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Local groups organize a "Not My President" rally against the White House's executive orders; Singer-songwriter Kalani Peʻa wins his fourth Grammy with the album "Kuini"

In today's newscast, peaceful protests in Monterey and Santa Cruz showed support for democracy and objections to many actions taken by the Trump administration. The Santa Cruz County Courthouse on Water Street and the Window on the Bay side of Del Monte Avenue in Monterey were the gathering points for rallies that were largely organized through social media and were loosely affiliated with the national 50501 Movement. That's a reference to 50 protests, 50 states, 1 day, an online effort that organized protests in state capitals earlier in February. Monday's Not My President protests were held on the Presidents Day national holiday.

Here's your local news for Monday, February 17, 2025:We brave the cold to hear from folks at the "Not My President's Day" protest,Take a look at how Wisconsin's Senators have voted so far on Trump's cabinet picks,Learn the public health benefits of fluoridated water,Share the local government's calendar for the week ahead,Mark the anniversary of a massive strike at Yale University,Review two new media offerings,And much more.

Mavericks assistant coach Darrell Armstrong was arrested Saturday on a charge of aggravated assault after allegedly hitting his girlfriend with a gun. Dallas police responded to a call at about 3:45 a.m. Saturday in the 1000 block of Ross Avenue. According to police, Armstrong was involved in an argument before he allegedly struck the victim with a gun and threatened to shoot her. In other news, a new political group opposed to President Donald Trump is organizing protests across the nation, including one today at Dallas' City Hall. 50501 is planning “Not My President's Day” protests at state capitols and city halls nationwide today. The protest in Dallas will be held at City Hall at noon; Texas' largest teacher preparation program made enough progress to come off probation after years of scrutiny, allowing it to continue operation, state officials determined Friday; And as you plan to trim trees and clear the yard, the Dallas Zoo is asking you to consider donating your leafy twigs and branches. The Browse Program at the Dallas Zoo is accepting recently trimmed or felled landscaping to help feed and enrich its animals, from the towering African elephant to the spectacled dusky leaf monkey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Be mindful in all that you think and do.“When you follow a leader, consider what would lead you to withdraw your support.If the answer is nothing, your integrity is in jeopardy. Your highest loyalty belongs to principles, not people.No leader deserves unconditional love.Commitment is earned through character.”-Adam GrantGrant is the host of the WorkLife and ReThinking podcastsHe has authored several books including Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success (Viking, 2013) ISBN 9780670026555Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World (Viking, 2016) ISBN 9780525429562Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy. with Sheryl Sandberg (Knopf, 2017) ISBN 9781524732684Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know (Penguin, 2021). ISBN 9781984878106Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things (Penguin, 2023). ISBN 9780593653142

It's Presidents Day and some local communities are hosting "Not My President" rallies to voice opposition to many of the Trump administration's recent actions. And, this year's flu season has been rough in California.

In this Monday Edition of "The Whitfield Report," we delve into the intense reactions from the political left following Donald Trump's election victory. Join host Sam Whitfield in a 37-minute exploration where we dissect the emotional and psychological turmoil experienced by Trump's detractors: - **Introduction (0:00 - 2:00):** Sam sets the stage by revisiting the shockwaves that Trump's win sent through the progressive community. He shares a brief recap of the election night and the immediate aftermath. - **The Immediate Aftermath (2:00 - 10:00):** We examine the initial responses, including the public demonstrations, social media outcries, and statements from prominent figures on the left. This segment includes clips from news outlets and social media reactions, highlighting the disbelief and despair. - **Psychological Impact (10:00 - 18:00):** Here, Sam delves into psychological theories to explain the intense reactions, discussing concepts like cognitive dissonance, identity politics, and the phenomenon of 'election stress syndrome.' Guest insights from a psychologist might be included to offer expert analysis. - **Cultural and Social Repercussions (18:00 - 25:00):** This part focuses on how the election has influenced cultural narratives, with discussions on how movements like #NotMyPresident and changes in social interactions reflect a broader cultural shift. Sam might reference studies or surveys conducted post-election to underline these shifts. - **The Role of Media (25:00 - 30:00):** Analysis of how media coverage might have amplified or mitigated these reactions. Sam critiques various media outlets, discusses the role of 'fake news,' and how the narrative was framed post-election. - **Looking Forward (30:00 - 35:00):** A discussion on the long-term effects on political discourse, the polarization of America, and how these reactions have impacted subsequent political events. Sam ponders whether this level of response was a one-time phenomenon or a sign of things to come. - **Wrap-Up (35:00 - 37:40):** Sam concludes with a personal reflection on the importance of understanding and learning from such political moments, encouraging listeners to engage critically with political events. He teases the next episode and provides contact information for listener feedback. This episode aims to offer listeners not just a recount of events but an in-depth look at the psychological and societal layers beneath the surface of political reactions. Tune in for a balanced, insightful discussion on one of the most tumultuous times in recent American electoral history. **Support Links:** - [Substack](https://samwhitfield.substack.com/) - [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/whitfieldreport) - Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform.

