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This weeks episode, Bill discusses the real-world impact that COVID-19 is having on his family.

Today we discuss voter fraud. The election is now over, Joe Biden has been declared President elect. Yet, the claims of voter fraud are pouring in. We look at one claim of voter fraud that is a repeat from 2016. Let's get to rethinking.

Today, Bill refreshes our memory of the character of our POTUS, when he claimed that vulgar comments he had made in an Access Hollywood tape were "Locker Room talk". Bill stresses the importance of understanding why that type of language is offensive and degrading. It's time that real men step up and vote out the vulgarity in 2020.

Today, Bill discusses the history of Labor day, specifically the part about "violent mobs". The history of Labor day is one of grit, hard work, determination, and a demand for humanity. That fight continues today. Let's do some ReThinking.

Today Bill discusses campaign finance reform. Let's go back to 1975 and look at Buckley V. Valeo, and discuss the implications that this decision among others had on limitless campaign finance.

Today, Bill gets back at it by discussing Baptism. This faith based episode, Bill dives into the divisive topic of baptism. Denominations across Christianity hold to different beliefs about this one topic. With some even believing it is a requirement for salvation. Bill sorts through the details.

Today on ReThinking, Bill discusses nationalism. It's upsides, and it's downsides. Listen in as we discuss this very important current event. Less than 100 days until our next Presidential election makes this episode critical.

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Today on ReThinking, we discuss "scars". Nadia Bolz-Weber says that scars are texture for our life and stories. Today, Bill discusses his own scars and scars that we all experience and how to treat them as texture to our lives instead of painful memories that we hide from.

Today on the podcast host Bill Crocker talks with immigration attorney Kevin Gregg who works with Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli and Pratt P.A. Founder Ira Kurzban is an American Civil Rights and Immigration lawyer, who has been arguing cases since the Reagan administration.  Kevin has an amazing background and story that I know you will enjoy.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.