Insight - Aug. 6th, 2020
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Voting or not voting will dictate much; as our government is set up to give power to the people, through voting. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the power of the vote. Brother John references the growing number of districts in the United States that have large Muslim communities and have voted in Representatives who have made openly anti-American statements. We must realize many sitting and soon to be elected who have no patriotic respect for America and what America stands for. The Rosenstern’s discuss how not all immigrants feel the same, but many do not honor the foundation of Capitalism that America was built on. Brother Josh encourages all voting Americans to research the platforms of those on the ballots. He offers the site, Justicedemocrats.com. This political action committee is recruiting and has funded several Muslim Representatives that have already been seated as Representatives in the U.S. White House. He says we must know who we are electing to make decisions in this country.
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