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James Goodrich's avatar

God help America if the communists win. The communists have no plans to help the American citizen. They have already drafted 26 articles of impeachment which means 2 years doing nothing for the American people. It will be Trump Derangement Syndrome on steroids night and day, day after day, for years. The illegals will get everything and the American citizen will suffer.

Jpeach's avatar

The Democratic Party is now the Islamo-Communist Party. Destroy America is their Goal. Brainwashed Democratic voters have no clue. IMO, I don't think Democratic voters will turn out for the Mid Terms. So, Democrats must cheat, to regain power. IMO, Republican voters will turn out, in sufficient numbers to block the Destroy America agenda. The real Mid Term race will be Islamo-Communist Election Fraud vs. the Trump Administration's Election Fraud prevention.

Hawk's avatar

πŸ™ing that your IMO is spot on.

Lori's avatar
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This is when we make a command decision for Civil War. There will be no other choice unless you wish to live in Orwell's 1984. They will also come after Christians as foretold in the Bible as many are Muslims that are being elected. They will open the borders and we will be swamped with the worst of the worst. Mark my words, it will happen. So now is the time to decide.

Gabriella's avatar

Senator Ron Johnson is holding a roundtable today to hear testimonials from people regarding the horrid failed con-vid hospital protocols. 1pm eastern time. The Highwire will likely stream it. I think Ron Johnson himself will stream it too.

I’m surprised Jeff didn’t mention it here today.

Sherry 1's avatar

Just had one, the Allison Inquiry, in Canada which Senator Ron Johnson attended and the testimonies were riveting, horrifying and revealed a Canadian medical tragedy. Heads need to roll. So many people colluded, from Pharma companies, the press, politicians, and the medical complex that it will be hard to get justice for all those that were seriously harmed or killed by the COVID β€˜vaccine’ hoax. The Inquiry was ignored by ALL the MSM companies, no wonder, but well covered by Independent media. I hope Senator Ron Johnson’s inquiry opens eyes and minds.

Gary T's avatar
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I think describing them as communists is helping them, its like left wing media using the word 'patriot' in a derogatory way, it doesn't usually work as an insult, but a badge of honor. Perhaps if we started describing them more accurately the point about their danger could be made better?

They are parasites that can only survive with the resources of others. In our case we have bigoted parasites that have been hiding behind 'suicidal empathy', another badge of honor, though, they have no empathy only hatred for white people. The never end up helping anyone, its the attacks on 'colonizers' that they are rabid for. I realize the most dangerous ones are the AWFLs, but that's another discussion.

WP William's avatar

To Leftists, the only real and intolerable Financial Fraud is when old, white, rightwinger guys are buying up assets or Enron'ing others for their own gain. Everything else is payback against the Evil Capitalist System of inequitable social-economic-historical injustice.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Helped by the WEF/Transnational gangsters captured MSM....

A.'s avatar
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The issue is that the destruction may well be intentional. Not just incompetence or a bug in the system.

A.'s avatar

I continue to hear people in North America and in Britain saying, "If only we had more intelligent politicians who understood what was going on...".

Oh, they do understand what is going on. The leftwing politicians (and those who are uni-party) are carrying out orders. They understand the scenario very well.

Anne Clifton's avatar

Hey, everyone, check out Attorney Jeff's interview on Eric Metaxas' show! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn6SzK98HcE

RunningLogic's avatar

Thanks for the tip and the link!

michele sarkisian's avatar

Eric Metaxas' book, Revolution, is outstanding. We listened to it (long) and heard details like never before. So many obstacles, horrors, bad actors and courageous, principled leaders we knew little about other than in simple headlines. Thanks for sharing. Highly recommend the book. It should be in every museum bookstore and used for teaching history and social studies in every school.

Anne Clifton's avatar

I agree! I read it several months ago and my husband is enjoying reading it now.

LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Thank you, Anne. I enjoyed learning about Mr. Childers and learning of Eric Metaxas. Good men! I wish they were in Congress.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I rather think I discovered Jeff, some 5 years ago, through reading/listening to Eric Metaxas. It was a dark time.

JudyC's avatar

Great interview. Always love hearing more from Jeff and about Jeff.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Good morning C & C, another beautiful day in central Florida. May the good Lord continue to bless us. Thanks again Jeff.

