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By Luke Taylor
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When we reflect on the past four years, we'll remember the 13 soldiers who needlessly died in the Afghanistan withdrawal, the disaster of woke hiring policies and how that blew up in this administration's face, the mishandling of the economy, the vaccine tyranny, and probably a lot more things that I've already blocked out of my mind. But there's one thing I will never forget.
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The election is finally over, and I'm excited about what can be.
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This is a sermon I preached when I was pastoring at a church in Joplin four years ago. I share this now to reflect on how times have changed in four years, and what's remained the same. Depending on who wins the election this Tuesday, what might the next four years hold?
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The upcoming 2024 November elections hold the power to reshape abortion laws across ten pivotal states, and we're here to break it all down. From Arizona to New York, critical ballot initiatives are on the table with contrasting approaches to abortion rights, like Nebraska's Initiative 434 and Initiative 439. We uncover the potential consequences of these measures, including the erosion of protections for women and unborn children, and the implications of taxpayer-funded procedures. By examining demographic data and CDC statistics, we provide a clearer picture of the demographic trends shaping the abortion landscape in America today.
Transitioning from statistics to the reality on the ground, we dissect the legal landscape of abortion laws post-2022 Dobbs decision, unraveling misconceptions and highlighting the nuanced realities often overshadowed by political rhetoric. The harrowing case of Kermit Gosnell serves as a chilling backdrop to our exploration of late-term abortion laws. We also draw a thought-provoking comparison between unborn life and animal rights, encouraging a reevaluation of moral priorities. As we advocate for a return to biblical principles, we invite you to join us in embracing life-affirming actions and exercising your civic duty with informed voting.
This week's episode is a little lengthy, but I felt it necessary to share everything I share with you this week to inform you of where we are with abortion in 2024. It's not a fun topic to talk about but we need to speak up and save our babies in America.
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The winds seem to have shifted in this final month of the 2024 presidential race. The Democrats are experiencing the exact failure I predicted they would have if they ran with Kamala, which is exactly why I wrongly predicted they would never walk this road. Yoda said it best: "Always in motion, the future is."
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Trump missed his chance to define his opponent, and he also missed a golden opportunity to redefine himself. Will he get anymore chances to turn his campaign around before Election Day?
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Republicans weren’t the only ones happy to see Hillary Clinton go down in flaming defeat in 2016. Get the inside story from the book Shattered, or just listen to today’s episode.
0:00 - Why Vote for Hillary?
2:00 - What happened in 2016?
8:20 - Getting into the Book
22:15 - Why You Can’t Trust the Polls
34:45 - What Trump Needs to Do Again
39:20 - My Favorite Part of the Book
44:35 - Election Day 2016
49:00 - Setting the Narrative
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I’m not the biggest Trump fan, and I can’t promise he can win this November…but I do know some ways he could certainly lose.
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I've said for a while now that we can't predict where this election is going because we don't yet know what it is going to be about.
In 2016, Trump made it about immigration and Hillary's emails, and he won.
In 2020, Biden made it about Trump and COVID, and he won.
In 2024, we couldn't predict who the winner would be until we knew what the election would be about. And now we do.
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The scariest book I’ve read this year (maybe ever) is not a “horror” novel. It was a realistic fiction book called One Second After. Today, here are 5 interesting things of note about the novel One Second After (2008). Vague spoilers, but there’s a lot to talk about without spoiling the actual story within the book.
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