The phrase “This election is a battle for the heart and soul of America,” is nothing short of misleading. Politicians claiming that a political election is for the heart and soul of the nation assumes that the heart and soul of the nation belongs to political parties, politicians or institutions of government. Nothing, and I mean nothing, could be farther from the truth.
During the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, Kamala Harris referenced abortion when discussing how the coronavirus pandemic has “disproportionately” impacted “Black, Latino and indigenous” communities.
A recent Fox News poll suggests that 28 percent of White Evangelicals will be voting for Joe Biden in the 2020 Presidential election.
The Democratic National Convention touted Joe Biden's Catholic faith in a new 60-second ad.
The Democratic National Convention kicked off its four-night event on Monday. Though the pandemic has forced the convention to reinvent itself virtually, the party assembled to officially nominate Joe Biden as its candidate.
The convention did not go lightly on Donald Trump, chiding him for his relationship with Black Americans and his handling of the coronavirus.
Here are a few takeaways from the evening:
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Senator Bernie Sanders said on Sunday that despite being more liberal than Joe Biden, Biden could be the “most progressive president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt.”
Franklin Graham took to Twitter this week to warn Christians of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's extreme views on abortion.
In the Broadway show Hamilton, as Gen. George Washington gives Alexander Hamilton his military command, he encourages and cautions the ambitious Hamilton:
“I know that we can win. I know that greatness lies in you. But remember from here on in, history has its eyes on you.”
Joe Biden's Vice Presidential pick, Sen. Kamala Harris, would be wise to remember this stanza — not with visions of grandeur or ego-puffing pride, but in humility-inducing reflection about her responsibility to the people of this land, the patriots that have gone before and the principles that make our united history all possible.
The next opportunity for the church to, as Chuck Colson often said, “be the church,” is to parents and children as the school year starts. “The Church that figures out how to care for kids and parents,” Pastor Rick argued, “will have the ear of America.” I think he’s right, and even more, I needed to be reminded that despite all the chaos of this culture moment, the work of the Church cannot be stopped.
According to a political analyizer, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden's Vice President pick, was ranked as the "most liberal" senator in 2019.