Kamila's avatar

Good morning all. 25 and sunny here in NW MT.

RunningLogic's avatar

Good morning! It's a beautiful day here, too, perfect fall weather, sunny, cool and dry!

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And here in SE Pa, after a weekend of almost non-stop rain (not complaining), sky is fully overcast, but water is not coming out of it.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

I know that everything God does will be forever; there is nothing to add to it and there is nothing to take from itβ€”God has so worked that men should fear Him.

β€” Ecclesiastes 3:14

Let them fear You while the sun endures,

And as long as the moon, from generation to all generations.

May he come down like rain upon the mown grass,

Like showers that water the earth.

May the righteous flourish in his days,

And abundance of peace until the moon is no more.

β€” Psalm 72:5-7

(LSB)

✝️✝️✝️

RunningLogic's avatar

First?

Good morning C&C! :D

Juju's avatar

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NoVA mom's avatar

Lucky you! Have a great Monday! 🌻🍁

RunningLogic's avatar

Thank you, have a great Monday too, NoVA mom!!

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

Am honored to reply to the

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RunningLogic's avatar

I got lucky today with Jeff posting earlier than usual! :D

RunningLogic's avatar

I was so surprised when I opened C&C and there were no comments! So I ran to my computer to get here first lol :D Since I can't comment on my phone at the moment except on Sundays!

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Kelly Reardon's avatar

HAPPENING TODAY:

https://rescue.substack.com/p/ralph-lorigo-and-the-american-dream

"With Monday’s roundtable, β€œCOVID-19 Hospital Protocols: Real Stories from Real People,” Johnson will lead a roundtable discussion with approximately twenty β€œpatients, families, doctors, and nurses to discuss how hospitals failed to administer proper care and treatment to patients suffering from COVID-19 throughout the pandemic,” says his office press release. β€œPanelists will share firsthand accounts of mistreatment and other experiences they witnessed at hospitals across the country.” The public is invited to the historic chamber, which seats 300. (The roundtable will be live streamed on the Senator’s website.)"

https://www.ronjohnson.senate.gov/

1 PM ET

Lori's avatar

Kelly, did you hear Josh Shapiro backed down from trying to go after the Amish in PA? He got over 6K letters to stand down from public comments and he retreated! Another score for the people!

Kelly Reardon's avatar

I had not heard...that's AMAZING!!

May God Bless everyone who is (still) fighting for medical freedom and for humanity!!

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The origin of those deadly hospital protocols needs to be investigated.

Was it Fauci, who never treated one covid patient in a hospital setting, who came up with the deadly protocols?

If so, it was a repeat of how he treated AIDS patients. Deny them the low cost antibiotic Bactrim and force them to use the deadly AZT.

Lori's avatar

And still that SOB is not arrested as he sits in his multimillion dollar home with his wicked wife being paid a pension with our tax dollars and laughing at all of us all the way to the bank.

Susan Seas's avatar

I have to believe he is not enjoying life. I am sure he is shaking in his boots. I hope he has serious cases of stomach ulcers!

Lori's avatar

Do demons ever not enjoy life?

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

But he sure cashed in. His name is on the Moederna patent. He got a royalty from every shot. Nice $$$.

WP William's avatar

Gotta love the latest CoVid vaxx commercials running--best we've seen since the miracles shots came out after they tossed Trump-Pence and stuck us with Old Sick Joe.

michele sarkisian's avatar

Pharmacies here are offering gift cards to get the flu shot!

RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh here too and it irritates me so much!!

Starsky's avatar

I had to pick up my mom’s prescription at a pharmacy drive thru and the guy asked me 3 times if I would like a flu shot and stuffed a flyer through the drawer before he would hand over the pills.

WTPuck's avatar

Pure evil. Especially the ones geared to pregnant women, calling the shot "safe and effective." And Dr. Robert Malone had a substack recently about the CDC pushing the shot for babies and small children. And I thought Lindsay Clancy was bad! This is attempted murder on a grand scale.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Thanks for this Kelly! I, and I’m sure many others, have called out how the protocols killed more people than the β€œvirus” β€” or the vaccine as well.

