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Election Day
Today it will be finally over. It has been a long hot summer fighting for American values, countless zoom calls, registration events and conversations with individual voters. Our values and rights come from Almighty God. Let’s keep America what it has always been, the greatest nation on the face of the earth. Vote Biblical Values.
Pro Life
Pro Israel
Pro Family Values
Pro religious Freedom
Pro Jobs
Pro 2 Amendment
Please vote and pray like your life depended on it, because our very way of life is on the ballot today. God Bless and God Bless the United States of America.
On SCOTUS pick, Democrats are in a box
A Supreme Decision
This election has become even more important than ever before. Regardless of whether a justice to the Supreme Court is confirmed before the election or not, both scenarios could bring more violence and destruction.
Our Constitution and the extent of governmental control is at stake. Hell will break forth in the coming weeks, but we must stand firm. Prayer before the fact is a weapon to use against the agitators. The battle is the Lord’s. Our weapon is prayer. Become the remnant that sees ahead and prays ahead.
We must pray and vote as if our 244 year experiment in freedom and equality is on the line. It is! Our very existence as we know it depends on what we do in the next few weeks.
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee
POLITICO: Sen. Ron Johnson says committee Republicans blocking subpoenas for James Comey, John Brennan. Wonder who it could be? A certain UTAH Senator? A failed Presidential soy boy?
Scandals involving Democrats in two races could damage party’s chances of taking the Senate
Two Democratic Senate candidates, Chris Janicek in Nebraska and former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, are engulfed in controversy.
Scandals weakening two Democratic Senate candidates have dimmed the party’s hopes of regaining control of the Senate in the November elections.
Chris Janicek, the Democratic nominee running against Nebraska Republican Sen. Ben Sasse, is involved in a text message scandal that has resulted in calls from state Democrats for him to withdraw from the race.
“Do you think the campaign should spend some money on getting her laid?” Janicek reportedly wrote in a group text, which referred to one of his campaign staffers. “It will probably take three guys.”
A story from the New York Times quotes part of the woman’s response to Janicek’s comments. To date, she has chosen to remain anonymous.
“As a woman who stands up and beside other women, I can’t just pretend this didn’t happen,” she said. “I cannot support your campaign after what you said. I have integrity, morals and values but, most of all I have self respect for myself and fellow women.”
The Nebraska Democratic Party announced that it has withdrawn its support for Janicek’s campaign.
“Our party will not extend resources or any type of support to any candidate that violates our code of conduct and doesn’t treat men and women with the dignity and respect they deserve,” said Jane Kleeb, the party’s chair, in a statement.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is also caught up in a scandal leading up to the June 30 primary to decide who will face Colorado Republican Sen. Cory Gardner.
Republicans now have a 53-45 Senate majority, with the two other senators Independents who caucus with the Democrats.
The Democratic Party would have to gain at least three seats in November to take control of the upper chamber. So every potential win is critical, particularly Colorado, where Democrats had targeted a vulnerable Gardner for defeat.
Democrats will have a more difficult time stopping Sasse from winning a second term. Despite him occasionally being critical of President Trump, the president has already endorsed Sasse — a bona fide conservative whose race the Cook Political Report rates “Solid Republican.”
Story from Just The News
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