In recent years, the phrase "NOT MY PRESIDENT" has become increasingly common. However, the reality is that whether you like it or not, you do have a president. In this message, we'll examine a pivotal moment when Israel rejected God's ultimate authority, explore how the desire for human leadership led to consequences, and discuss how this relates to our lives today. Regardless of your political stance, the truth remains: YOU HAVE A KING. Your decision to accept and follow this King will transform your worldview and bring you true freedom! If you've made a decision today, we'd love to pray with you: https://bit.ly/3FsFHH5 CONNECT WITH US: → Request Prayer: https://bit.ly/3zMyf5E → Request Care: https://bit.ly/3fBTX5G → Share a Testimony: https://bit.ly/3Jo7Ped → Find Events and More: https://bit.ly/3TcrkcR → Leave us a Review on Google: https://bit.ly/47925jP → Plan a Visit in Person: https://bit.ly/3sfQdg7 FOLLOW US: → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/illuminatec... → Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@illuminate_ch... → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/illuminatech... WE HELP PEOPLE FIND ABUNDANT LIFE IN JESUS!

NTD has produced a special TV series adapted from the book “How the Specter of Communism Is Ruling Our World,“ by the editorial team of ”Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party.“ Watch the seventh episode, ”Infiltrating the West Pt. 1,” here. The 2016 U.S. presidential election was one of the most dramatic in decades. The campaign trail was full of twists and turns that persisted long after the election. The winner, Republican candidate Donald Trump, was besieged by negative media coverage and protests in cities around the nation. The demonstrators held signs emblazoned with slogans such as “Not My President” and declared that Trump was racist, sexist, xenophobic, or a Nazi. There were demands for a recount and threats of impeachment before he even assumed office. Investigative journalism has revealed that many of these protests were instigated by certain interest groups. As shown in America Under Siege: Civil War 2017, a documentary directed by Florida-based researcher Trevor Loudon, a significant portion of the demonstrators were “professional revolutionaries” with ties to communist regimes and other authoritarian states, such as North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, or Cuba. The film also highlighted the role of two prominent American socialist organizations: the Stalinist Workers World Party and the Maoist Freedom Road Socialist Organization. Having researched the communist movement since the 1980s, Loudon determined that left-wing organizations have made the United States their primary target for infiltration and subversion. The fields of American politics, education, media, and business have increasingly shifted to the left under the influence of well-placed individuals. Even as people around the globe cheered the triumph of the free world after the Cold War, communism was stealthily taking over the public institutions of Western society, in preparation for the final struggle.   ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

Not My President. EXCLUSIVE: 8,000 more nursing home dead in Michigan buried in Whitmer's statistical mass grave. *If the media would like access to the material and data for a follow up, I'm more than happy to provide it. DM Me Subscribe to NBN on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NoBSNewshour Subscribe to NBN on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-bs-news-hour-with-charlie-leduff/id1435711364 Subscribe to NBN on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1L55xlG8yyvSFX9kwbJRpu Like NBN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeDuffCharlie Follow to NBN on Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlieleduff

Episode 445... Mad Ax goes solo again, this time for a half-hour President's Day special. Saddle up, because 2024 is going to be a wild political ride! No matter who our (elderly) President is, you can always count on punkers to come up with some great sarcastic tunes. Be sure to check out the Punking the Presidents playlist on YouTube for plenty more where that came from. Enjoy!Listen to Episode 445: (scroll for set list)On ARCHIVE.On Apple or Google Podcasts, hit "play."On blogspot, play it below:Listen to The Brothers Grim Punkcast:ARCHIVE.Org - hear/download past episodesPUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION - Wednesdays 7 p.m. PSTRIPPER RADIO - Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. PSTApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsYouTube PodcastsContact Brothers Grim Punk:brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com - In a punk band? Send us your music! Want us to make you a punk song? Email us some lyrics!@Punkbot138 on Instagram@BrosGrimPunk on XMore Punk Music:Bandcamp - Follow us and download our albums: Brothers Grim Punk, Fight Music, and more!YouTube - tons of punk playlists, from Anarchy to Zombies!President's Day    0:30    Professor    Corientation President    0:55    Dead Ends    Damned Nation The President Is A Punk    1:13    Erection Punitive    Resurrection Matador For President    1:34    Fight Music    Let Them Eat Cock (Bkgrd) President's Day    3:57    Overloaded    Regeneration A Message to the President    0:25    Limp Wrist  Not My President    0:54    Potbelly    Legacy of Debauchery Fuck Off President    1:42    бритва (Razor) Ronald Reagan    1:19    Hatred    My Revenge Bushanomics    1:14    Grimple    Up Your Ass P.M.R.Clinton    1:19    Litmus Green    It Must Suck To Be You Fucked Up Bush    2:04    D.O.A    Live Free or Die Obamanation    1:36    The P.I.N.s    Obamanation Demo Fuck You Donald Trump    1:43    Escuela de Odio (Hate School)    Y Nada Mas Que la Verdad (And Nothing But the Truth) I Shot Joe Biden    1:35    Toxic Shock    Daily Demons  We're Fucked    1:01    Brothers Grim Punk       Upcoming 2024 LP Stop Electing Idiots    0:11    This Side of Anarchy    1917 (Bkgrd) Even Clinton Inhaled    3:56    The Accidents    Making Fun of Others… to Boost Our Self EsteemElection Year    1:26    PunchCard    Making It Great… Again

Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost October 22, 2023 Godly Government Sermon based on Romans 13:1-7 https://stpeterchurchmodesto.org

SPONSORToday's post is brought to you by The SampleDiscover the best independent writers.Each morning, The Sample sends you one article from a random blog or newsletter that matches up with your interests. When you get one you like, you can subscribe to the writer with one click.Living in the Age of Hyper-ActivismIn the age of internet and social media, every cause seems to be dire, and every voice seems concerned. It takes too little to get tempers high and drive trends in favour or against any subject - ideology, person, event or entity. When we see such large number of people or rather accounts coming together posting their opinions - mostly outraged, it is hard to deny that we are living in the age of hyper-activism.Social activism as a tool to protest against authorities and push forward the will of people is a hallmark of free society. As the societies matured and adopted rights based liberal & democratic system, people became freer to assert their wants. To represent those wants, the social leaders came forward. Across the globe, at different stages in the human history we saw social movements changing the world for better. Since past century, as the imperialism and colonialism declined, the access to education increased and more people made their path upward the power structure; avenues for civic representation increased and along with them activism. With changing times, news ideas and new awareness came along, which demanded that people rose against the old system. It did a lot of good.But in last decade or so, if you notice, suddenly the quantum of activism seems to have increased whereas the change expected to come through them seem to have declined. What has changed? Why it seems so? Is it even true? Let's Explore.Public Protest in the Past CenturyActivism has risen dramatically in past years, and it continues to rise. A growing percentage of youth believe more in the protest politics than the formal political participation as the older generation did. From #BlackLivesMatter to #ClimateStrike, the hashtags trends have created much larger public mobilization than most movements we had seen in the preceding couple of decades.The current rise in the ‘activism culture' also seem amplified because towards the end of the last century we saw a bit of dip. The dip in political activism towards the end of last century had a couple of reasons behind it. First, and the fundamental one was the fatigue. The last century was the century of political transformation across the globe. The world remained on edge for most part of it and by the time cold war ended, a level of fatigue had set in. At the same time free markets were expanding and new range of ‘capitalistic products' were reaching to a larger part of the world. To some extent the generation politically active earlier took a bit of time out after the century of turmoil. Second reason is that the nature of cause was shifting in this time and was still to capture critical mass. For the much of last century, the civil movements largely focused on freedom from oppressive form of governments - colonialism, monarchy and communism. As the century was closing, more nuanced and mature causes came to foray – equality, climate, free-speech etc which had yet not gained momentum with larger mass.  As the millennium turned, and a new generation was adulting, this new range of civil causes started to become more mainstream. They captured the public psyche as freedom of speech, expression and demonstration became available to larger number of people across the globe, and now were being exercised with help of much more available & accessible mass media. Although, there was an ease of access and higher availability, the media, in terms of technology, being utilized for these civil agitations were largely same as earlier.But there was something else which was still in its nascent stage, that would change the game completely within a decade – internet and social media. While the internet had become available towards the end of last millennium, its usage by a large number of people to organize together hadn't not become mainstream. Civic bodies and activists had certainly built a presence, but it was still a niche group utilizing technology.  In a few years, Facebook & twitter turned everyone in to an activist.Activism in the age of social mediaWith advent of social media and rapidly growing penetration of internet, the power to opine, organize and agitate became universally available. The cause, the causer and the casualty became borderless. You didn't need to belong to any organization, nation or even continent, to become a participant in a civil agitation. It essentially was a good thing; to support a valid cause – let's say gender equality, anti-racism or climate change – you do not need to belong to a specific demography. We saw a lot of platforms coming up, such as Change.org, providing people a medium to petition for cause they wished to raise support for. We also saw governments and authorities moving to set up channels of communication over social media for users to register their views, complaints and protests.But then, the water started getting muddied. As people learnt to use technology, some also learnt to manipulate it. Some fell prey to algorithmic manipulation of thought and behaviour by the platforms themselves. And, we started seeing a storm of manufactured agitation taking place on internet. Fast forward to now, you wouldn't find a single day when there isn't a twitter trend protesting or boycotting one thing or another. The number of activists and activism events have sky rocketed; yet, the value of activism seems to be going down. There are essentially three reasons behind this.Ease of Organizing & CommunicatingIn the era before the internet, taking a cause to a critical mass took a lot of effort. Serious organizations spend a lot of time, money and effort to reach a large number of people and make petition to the authorities. A lot of cause – which may or may not have had extremely serious impact on the life of people – got side-lined simply because the advocates couldn't put together the cost required to organize. While internet solved for this, it also removed any filter that checked for seriousness or the legitimacy of the cause. Today, anyone at any point of time with enough time at hand and a certain level of internet savviness can generate enough traction for any cause to make it look legitimate to a large number of people. Once they cross the critical mass, the snowballing effect makes the agitation trend. On top of that, add the ease of creating and circulating propaganda material to a large number of people. There is little to no entry barrier when it comes to someone becoming a social activist. The correct music and a clip of right length donning the trending move can take your cause across the world in no time.In an ideal world, all of it would have been a good thing. But we do not live in an ideal world.Low Cost of ParticipationBefore internet, if someone truly believed in a cause they would volunteer, attend gatherings or donate. The participation for a large part was active and put a real cost on the supporter in terms of time, money and effort.Social media made the cost of participation zero. All you need to do, is click a button –like, share or sign a petition. Passive participation has grown exponentially. Nowadays when you come across a digital agitation backed by a million people, it is practically impossible to tell how many have actually even given it a thought. Infinite scroll, double tapping like and the tendency to align with peer group means that millions of users are sharing, resharing and lending their support to civil causes without even being consciously aware of it.Such passive participation has completely taken away credibility from any kind of civil mobilization that happens on internet. And, because of this reason we see gems like #NotMyPresident trending in