Pew: In Tight Presidential Race, Voters Are Broadly Critical of Both Biden and Trump
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“About half of voters say that, if given the chance, they would replace both candidates on the ballot.” - Pew
Tim Scott for President?
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“Scott chose a different narrative. Instead of talking about overcoming, he overcame. He said he had gone ‘from cotton to Congress’ and embraced ‘victory over victimhood.’” - Cal Thomas
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Red Mist: “Republicans fell far short of their expected gains in the House and Senate”
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“…they forfeited winnable races by nominating novices, cranks, and candidates whose primary qualifications were belligerence and fealty to Donald Trump.” - National Review
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“If we sit out the political process entirely... we have no one to blame when things turn in a worse direction.”
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“If we abandon politics, someone else will fill the void that we left, someone with a very different agenda than our own. This will mean suffering and pain and destruction for the nation.” - Michael Brown
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Why I’m Probably Not Voting This Year
As election day approaches this year, the prospect of voting looks different to me than it has in the past. Whether I look to the left or to the right, my thoughts echo the prophet Jeremiah: “…Why does the way of the wicked prosper? Why do all who are treacherous thrive?” (Jer 12:1).
Hopefully the situation improves by 2024.
Some may wonder what principles would normally make a Christian feel obligated to vote. They include these:
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“My personal prayer is that a brand-new person might take the presidency a year and a half from now.”
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“It’s a sorry way to elect your leaders. ‘Your candidate is worse than mine!’ is a pitifully bankrupt motto as we enter our nation’s 59th presidential election. But it’s pretty much where evangelical Christians within WORLD’s readership find themselves. It’s a race to the bottom.” - WORLD
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Christians in the Age of Trump
Donald Trump is unlike any U.S. president before him, a real enigma to many. Some scold Christians for supporting a president who is so un-Christlike. Are Christians wrong to support a man like this?
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