Voting should be the next thing we reform
Voting should be the next thing we reform
By Jason ThomasHow about reforming the way we vote? If we are all honest for a few minutes – and maybe that’s just asking too much – we can agree that the way we vote is a mess.
How will the high turnout affect the election?
How will the high turnout affect the election?
By David ThorntonMy hot take on early election news is that you should ignore all hot takes, including this one.
Will Trump pull off a landslide victory?
Will Trump pull off a landslide victory?
By Matt Howerton“Joe Biden has to stop President Trump in four out of four states.”
How will the Electoral College unfold? | Bill O’Reilly
How will the Electoral College unfold? | Bill O’Reilly
Bill O’Reilly broke down the state of the Electoral College on the eve of Election Day as a handful of states remain up for grabs including two historically deep-blue states. He predicted, based on both campaign’s internal polling, that President Trump has Arizona locked down along with the battleground states Georgia, Iowa, Florida, Ohio, and …
New Hampshire rocks 80% turnout
New Hampshire rocks 80% turnout
By Steve BermanNew Hampshire’s Secretary of State is predicting up to 80% turnout for the 2020 presidential election. The highest U.S. voter turnout in over a century is around 68%, and that was in 1900. The Granite State is poised to see at least 800,000 votes by the end of the day, with local clerks having received …
Can a faithful Christian vote for Joe Biden?
Can a faithful Christian vote for Joe Biden?
By Parker SniderThe scriptures, rightly applied, should be used to shape every aspect of our lives.
The horror will go on
The horror will go on
Regardless of the outcome, the riots will happen, and suits in Washington D.C. and on cable news will blame them on President Trump.
Republican presidents and first term crises
Republican presidents and first term crises
Reagan and Bush rose above the crises that threatened to render them one-term presidents. They were aided in large part by their grace, humility, and the sympathies of their political opponents.
Why Trump will win | Mike Slater
Christian responsibility and the election
Christian responsibility and the election
By Tom SearlDo Christians have an obligation to vote for one party over the other? Or do Christians have other obligations?
What becomes of the GOP if Trump loses? | Dana Loesch
What becomes of the GOP if Trump loses? | Dana Loesch
“You’ve seen leader after leader bend a knee to rage mobs and tyranny. And Trump hasn’t done that.”
An in-depth look at normal vs. abnormal elections
An in-depth look at normal vs. abnormal elections
The wounds from the 2000 election, and from the second Clinton term that preceded it, have never healed and have fueled the acrimony that has dominated the political landscape ever since.