Trump vs. Biden: The Debate

Today (Thursday the 27th), you’ll witness a fascinating presidential debate. Run by CNN, this might be the most ‘rigged’ debate ever. You can expect Biden will be heavily drugged to be alert, and drilled to answer questions provided to Biden’s team or written by the White House staff. Biden and the ‘moderators’ will tell blatant lies and use hate-speech words like ‘convicted felon,’ ‘threat to democracy, and ‘Nazi.’ They may cut Trump’s mic if he’s making a good point. 

But we know President Trump! He’ll be dynamic, witty and run circles around Biden. Afterwards, the media will in unison claim Trump lost, but those who watch it will know the truth. In the 1980 debate, Ronald Reagan won it by responding to some boring argument by Jimmy Carter with a simple, “there you go again.” Trump is the master of such retorts.

Action Alert - Register Voters

We’ve mentioned this before, but from now until the election, the most important action we can take is to register as many potential voters as possible. Democrats are registering illegal aliens, so we must step up our game. Start with your family, friends and social media contacts and ask them to register voters too.

You’ll probably know conservatives at work; ask if they and their families are registered. Talk to your fellow church members, and ask for the church to place a notice in the bulletin urging church members to register to vote.

Share this link to the national voter registration form:eac.gov/voters/national-mail-voter-registration-form

You can get printed forms at your local department of motor vehicles or other government offices, or print them yourself. Grab a clipboard and you’re ready to go!

You can visit gun shows (surprisingly, many gun owners are not registered), rodeos and fairs, civic and charitable clubs, home school groups and their age 18+ children, business organizations like the Chamber of Commerce, etc. These are groups with members more likely to vote Republican. You can also visit precincts that vote more Republican—contact your local GOP committee to learn which are the best, and ask if they have organized registration drives. Shopping centers and busy street corners offer good opportunities to talk to pedestrians.