Father, we repent of our nation’s sins – abortion, rebellion, immorality, and idolatry. As Your people, we turn from our wicked ways and cry out for Your mercy and forgiveness. We pray for the healing of our nation. Open the hearts of Your people and of all Americans to humble ourselves before You. We ask You to give us righteous leadership, to expose and expel wicked leaders from the federal to the local city government positions and raise up godly leaders. We take authority over HR 1 and HR 5, and over all evil legislation being presented for votes. Your Word says that Your sovereign will – will move the hearts of kings. Proverbs 21:1 says, “In the LORD’s hand the king’s heart is a stream of water that He channels toward all who please Him.” We ask that You channel Your favor and blessings through these elected officials and override their greed and evil intentions, and open their eyes to surrender to Your will for the good of this nation. We declare in the Holy Name of Jesus, that or H.R. 1. which is an abomination will not pass in the House or the Senate – It will NOT:
-Seize the authority of states with early voting, automatic voter registration, same-day registration, online voter registration, and no-fault absentee balloting.
-Make same-day registration with no time to verify the accuracy of voter registration information and eligibility.
-Legalize 15 days of mandated early voting dismissing late-breaking developments that could affect voting choices.
-Degrade the accuracy of registration lists by requiring states to automatically register all individuals
-Allow massive voter registration fraud by hackers and cyber criminals through online voter registration 
-Require states to count ballots cast by voters outside of their assigned precincts
-Mandate no-fault absentee ballots, ban witness signature or notarization requirements, receive ballots up to 10 days after Election Day and require states to allow vote trafficking (vote harvesting) with pick up and delivery of absentee ballots.
-Prevent election officials from checking the eligibility and qualifications of voters and removing ineligible voters
-Ban state voter ID laws 
-Violate the First Amendment preventing any information to election officials about the ineligibility of an individual, such as an applicant not being a U.S. citizen.
-Expand regulation and government censorship of campaigns and political activity and speech, including online and policy-related speech.
-Reduce the number of Federal Election Commission members from six to five, allowing the political party with three commission seats to engage in partisan enforcement activities.
-Prohibit state election officials from participating in federal elections, eliminating the ability of the residents of specific states to make their own decisions about what rules should govern their state government officials.
-Require states to restore the ability of felons to vote in violation of Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment that gives states the constitutional authority to decide when felons who committed crimes against their fellow citizens may vote again. Congress cannot override a constitutional amendment with a statute.
-Transfer the right to draw congressional districts from state legislatures to “independent” commissions whose members are unaccountable to voters, taking away the ability of the citizens of a state to make their own decisions about redistricting.
-Authorize the Internal Revenue Service to engage in partisan activity. 
-Limit access to federal courts for anyone challenging HR 1  limiting the legal representation and due process rights of challengers.
-Establish a “Commission to Protect Democratic Institutions” that would threaten the independence of the judiciary, threatening their independent judgment and subjecting them to political pressure and harassment

We also decree that HR 5, the proposed so called Equality Act WILL NOT BE PASSED IN THE SENATE which would empower the federal government to impose civil fees and criminal punishments on citizens who dissent from SOGI ideology. It would force doctors nationwide to treat gender dysphoria according transgender activists agenda, and take away the rights of parents to make hormone and surgery experiments on their children.

NO! WE PULL DOWN THE WICKED SPIRITUAL STRONGHOLDS OF HR 1 AND HR 5. WE RAISE UP THE BANNER OF THE LORD, JESUS CRUCIFIED, HIS HOLY BLOOD, OUR SALVATION, OVER OUR NATION!

STOP HR1

The Issue

H.R. 1 would federalize and micromanage the election process administered by the states, imposing unnecessary, unwise, and unconstitutional mandates on the states and reversing the decentralization of the American election process—which is essential to the protection of our liberty and freedom. . . .

