is a religion?"
The former "King of Queens" star then laid out damning claims
about the Church of Scientology, arguing it's not a "real church."
She continued, "The victims of Scientology and its fair game tactics deserve better from you. Our country deserves a VP who fights for those who can’t fight for themselves. We need leaders who take a side for the good and decent when it’s not convenient, who are willing to fight the Goliaths of the world."
Remini produced the A&E docuseries “Scientology and the Aftermath,” which featured stories of former members of the Church of Scientology and the lives that were affected by the organization's actions."
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