Mumbai, India when Donald Trump swears in as President at Washington DC, USA. Yes, he is not your president, you live in an entirely different country.Now, add another layer of fake accounts and bot farms on top of all this. The numbers that we see become completely immaterial. Have you ever wondered why someone pulling millions of traction on social media, fail to raise even a few thousands when they go out asking for donations? Yes, that happened. A group of prominent social activists when asked their millions of supporters and followers in India to donate, they couldn't even raise $1000.Then comes another emerging trend of cause influencers. It has started paying to be a supporter of a cause. So now we have social media influencers broadcasting causes to their followers which neither they nor their followers have any real awareness or interest in. As opposed to activist who fail to raise donations; these ‘activist influencers' are actually raking in a lot of money to support their ‘activist lifestyle' and as a compensation for stress that being active causes them.All of it put together, social media activism has created a mirage of huge mobilization whereas the real impact of such activism rarely yields much.Cumulative EffectEven if, for a minute, we forget about all the motivated and manipulated online agitation along with their passive or fake participants, there is still much larger number of activism events that we come across on the internet which are genuine and have real backers. They also seem much higher than many of us would have seen in preceding decades. This can be attributed to cumulative effect.Internet is a borderless place. Events happening anywhere in the world become available to us. This is true about content, trends, crime and even about causes. If not for internet, a child sitting outside her school for climate would at max be replicated in a couple of global cities and feature on the fifth page of some newspapers in a bunch of countries followed by a discussion in a non-prime slot on a few news channels. Most people would never find out that such an agitation ever took place. Internet makes everything visible. We end up seeing some sort of civil protest going on everyday in some part of world for some cause and cumulatively it seems that world is in turmoil all the time. This is aided by the algorithmic design of social media platforms which feed us with more of what we see. Together the impact lead us in to believing the scale of an event to be much larger than what it actually is.Over all internet has changed the way social activism happened and was perceived. We are in an age where the serious civic issues are being treated in the same manner as any other social media post. The messaging is reductive, the engagement is momentary, and churn is short. A phenomenon, which can be defined as the ‘tiktokization' of activism.Thank you for reading The Percolator. This post is public so feel free to share it.Downside of ‘Tiktokization' of ActivismWhile the internet had helped in bringing a lot of very serious issues to the foray and have mainstreamed many a cause which earlier found it extremely difficult to gain critical engagement; it has also come with a lot of downside.A continuous stream of protests, agitation and boycotts results in a level of fatigue among the larger mass not personally invested or directly impacted by the cause. Over time, they become immune to the issues being discussed not only on internet but in real life as well. Over exposure in an extremely reductive manner on social media dilutes the seriousness of topics being discussed. The leadership, representation and expected outcomes, all become contested even among the supporters of the cause. And then as if on cue, as the support had surged for the cause an equally prominent opposition also builds up. If you have followed trending issues on social media, you would recognize this pattern too often. Many extremely serious issues are now just ending up being a trend war.Then there is the issue of false expectations of immediate outcome. In the world of social media users, the expectation of turn around and the attention span is too short to match with how things work in real world. When no significant movement on the issues happen in real life, a lot of supporters either simply get disappointed or a bunch of conspiracy theory start rising. Neither helps in maintaining the seriousness and integrity of the cause. A cause reduced to internet trend gets the same lifespan as any other trend, and then all those who paid attention to it simply move on to a newer trending issue.But biggest adverse impact of this phenomenon is the false sense of righteousness that barrage of manipulated communication and seemingly millions of supporters can result in. Internet does spill in to real life, and off late we have seen real violence resulting in loss of life and property caused by set of people taking moral high ground following agitations spurred on internet. Internet activism is becoming a breeding ground for radicalization. It has become almost too easy to whip up issues, raise temper and encourage individuals to break law, all in the name of a ‘good cause'.  How to separate wheat from the chaff?It is not easy. There are two layers here. First, to keep yourself rooted and not give in the temptation that internet creates to raise your self-value by climbing on the moral high ground. Rise for a cause that you are invested in, have understood on your own and willing to bear a real cost for. Second layer is when you have found your own bearing within those issues also identify who you lend your voice to and who you give your ear to.Imagine four quadrants made by two axis – one going from passive to active and another seeking to discovering. The first one is the spectrum for participation, whether you are a passive participant in a cause or an active one. The other axis is about how you came across the issue. Were you actively seeking it, or just happened to randomly discover it?Now put this all together. If you are a passive participant in a discovered cause, you have nuisance value. It is even worse, if you have discovered it from another passive participant. Either start seeking more information or if you really care then show more active participation, bear a cost. If you are a passive participant in a cause that you were seeking out, at least your interest is genuine, but your participation is not very productive. Either you are still not convinced or do not have the risk appetite to put you name on it. Then the quadrant of discovered and active. It is a dangerous place, and you need to be extremely careful. If you are putting in real cost, you might want to spend time in understanding the source from whom you discovered the cause and ensure you are not being manipulated either by platform algorithm or cause marketing by influencers. Seek more information before you get more invested. The causes you genuinely believe in will fall in the quadrant of Seeking and Active.The temptation on internet is too high to be part of most trending issues and say things which is expected to be received well by peer and aspirational groups. But at scale such motivated behaviour by people do not help anyone. We end up living in and showcasing a make believe world which in the end results in disappointment and delusion. Civil movement are the foundation of societal growth; the weakening, manipulation, commercialization – the ‘tiktokization' of it, is bad for everyone.RECOMMENDATIONS1440 Media - Fastest way to an impartial point of viewThe Average Joe - Stock market insights for youChartr - Free newsletter with visual insightsSPONSOR2.6 million people wake up to this newsletter every morningThere's a reason over 2.6 million people start their day with Morning Brew - the daily email that delivers the latest news from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. Business news doesn't have to be dry and dense...make your mornings more enjoyable, for free. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit percolator.substack.com

