Insight - Oct 29th, 2020
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Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the remarkable number of early voters that have come out already, some 73-million. Brother John says that’s half the number of total voters in the 2016 election. Brother Josh says we must not take it for granted that the election will work itself out. He says all Christians must vote; we cannot sit back and leave it in the hands of everyone else. We have been given a responsibility and it is a privilege to vote. Brother John reflects on past Democratic Presidential wins; he recalls the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer. Brother John asks, why would the lower and middle class think they will be better off under a Biden Administration? And why do some Wall Street firms back Joe Biden? Brother Josh says they see socialism coming into play with bigger government, bigger corporations, more government spending, and higher taxes. The Rosenstern’s say beware this is Socialism/Communism; and be sure, it will remove the middle class.
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