Bishop E.. W. Jackson shares his reflections on the recent election results in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, providing a Christian conservative perspective on the political landscape. He discusses the implications of the Democrats' sweeping victories and the challenges facing the Republican party, particularly in connecting with the black community and addressing the issue of abortion. Tune in for an insightful analysis that encourages listeners to stay engaged and committed to their values amidst political turmoil.

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(00:00) American Family Radio podcast features Bishop E.W. jackson on election results

(02:08) Jay Jones: Getting on the ballot in Virginia is hard. I did it three times

(09:14) When I ran for lieutenant governor, I was under vicious attack from Democrats

(18:06) If Bob McDonald had not been wounded, I believe we would have won

(25:16) The Black vote voted 93% to 96% for Democrats in Virginia this year

(34:25) Jay Jones won the Black vote with 93.2%. That means barely

(43:43) You've got to have a plan and a program for educating people

(45:22) Mamdani is both a socialist and an Islamist

(51:42) Pray for us here in Virginia, because I know there'd be people leaving