From lockdowns to masks to separation via social distancing, we need to learn that not all protocols are good and logical and they can be quite dangerous: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-covid-19-protocols-killed-millions

Lori's avatar

Can't wait to watch this, our own Allison Inquiry of sorts....

Skenny's avatar

Glad the NYT confirmed that the Covid response "efforts did flatten the curve."

... akin to a policeman taking credit for "slowing down a fleeing vehicle" when it crashed through a guardrail and landed in the bottom of a canyon.

Demeisen's avatar

It's seemed as if we've needed a "Truth and Reconciliation" process for a while now. Hope this is in that vein.

Bard Joseph's avatar

No one locked up?

All theater like the alt media funded by Bomb maker General Dynamics called "Integrity Media". Check out their clients. What ever you do dont mention bombs over Gaza.

Lori's avatar

FYI to All! Jeff will be at the Brownstone Institute Conference speaking in November in TN if anyone can go. Great line up of speakers! Jeff is on the move!

Michael Miller's avatar

The insane level of medical fraud will continue as long as Govt and other 3rd parties control payment. Restore direct payment for medical services to the customer and watch demand drop drastically. People will shop for providers. Negotiation will take place. Cost of services will decline, fraud eliminated.

I see people on Medicare etc going to Drs. at the drop of a hat ordering every imaginable test. Would that be happening on their dime? The law of economics says that demand will increase as costs are transferred to third parties. It has. That can be reversed. But don’t hold your breath.

GregWA's avatar

Spot on, Michael!

Same is true for college tuition: eliminate federal loans and the whole system crashes.

Skenny's avatar

Absolutely 100%! The Affordable Care Act took the system from bad to worse. It made health care "affordable" for insurance companies. A fiasco of gargantuan proportions, with health care now approaching 20% of GDP.

SteelJ's avatar

The third-party payer system, whether gov't or insurance, guaranteed the progression to the parasitic monster we have today. It invites not only fraud from without, but fraud from within the system. There is no solution that can be implemented. Almost 20% of the economy is the medical industry. That kind of power always wins.

Tara Townsend's avatar

You are absolutely correct πŸ‘

King Cavalier II's avatar

I am just a bit miffed that the century’s terror of Y2K is never even mentioned.

WP William's avatar

Y2K will happen when we least expect it

A.'s avatar

Air Traffic Control in Britain has been falling into a bad way lately.....many flights were cancelled over a period this past month, at very short notice.

RJ Rambler's avatar

At the complete mercy of computer programmers world wide to work night and day furiously programming in the next year numbers because the earth was going to .... Oops their apocalypse didn't have either but if was great fun terrifying EVERYONE who wasn't a programmer with the government. πŸ”₯

Susan Seas's avatar

That was my husband’s job. 🀭 It was some concern that important systems would malfunction. Phew πŸ˜…

Dr Linda's avatar

Regarding jobless claims: is the reporting accurate? Does joblessness actually drop because the claims drop? Do people simply fall off the accounts?

Maybe a dumb question but I really don’t know how it works.

Another question: does the drop in housing cost offset the increase in interest rate?

Marie's avatar

I'm thinking the same. Not sure the job market is that good and I am speaking as someone who has been searching for a job for a year. Many people I know are unemployed and no longer able to file for benefits, and thus believe the unemployment numbers are not an accurate representation.

Lori's avatar
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Marie, may not be ideal but do Spark. It is linked with Walmart where you pick the routes you want and make Walmart deliveries to homes. Pay is good. You can do short or longer distances as you choose. Just something in the meantime where you make your own hours.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

By their definition.....people like that are not considered unemployed. Nice trick.

Susan Seas's avatar

I was wondering if it’s also due to the number of illegals who have been cut off the welfare scams. I don’t know if that is the same as unemployment or not.

Dr Linda's avatar

That thought rumbled through my mind as well.

At wondering if there was somehow a relationship

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Pretty sure that if people give up and stop looking for work, they are not counted.

Roger Beal's avatar

Correct. Those people are "no longer in the labor market" ...

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Have you seen even a single ad from the Garrity campaign yet? I have not. Shapiro has been campaigning since mid-summer running attack ads that she has yet to answer. I don't know anything about her, so I'm wondering if the party is running her just to have a name on the ballot and they never expected her to win.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

They do that a lot. Im mystified by their lack of effort.