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Inflation rising, cancel culture falling. Biden's policies are crippling the economy and AOC is pushing to double down. Adam Schiff called out and Aaron Rodgers stands up. All this and more on Carnivore Bites.

Biden's approval keeps dropping as he failures continue. At least 450 Americans are still trapped in Afghanistan, inflation rising at the fastest rate in history, and freedom of speech keeps getting threatened. Get to the meat of the matter with Carnivore Bites.

Superman goes woke, China's weapons go hypersonic, Chappelle fights back and Democrats continue to fail. All this and more in this episode of Carnivores Bites.

The American nightmare continues as inflation rises, job creation misses expectations, Christmas may be cancelled, and China is on the rise. Hosts Eric Lopkin and Jeff Sherman examine how Biden's failures are racking up.

Biden approval ratings are falling, the liberal media has stopped covering for him, and his agenda is falling apart. Corruption at the FBI is coming to light and Hillary attempted to use the FBI to rig the 2016 election. All this and more in this episode of Carnivore Bites.

The American debacle continues as more questions arise about who is pulling Biden's strings. AOC violates campaign finance laws, Miley's call to China amounts to treason, the Democrats want to raise taxes on gig workers and freelancers, Manchin holds the Democrats at bay and more in this episode of Carnivore Bites.

Biden's approval keeps dropping, moderate Democrats are stepping up against the radical left, the State Department lies about rescues, FDA officials leave the administration, COVID keeps rising and the economy is dropping. What does this mean for the Biden agenda?

Biden's border policy struck down by the Supreme Court, Afghanistan deteriorates as the U.S. cowtown to the Taliban, and the FBI exonerates Trump in the Jan 6 riots. All this and more as Carnivore Radio hosts Jeff Sherman and Eric Lopkin get to the meat of the matter.

