- My Mar-a-Lago Speech & VP Poll Results.
I’ll be speaking at Mar-a-Lago next Tuesday, where I will reveal our VP Poll results and discuss my book, The Great Deception. Stay Tuned.
And if you haven’t voted in our VP Poll…
Please do so now HERE.
Also, encourage your family and friends to vote as well.
- Amish: New Voting Block [Video]
The Amish are conservative. But they don’t vote.
Until now.
After suffering from multiple federal, state, and local governments trying to regulate and manipulate them – especially the organic farmers – that’s changing (see Bureaucratic War on the Amish, Health and Religious Freedom—7 things you should know [Video])
Now, an estimated 367,000 Amish Americans are registering to vote for the first time.
They have been mobilized!
Watch this 10-minute video HERE.
- The Secret Service has gone political and ideological.
“Diversity, equity, and Inclusion” ideology is part of the hiring and training.
The Biden bureaucrats have imposed a Secret Service, and all agency’s radical DEI mandate compromising quality and fueling hate and animosity in the name of “equity.”
That may be why the Biden administration still refuses to provide Secret Service protection to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
And all Secret Service refuses GOP requests for more security at the RNC convention.
It’s a manifestation of the weaponization of government against its enemies.
And an example of quality being a victim to DEI producing incompetence and mediocrity.
- The Battle To End Ballot Harvesting Forever
Ballot harvesting is illegal in most states. It should be in all states! But even when it’s illegal, political groups still try to use it.
That’s why six states—Arkansas, Florida, Iowa, Georgia, Texas, and Kentucky—have all added criminal penalties to ballot harvesting since the 2020 general election. This is critical for election integrity. (See Chapter 6, Danger #5 of The Great Deception, 10 Shocking Dangers, and the Blueprint Got Rescuing The American Dream.
What about your State?
- Church Attendance Duplicity: Democrats, Republicans, and Independents
Some new data has come out on political party affiliation and if “religion is very important” to you and their actual church attendance.
Those who say religion is very important to you and go to church once a week or more are likely to vote conservative and Republican – over 80%.
Those who don’t are 80% Democrats. But what about those who say one thing… but do something else?
Here are the findings:
Democrats:
Democrats who say that “religion is very important” but go to church less than once a year have been consistent over the last 14 years.
It was about 6% in 2008, and it’s about the same in 2022.
Independents:
For Independents, 7.5% say “religion was very important,” but attended services less than once a year. 8-9% said that in 2022.
Republicans:
Republicans have shown a bigger change over the last 14 years.
5% of all Republicans in 2008 said “religion is very important,” but they attended services less than once a year. In 2022, it was about 11%.
This represents 20-25 million people who say, “Religion is very important to me,” but seldom, if at all, go to church.
How will these people vote?
What do you think?
- The Constitution Party Has Their Nominees
The constitution Party has nominated Randall Terry for President and Pastor Stephan Borden for Vice-President.
The Constitution Party has ballot access secured in 14 states.
Randall Terry is known for his pro-life activism.
Pastor Stephan has been the Senior Pastor of Fair Park Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, for over 35 years. He is also the founder of the National Black Pro-life Coalition.
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