Kevin's avatar

Quite likely... I know she did some kind of event over the weekend or last couple days, a friend of mine was at, but much beyond that, I have no idea what the plan is. Haven't seen squat on social media. (but to be fair, haven't see much from shapiro either.... maybe I escaped the target audience), but I honestly have no idea how PA will go, this state is schizophrenic to say the least and just keeps getting dumber.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

We're seeing a lot of Shapiro ads on Youtube. Zilch from Garrity. She visited Venango County twice over the summer and Crawford once during their county fair. Other than that, nothing. Not even a billboard and very few yard signs- 2 actually.

Kevin's avatar

Honestly, I'm just holding my breath till November. Either it's going to be a bloodbath and Trump & Co. are going to jail one way or another, We lose one of the 2 houses and everything is a waste of time, or we keep everything and gain ground. I don't honestly see #3 happening, #2 is most likely, but for as bad as the no new wars Iran mess is turning out, #1 isn't off the table either. For the life of me, I don't know why in the hell he didn't wait till after the midterms to pull the pin on the Iran grenade and just keep plowing through domestic improvements like he was doing, AND EVERYBODY WAS HAPPY ABOUT. I think Iran's timing was an absolute disaster.

All that being said, I'm ready to pull the plug on PA and go move someplace less stupid. I've got a little over 10 years before retirement, I don't know if I can continue to hold my nose and watch rampant stupidity run wild in western PA, problem is what I have here in PA will cost me more than my savings and whatever money I'd get for the property here, so I'd effectively be starting over, or taking a major downgrade to replicate what I have now in a better state.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I don't have a TV so I miss out on all that nonsense.

Sometimes I see a push for her on X, but my exposure is limited.

Politico Phil's avatar

Great observations from everyone here.

Bottom line, I don't trust any statistics from the Gov't.

GregWA's avatar

Are there other sources we can trust? Finding and citing them to each other would undermine confidence in government statistics. Especially if we got Corporate America on board (but they are too in bed with the Feds).

Politico Phil's avatar

(but they are too in bed with the Feds)

Ya think?! Actually, it may be that the Gov't is in bed with them... if you get my drift.

GregWA's avatar

I think your suspicions are right: unemployment numbers are highly misleading. Common sense says "unemployment" should be the number of working age, able bodied people not working. It isn't.

Simple thing to remember: if someone has something to say and they lead with a statistic, they're lying. "Lies, damned lies, and statistics."

And they are especially suspect when the statistics they cite are ones they generate, they control, like government statistics on inflation, job growth or unemployment. Frankly, I don't know what numbers to believe any more on anything. It's all a grift!

SteelJ's avatar
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I disagree about statistics. Without numbers to back up an argument, it's just an opinion. There are two problems with the use of statistics. Most people are too mathematically challenged to evaluate them correctly. And, most people are too gullible (amply demonstrated by COVID) to realize the numbers may be cherry-picked, outright fabricated, or misleading for any number of reasons. In this case about unemployment, they mislead the uninformed and gullible. I totally agree with every word of your last paragraph. All we get is lies.

dancingtime's avatar

Re unemployment statistics: The government is quite upfront about who/what is included in those statistics...those who have quit looking at not included....it would be helpful if the government had a separate line for those people but presumably there is nothing documentable for it...it would probably include an analysis of new vs constant vs drops for welfare but that is really sketchy as well.

GregWA's avatar
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Agree. Completely. I think your comment is exactly what's meant by the shorthand version: "Lies, damned lies, and statistics." Meaning statistics are often used misleadingly...typically when simple lies aren't having the desired effect!

But yes on the value of proper statistics. My profession is chemistry R&D, often making measurements where the uncertainty on the measurement is at least as important as the number measured! It's all about assumptions (what does your uncertainty estimate include?), confidence and properly drawn conclusions. I sort of understand kindergarten statistics, but I know the value of a good statistician in helping a measurements guy like me get things right. Unfortunately, most statisticians are theoreticians and not much good in the real world.

SteelJ's avatar

Statistics cited in media are more often than not misleading, and of no use to the average reader, who doesn't understand the pitfalls. My degree is in math, and my favorite math course was Probability and Statistics. The real-world applications of that course were immense. Statistics are a great tool, but only when properly compiled, and properly interpreted. Which is a tiny slice of their usage.