The tragic defeat of the U.S. in Afghanistan will have repercussions for months and years. Joe Biden has made the entire world a more dangerous place. Carnivore Radio hosts Jeff Sherman and Eric Lopkin discuss what the means for the Biden administration, the people of Afghanistan, and the political and security ramifications for the United States.

The hashtag #NotMyPresident began trending when Joe Biden was inaugurated Wednesday. Today's podcast explains why this sentiment is so dangerous, then we explore the historical context of this issue and identify four biblical responses. The Daily Article is written by Dr. Jim Denison with the Denison Forum. This podcast is narrated by Chris Nichter. To learn more, visit DenisonForum.org or email comments@denisonforum.org.

Having you been hashtagging "notmypresident"?  Well stop it! Especially you believers out there. Find your Bibles and brush up on Romans 13 and 1 Peter 2.      

Biden The Uniter? Since the 2016 Election (you could go back further if you wish) the Left have been in full meltdown mode with the election of Donald Trump. Chants of “Not My President” and “He's a Russian asset” have been their mantra for years. Now that it appears Joe Biden will take the Office of Presidency come January 20th, the Left are making calls for “Unity”. Or are they? Let's Break It Down… Articles: “Yes, Joe Biden Can Unite Trump Voters and Progressives'” https://www.newsmax.com/t/newsmax/article/1003773/43 Make sure to Like, Share, Comment, & Subscribe! ==================== About The Caramel Conservative Podcast is a no holds barred, no B.S. take on current events and politics in the United States with a great mixture of sarcasm and humor from a very right of center perspective tempered with common sense. ==================== Learning More About The Caramel Conservative Website: www.plusultramedia.com Contact: edelgado@plusultramedia.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaramelConservativePodcast/ Spreaker Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/thecaramelconservative YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RXDkUKUALAd_TgnZBd9Rg/ LBRY.TV https://lbry.tv/@S.T.S.:4 MINDS: https://www.minds.com/thecaramelconservative/ MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/eddelgado3 Gab: https://gab.com/TheCaramelConservative

Treason November 22nd, 2020 For the last 4 years we have heard various chants from the Radical Left of “He's Not My President”, “Resident In Chief”, and of course “He's leaving the White House one way or another”. It only got worse over this past year with the Radical Left outright calling for the dismantling of the American Government. Now, Congressman Bill Pascrell not only wants yet another investigation into President Trump but he's levying clams of Treason against President Trump. Let's Break It Down… Article: “Bill Pascrell Wants Investigation of President Trump, Allies” https://www.theblaze.com/bill-pascrell-congressman-trump-crimes?utm_content=buffer6633f&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=fb-glennbeck&fbclid=IwAR34YU6WFzJbQKnTrxmrL4ak3Hg3GNcnxZdMf0a7GQIVqEvwN-2f4rAoeQY ==================== About S.T.S. or Shooting The S*** is the short form video format breaking down topics in 20 to 30 minutes segments. The context is available on all social media platforms and on the S.T.S. Podcast. S.T.S. is a PG-13 show that is a no holds barred, no B.S. take on current events and politics in the United States with a great mixture of sarcasm and humor from a very right of center perspective tempered with common sense. ==================== Learning More About The Caramel Conservative & Shooting The S*** Website: www.plusultramedia.com Contact: edelgado@plusultramedia.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaramelConservativePodcast/ Spreaker Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/shooting-the-s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RXDkUKUALAd_TgnZBd9Rg/ LBRY.TV https://lbry.tv/@S.T.S.:4 MINDS: https://www.minds.com/thecaramelconservative/ MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/eddelgado3

The Democrat Debate took place the night we recorded this episode and it got us thinking about some things. Does God have a political party? Is it fair to say "Not My President"? Is it possible to agree with those on the "other side" on various things without supporting their overall political platform? How do we get to a better place in our political discourse? Does the Bible have anything to say about politics? These questions and more we discuss in this episode of the Angry Christian Podcast.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/angrychristianpodcast)

Do you celebrate President's Day? Or do you rather use the #NotMyPresident hashtag? Listen to @TheHomoHomie & co-host @TheJoseResendez discuss today's political climate through the immigration lens. “I feel like I won the lottery on oppressions!” says our guest. Special guest: Poet & Undocumented Socialite, Yosimar Reyes (@YosiRey)! 

