Six points about the election: 
1) Whatever the outcome - HOPE
2) Silver lining - Senate; historic judiciary wins
3) Interesting results
4) We remain deeply divided
5) Threat left-leaning media is the threat to democracy 
6) Systemic racism narrative will persist regardless of who's in office because it's big business and because it keeps the indulgences alive and coming.

Pages read: 107-121

Overview of the main takeaways of the book:

1) Ad hominem attacks (mainly around racism) due to media-enabled coup that's tried to take Donald Trump down with a deeply entrenched false narrative
2) We are a nation that presupposes a Supreme Being; an absolute adjudicator of justice and truth; We live under the moral laws under God and the governing laws of man
3) We created a moral void by taking away prayer from schools circa 1960s
4) What people get wrong about Christians
5) Solutions: How do we move forward and find overlap with those we disagree with?

Reading of pages 93-106

Reading from page 81 to 93 (Chapter 3 - The Crossfire Era). 

Brief overview of our different worldviews distilled down to being inherently good or inherently broken. How Democrats are propagating this view that people are generally good, and external factors (like the institutions, systems, GOP, Trump) are to blame for their circumstances.

Plus a look at current events (Hunter Biden's laptop/emails and media's blatant disregard to investigate the story vs the media's perpetuation of the  Atlantic allegations that Trump used salacious words about the military and Russia-gate, despite the lack of credible evidence to support either stories). 
  

Reading from page 66 to 81 (ending Chapter 3 - The False Narrative and starting into Chapter 4  - The Crossfire Era). 

Brief overview of our different worldviews distilled down to being inherently good or inherently broken. How the Democrats are propagating a false narrative to bring people to their party's view: we're all inherently good and the governing system and institutions are flawed and intentionally racist, creating a good and evil moral polarity.

Plus why Judge Amy Coney Barrett is not racist, though you'd think she is due to media's coverage her during her Supreme Court confirmation hearings this week.  

Rousseau vs Hobbes view of governing and the human condition.

The making of the false narrative; What's so special about the term Unequally Yoked?