What H.R. 1 Would Do
Seize the authority of states to regulate voter registration and the voting process by forcing states to implement early voting, automatic voter registration, same-day registration, online voter registration, and no-fault absentee balloting.
Make it easier to commit fraud and promote chaos at the polls through same-day registration, as election officials would have no time to verify the accuracy of voter registration information and the eligibility of an individual to vote and could not anticipate the number of ballots and precinct workers that would be needed at specific polling locations.
Hurt voter turnout through 15 days of mandated early voting by diffusing the intensity of get-out-the-vote efforts; it would raise the cost of campaigns. Voters who vote early don’t have the same information as those who vote on Election Day, missing late-breaking developments that could affect their choices.
Degrade the accuracy of registration lists by requiring states to automatically register all individuals (as opposed to “citizens”) from state and federal databases . . .
Constitute a recipe for massive voter registration fraud by hackers and cyber criminals through online voter registration that is not tied to an existing state record, such as a driver’s license. . . .
Require states to count ballots cast by voters outside of their assigned precincts, overriding the precinct system used by almost all states that allows election officials to monitor votes, staff polling places, provide enough ballots, and prevent election fraud.
Mandate no-fault absentee ballots, which are the tool of choice for vote thieves. It would ban witness signature or notarization requirements for absentee ballots; force states to accept absentee ballots received up to 10 days after Election Day as long as they are postmarked by Election Day; and require states to allow vote trafficking (vote harvesting) so that any third parties—including campaign staffers and political consultants—can pick up and deliver absentee ballots.
Prevent election officials from checking the eligibility and qualifications of voters and removing ineligible voters. . . .
Ban state voter ID laws by forcing states to allow individuals to vote without an ID and merely signing a statement in which they claim they are who they say they are.
Violate the First Amendment with respect to a vast range of legal activity. Voter intimidation or coercion that prevents someone from registering or voting is already a federal crime under the Voting Rights Act and the National Voter Registration Act. But H.R. 1 would add a provision criminalizing “hindering, interfering, or preventing” anyone from registering or voting, which is so vague and so broad that it could prevent providing any information to election officials about the ineligibility of an individual, such as an applicant not being a U.S. citizen.
Expand regulation and government censorship of campaigns and political activity and speech, including online and policy-related speech. . . .
Reduce the number of Federal Election Commission members from six to five, allowing the political party with three commission seats to control the commission and engage in partisan enforcement activities.
Prohibit state election officials from participating in federal elections and impose numerous other “ethics” rules that are unconstitutional or unfairly restrict political activity, eliminating the ability of the residents of specific states to make their own decisions about what rules should govern their state government officials.
Require states to restore the ability of felons to vote the moment they are out of prison regardless of uncompleted parole, probation, or restitution requirements. Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment gives states the constitutional authority to decide when felons who committed crimes against their fellow citizens may vote again. Congress cannot override a constitutional amendment with a statute.
Transfer the right to draw congressional districts from state legislatures to “independent” commissions whose members are unaccountable to voters. H.R. 1 would make it a violation of federal law to engage in “partisan” redistricting and mandate the inclusion of alien population, both legal and illegal, in all redistricting. This is an anti-democratic, unconstitutional measure that would take away the ability of the citizens of a state to make their own decisions about redistricting.
Authorize the Internal Revenue Service to engage in partisan activity. . . .
Limit access to federal courts for anyone challenging H.R. 1. The bill would prohibit the filing of any lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of H.R. 1 anywhere except in the District Court for the District of Columbia and would allow the court to order all plaintiffs and intervenors, regardless of their number (such as all 50 states), “to file joint papers or to be represented by a single attorney at oral argument,” severely limiting the legal representation and due process rights of challengers.
Establish a “Commission to Protect Democratic Institutions” that would threaten the independence of the judiciary. H.R. 1 defines “democratic institutions” as those that are “essential to ensuring an independent judiciary, free and fair elections and the rule of law.” The commission would be given the authority to compel judges to testify and justify their legal decisions, threatening their independent judgment and subjecting them to political pressure and harassment. . . .