Could the age-old struggle with sin and the yearning for redemption be hardwired into our very beings? Our latest episode grapples with the profound themes of sin and accountability, as illuminated within the stirring verses of Romans chapter 5, dissecting humanity's universal confrontation with wrongdoing. We're joined by renowned theologian Dr. Jane Smith, who aids us in traversing the oft-ignored inner knowledge of sin that echoes through the corridors of human conscience—a narrative deeply entrenched in Biblical scripture which asserts sin as an inherent human flaw rather than a novel concept. The dialogue evolves, weaving through the intricacies of covenant and the repercussions of breached trust, culminating in a contemplation of the hope that Christianity uniquely proposes—hope that penetrates the bleakness of sin with the promise of redemption.Venture with us further, as we tackle the enigmatic theological conundrum of representation in sin and salvation. With Dr. Smith's expert insight, we confront the perplexing link between ourselves and Adam's original sin, while also casting light upon the saving grace found in the figure of Jesus Christ—a beacon of hope for many. This episode leaves no stone unturned, examining how Christ's actions might carry the weight of redemption and righteousness for us all, a concept we're eager to explore further. Tune in for a session that not only confronts the blemishes of human imperfection but also offers a pathway to transcendence through the power of representative salvation.**Description generated by AI.Save the dates! lovereality.org/events

The Scott Radley Show Podcast Scott breaks down the potential danger behind hashtags like “#NotMyPremier” and “#NotMyPresident,” and the attitudes that lead to their creation. - Save the Mothers is an international organization working to improve the health of mothers and babies in developing countries. While in Uganda, Scott was able to see some of what STM has accomplished and learned how he and others can help. Guest:  Dr. Jean Chamberlain Froese, M.D., Founder of Save the Mothers - Bubba O'Neil joins Scott to discuss the U.S. Open and debate what will happen in the Ticats upcoming season. Guest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports anchor for CHCH News

DWM presents Unwritten, season 2, episode 06 "Things Left Unsung" Written and directed by Chris Burnside Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Additional music and lyrics by Michael Yates of the Ako Vendetta, K.Carter, Chris Burnside Elaine and Chelsea get away from their troubles for a night by seeing a musical. Afterward, while discussing the show at a cafe, they explore their own lives as a musical. "Introverted" Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Vocals: Luna Madison Piano: Brennan Paulin Guitar: Michael Yates Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Big Box" Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Lead vocals: Norb Wessels Backing vocals: Hope Ezell, Emily Kallenberg, Stephen Kallenberg Piano and keyboard: Brennan Paulin Saxophones and clarinet: Ed Ewing Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Hard to Say" Lyrics by K.Carter Music licensed from M.Fasol Vocals: Zack Duncan, Liz Rosevear "Love I Lost" Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Vocals: Jordan Lopez Piano: Brennan Paulin Guitars: Michael Yates Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Omniscient" Music by Michael Yates Lyrics by Chris Burnside Vocals: Sean Gunther Guitars: Michael Yates Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Call Me Gerry" Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Lead Vocals: David Senatore Backing Vocals: Megan Burnside, Emily Kallenberg Piano: Brennan Paulin Guitars: Michael Yates Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Not My President" Music and lyrics by Brennan Paulin Lead Vocals: Jordan Lopez Backing Vocals: Aaron Eechaute-Lopez, Hope Ezell, Emily Kallenberg, Stephen Kallenberg, Luna Madison, Brennan Paulin Piano: Brennan Paulin Guitars: Michael Yates Bass: Abby Williams Drums: Ian Mortensen "Come to Fruition (Theme from Unwritten)" Music and lyrics by Joey Ferber Vocals and violin: Kelsey Mills Guitar and bass: Joey Ferber Drums: Ian Mortensen This episode features music from Bensound.com. If you enjoy Unwritten, please briefly rate and review the show on iTunes or wherever you listen. This helps spread the word about the show. Check out video interviews with our cast at unwrittenpodcast.com. While you're there, you can get exclusive, supporter-only Unwritten merchandise. Connect with us: Facebook: dwmpresentsunwritten Twitter: @dwmpresents Instagram: dwmpresents Unwritten is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, places, and/or events is purely coincidental. Copyright © 2017 Dayton Writers Movement ltd. All rights reserved.

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In the post President Obama future we will have to make some important decisions about how we can best and most effectively work together to influence and guide the direction of our country in a way that makes the lives of American people and families better.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials, and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING in every election!  Let's work together toward these shared goals on Marvelous Monday!

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In the post President Obama future we will have to make some important decisions about how we can best and most effectively work together to influence and guide the direction of our country in a way that makes the lives of American people and families better.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials, and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING in every election!  Let's work together toward these shared goals on Marvelous Monday!