John Galt?'s avatar

The plandemic knocked a lot of people out of stable health, mentally and physically. Additionally, scores of utes went off to college to learn skills with absolutely no commercial value. Many of those jobs have (praise God) been eliminated, as they were servicing the aims of the Marxist progressives. These are people with almost no skills, unable to contribute to anything more meaningful than making espresso-based beverages.

Dr Jen | Syringa Wellness's avatar

I also suspect a lot of regionality. Our small-town downtown businesses have sales down 30%, year over year since Canadians started boycotting travel to the USA (we're practically a border town). While there are a lot of job openings, they're largely service industry and low wages.

Johnny-O's avatar

People who quit looking/applying are no longer included. The labor market stats have been rigged and wrong for decades. If a D is in office and it's a "good" report, somehow people around here know better, but since it's the tribe of choice with a good labor report, the numbers are to be believed. It's quite pathetic, honestly.

Valerie's avatar

Thank you for your line about β€˜coughing up the black pill’, Jeff. Society has gone through deep struggles before and the human being is built to adapt to challenges and figure things out. We will do it again, and at some point this era will be in the rear view mirror.

Isn’t there an old Chinese curse that’s something like β€˜may you live in interesting times’? Well, the red arrow on the map says β€˜you are here’. Interesting times, it not apocalyptic times.

GregWA's avatar

"I will continue cutting β€˜experts’ down to size whenever I get the chance."

Jeff, you've given us the methodology for doing this and it's simple: look for expert statements that concern things outside of the expert's alleged expertise. Those things will be wrong. Every. Single. Time. I know and trust that you will go beyond that in your take downs! And I look forward to them all!

Skenny's avatar

"Inflation, as we’ve noted before, is a hangover from Biden’s money-printing parties."

While anyone versed in 2nd grade math could observe this, "Biden" was unable to point it out because it was the Obama-Biden policy to run the printers 24/7. They had to pretend it was anything and everything other than inflationary monetary policy. And of course the media cooperated.

Michael Miller's avatar

Let us not deny responsibility of the uniparty which unleashed inflation in 1933 (dem)and 1971 (Rep) by removing gold backing from the $ and allowing big gov to print unlimited fiat $ by stealing the value from the ones in your wallet and bank. Hope you are not holding your wealth in fiat $.

Skenny's avatar

As you rightly observe, we have a government, led by Congress and the entrenched bureaucracy, essentially at war with its citizens.

Johnny-O's avatar

Trump had the record deficit prior to Biden taking that prize. Now Trump is going to beat Bidens record

Jeff and company have amnesia or the inability to be intellectually honest.

Skenny's avatar

To be intellectually honest, you are referencing the Covid impact, for which Tony Fauci can take credit. Generally, the federal government spends too much money, and the largely democratic driven NGO industrial complex deserves a lot of credit for that. Congressional Republicans lack the will to restrain spending or restrain democrats.

Johnny-O's avatar

If Biden is POTUS, its his fault. If Trump is potus, it is congress's fault. Got it.

The uniparty wins either way with your scenario.

Skenny's avatar

β€œBiden” wasn't responsible for tying his shoes. But you are right about the uni-party. Democrats are determined to screw the voters and Republicans are determined to let them.

At least Trump has tried to increase government efficiency (see DOGE), but got sued by the democrats every time. He has decreased federal employment in spite of them.

Johnny-O's avatar

DOGE is smoke and mirrors. A simple sham (which many here gobbled right up) to allow a private entity to gobble up lucrative data. What has come of it? Not much, which was how it was designed to be.

Skenny's avatar

DOGE identified opportunities to decrease the massive fraud of USAID. As a taxpayer, I appreciate that effort, even if the Congress fails to follow up.

GregWA's avatar

How many of the AI experts who predict doom do NOT have a dog in the AI fight? Follow the money!

And I'd bet my wife's Honda Pilot that 90% of the AI doom prediction sources are Chinese. Slowing us down is their one hope of catching up to us.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Someone on Fox said this morning that rather than setting up regulatory capture for Big AI firms ( haven't we learned our lesson yet about regulatory capture in medicine?) that AI should not be protected against legal liability for any harm it might cause. Knowing they can be sued automatically means a safer product.

