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If Democrats seize control in the midterm elections, the 84-page playbook from House Democrats’ health care working group already maps out what they plan to do in their first 100 hours if they take back control of Congress. The first item on their agenda is abortion: abortion-on-demand nationwide funded by Americans’ tax dollars. In their own words, Democrats want to “Reestablish a federal right to abortion care and end restrictions that prevent people covered through federal health programs from receiving abortion coverage.” House Democrats have put their priorities in writing, and abortion is at the top of their list. Their plan would push their so-called Women’s Health Protection Act, which would wipe out pro-life laws in every state and end the Hyde Amendment so taxpayers are forced to pay for abortions through Medicaid and other federal programs. For nearly 50 years, Hyde has protected Americans from funding the taking of innocent life, and Democrats now want to erase it. Millions of Americans believe every child is created in the image of God, and they should never be forced to pay for abortions that violate their deepest convictions. Voters deserve to know where every candidate stands before Election Day, and resources like iVoterGuide.com are there to equip voters with the information they need to vote their values. This November, Americans have a clear choice, and pro-life voters must show up to protect unborn children and the use of their tax dollars. Vote on Tuesday, November 3, and ensure family, friends, co-workers, and fellow church members vote as well!

I've been asked by multiple people about the midterm elections. Here's my unfiltered sense of what's going on, along with my prediction. The Democrat momentum has been wildly overhyped. Democrats are at historic lows when it comes to popularity. Early turnout among Democrat voters is suppressed compared to 2018. That was the last midterm election under a Trump administration with Republicans controlling both the House and Senate, so it's about as close to an apples-to-apples comparison as you're going to get. In short, the Democrat Party is full of bad ideas and has no real leader. Ever since President Obama disappeared to Martha's Vineyard and Hawaii, Democrats have been without a clear leader. They're in a bad place. Republicans have a few things working against them. The Iran war, energy prices, and inflation have been difficult to overcome when it comes to public sentiment. Even if the war itself can be explained and justified, that doesn't change the economic reality people are dealing with. At the same time, Republicans have been able to codify the 2017 tax cuts and fully fund the border wall over the last 18 months. That's worth noting, and it's a positive. There's also a long list of other acomplishments that President Trump has been able to achieve. I think Republicans are the only game in town when it comes to sane policies. For the people who are eternally pessimistic and talk about not voting or how "all is lost," I completely disagree with that approach. I think it's unbiblical and unwise. In spite of her faults, America is still the freest and most prosperous place on planet Earth. As long as Christians are able to vote and choose our leaders, we should fully take advantage of that privilege. Much of the world lives under authoritarian governments and isn't afforded that opportunity. To that end, we should vote for the best available leaders every chance we get. Disengagement isn't an option. As for my prediction, the House of Representatives will likely be very close. If I had to guess, Democrats will probably take back the House. The U.S. Senate will stay in Republican control. The folks talking about Democrats taking control of the Senate have lost their minds. And no, James Talarico isn't going to beat Ken Paxton in Texas. This is loony stuff. The 2028 presidential race will kick off sooner rather than later, probably in early to mid-2027. As always, I reserve the right to be completely wrong on every prediction, and I'll humbly admit it on my radio show when I get it wrong. After all, we're human. We get things wrong.