Insight - Aug 26th, 2020
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Now is not the time to stop, but to push forward all the more. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss some of the optimism they are seeing at the Republican National Convention. Brother John says the progressives on the left are doing their best to attack the speakers that are actually inspiring. This country has come a long way, and the accusation that it is systemically racist is false. Brother John says there is a misrepresentation in America that racism is engrained throughout the whole system and is methodically planned. Brother John says since the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s we have come out of this pattern with many black American leaders in positions of Mayor’s, Sheriff’s, Governors', Congressmen and yes, the Presidency. God is creating a great diversity in this country. Brother Josh says our nation has been hit very hard, and we still see many inconsistencies with the virus; but you have to separate out the emotions to make good economic policy decisions. When leaders are making decisions based on fear, panic and speculation, they are not making good decisions. Brother John says he sees an optimism in the United States, with confidence showing in investments, 401K plans, and the economy is slowly bouncing back as people are getting back to work.
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