Lori's avatar

Don't believe in their doomsday one iota. God is the only one in charge and there I hold all my faith.

Ron Haave's avatar

Love the correction to the Times in re the subjunctive tense . I vividly remember learning about it in elementary school in the 1940’s. Today. No one seems to know how to use it . So here I am sitting with Brick from The Middle; he,obsessing with his fonts, and me , obsessing with the subjunctive tense.

Mrs. M.'s avatar

English Geeks UniteπŸ€“πŸ˜„

John Galt?'s avatar

Good point. Not to mention ending sentences with prepositions. It's something up with which I simply will not put.

Bryn Cannon's avatar

People use β€œlead”, the heavy metal, when they mean β€œled”, the past tense of β€œlead”.

KBB's avatar

English has so many words that look and/or sound the same but mean entirely different things. How anyone learns it as a second language astounds me. That said, the example you cite (another example: cite/sight/site) is most frequently made by native speakers. No excuse. Spelling and grammar education in this country has become nearly non-existent.

Susan Seas's avatar

My latest Grammar pet peeve is Sale vs Sell. Sorry because once you see it, it’s everywhere!!! Does no one know the difference.

GregWA's avatar

Elementary school in the 1940s! Dude! You're my new grammar hero!

FrankInFL's avatar

My pet peeve is the recent trend omitting β€˜to be’ in certain instances, e.g.: β€œThis is a practice that needs eradicated.”

THAT is a practice that needs TO BE eradicated!

Donna in MO's avatar

"But that kind of common sense doesn’t generate clicks." And THAT is why we as a country are stuck in a doom loop. "Influencers" currency, and way of making a living, is based on clicks. Just like in the olden days, when "if it bleeds it leads" was the TV newscast motto, we are drawn to the negative. Like the people who slow down to look at a wreck and exacerbate the traffic slowdown. It's human nature, but we need to consider GOD's nature - like Jeff noted, worrying will not add one more day to our lives.

However, we can translate that worry into action. I would argue every single one of us at least one candidate or ballot issue that we can get behind. Let's use the next 5 weeks to get busy and DO something about the concerns we have. If you are in MO, vote YES on Amendment 3 and NO on Amendment 6. Tell your friends. Make some calls. Knock some doors. Get so busy you don't have TIME to worry.

Lori's avatar

And adding to that Donna, know that God is in charge and profuse worry should not be in our vocabulary. I agree, a call to action is in order. What will be will be as it is ordained from Above but we have faith that the Lord will take care of those that believe in Him.

Donna in MO's avatar

BUT "worry" can be a motivator. If we say, "God's got this" and have no worries, we wouldn't vote, volunteer, and donate to causes. I was at a rally last night, and one of the speakers noted that there is a decent percentage (didn't write it down, don't remember the exact #) of Christians who are not registered and don't vote. "Faith without works is dead" So it is incumbent on we believers to put our faith in God to work in our communities, and that includes the ballot box.

Susan Seas's avatar

Christians who don’t vote = how we got here!

Lori's avatar

I don't see worry as a motivator at all. I see it as the opposite. Nowhere in the Bible did God say to be apathetic. Those who have always be motivated will continue to be so while the sloths and doomsdayers will do little to nothing in my opinion.

Susan Seas's avatar

What still concerns me is what He can let us go through, but then I also see all that he saved us from! πŸ™ŒπŸ» so even if the SHTF I will know that He’s still got this. Although you will probably not be able to find me hiding up in the mountains with no cell service or outside contact. LOL

Lori's avatar

Love that you are tucked away in Nature safely. As for me and mine, we will be on the front lines of the Civil War that may come to fruition fighting all the way.

Susan Seas's avatar

I’m not tucked away yet. I have been working towards it since 2021! 😭

Lori's avatar

But you will be soon enough and that is what matters!

Justin's avatar

I read Jeff's long synopsis of the Times' even longer article, and a clip from Paul in the Bible and the bottom line is "don't worry, be happy"?

Couldn't it have been shorter?

I guess we had to endure the journey to more appreciate the lessons learned.

RunningLogic's avatar

YES!!! This. Thank you Donna!!!