Tune in to Eyes Wide Open: DemBlogTalk on BlogTalk USA (and visit DemBlogNews) for current events in the news and politics!  Join BlogTalkUSA "Eyes Wide Open DemBlogTalk" talk radio program cohosts, Rheana Nevitt Piegols and Michael Handley for an inauguration special program Friday evening at 9:00 PM CST. Together with Texas Young Democrats Kristi Lara and Kevin Numerick, Rheana and Michael will talk about Obama and Trump, and the GOP agenda to repeal Affordable Healthcare, gut Social Security, gut Medicare, gut Medicaid, scrap the Paris climate agreement, privatize public education, and more...  We invite our listeners to call in and share their thoughts as we say goodbye to President Obama and look ahead to the GOP agenda. Listen to BlogTalkUSA "Eyes Wide Open DemBlogTalk" with Michael Handley and Rheana Nevitt Piegols at 9:00 PM CST, Friday, January 20th, by phone at (515) 605-9375. Press 1 to ask your question, make a comment, and share your thoughts!

A View From The Top with Dr. Shirley McKellar is a weekly radio program which airs LIVE on Community First Radio 1330AM KGLD in East Texas and right here on BlogTalkUSA!  We have a lively round-table discussion on the hottest topics in news and politics!  A panel of individuals with a wide range of views and opinions, coming together for respectful, open, and honest dialogue on the most controversial issues... That is what we are about each week on A View From The Top!

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In the post President Obama future we will have to make some important decisions about how we can best and most effectively work together to influence and guide the direction of our country in a way that makes the lives of American people and families better.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials, and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING in every election!  Let's work together toward these shared goals on Marvelous Monday! 

Rap It Up LIVE is an opportunity for Pastor A.F. Riggins to discuss current events in news and politics with a live audience and callers! Each Sunday night we discuss current issues of relevance for our world, our country, our communities, and our daily lives as citizens and as valuable members of the global community that is all of humankind! Tonight: A New Year, A New Focus!

A View From The Top with Dr. Shirley McKellar is a weekly radio program which airs LIVE on Community First Radio 1330AM KGLD in East Texas and right here on BlogTalkUSA!  We have a lively round-table discussion on the hottest topics in news and politics!  A panel of individuals with a wide range of views and opinions, coming together for respectful, open, and honest dialogue on the most controversial issues... That is what we are about each week on A View From The Top! Today: Inauguration Day is looming and "The Swamp" continues to be filled!

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In the post President Obama future we will have to make some important decisions about how we can best and most effectively work together to influence and guide the direction of our country in a way that makes the lives of American people and families better.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials, and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING in every election!  Let's work together toward these shared goals on Marvelous Monday! 

A View From The Top with Dr. Shirley McKellar is a weekly radio program which airs LIVE on Community First Radio 1330AM KGLD in East Texas and right here on BlogTalkUSA!  We have a lively round-table discussion on the hottest topics in news and politics!  A panel of individuals with a wide range of views and opinions, coming together for respectful, open, and honest dialogue on the most controversial issues... That is what we are about each week on A View From The Top!

Rap It Up LIVE is an opportunity for Pastor A.F. Riggins to discuss current events in news and politics with a live audience and callers! Each Sunday night we discuss current issues of relevance for our world, our country, our communities, and our daily lives as citizens and as valuable members of the global community that is all of humankind

Tune in to Eyes Wide Open: DemBlogTalk on BlogTalk USA (and visit DemBlogNews) for current events in the news and politics! Tonight: Let this rebroadcast of last night's Marvelous Monday Thanksgiving Political Family Food Fight give you some enouragement and fuel in preparation for the inevitable political propaganda coming your way from those Trump supporting family members who just can't wait to gloat at the Thanksgiving family gathering!  Resistance is NOT futile!  The election results have been processed and reality is setting in, so now is the time to stand up and speak out against the right wing coup that threatens our very freedom and democracy! WE MUST RESIST Fascism, Bigotry, Racism, and everything the incoming regime has in store! Resistance is our only choice because this racist man-child must never be our legitimate president!

Rap It Up LIVE is an opportunity for Pastor A.F. Riggins to discuss current events in news and politics with a live audience and callers! Each Sunday night we discuss current issues of relevance for our world, our country, our communities, and our daily lives as citizens and as valuable members of the global community that is all of humankind! Tonight: The Autopsy of Election 2016 Begins!  What went wrong? How did every poll get it wrong? Are we not the America we thought we had become? How do we pick up the pieces and move forward from here?

The Ombudsman Press Show: stimulating talk, live-callers,cutting edge interviews, and the un-cut local, state and national news that will inform taxpayers of the most paramount information that will keep them up-to-date when it comes to politics, religion and entertainment. Host, Bishop L.J. Guillory always delivers a powerful lineup of insightful, thoughtful, wise commentary and surprise guests for every episode of The Ombudsman Press Show! First Post Election show

6 AM - 1 - Happy Veterans Day!; Vincent extends an olive branch to Hillary supporters and the #NotMyPresident crowd; Opening Thoughts. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Anti-Trump riots.

The increase in overt racism over the past 8 years, is blamed on President Obama. How do you explain the state of race relations to your children? Are white moderates making decisions out of fear? To truly understand racism is to be a victim of racism.