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2021-07-04 20:38:01 Few things as annoying as a preacher insinuating on a patriotic holiday that love of country and a desire to defeat tyrants is idolatry and un-Christlike.

It would only be so if you had no regard for the will of God in these pursuits. Our founders (most of them) believed in no king but “King Jesus.” We shine in this world because we protect the dignity of man. The founders enshrined the rights they believed came from God because created people have dignity and are therefore afforded rights from God.

Yes, God orchestrates those who rule on the earth but also commands us to act in accordance with his will. When you pray “thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven” then you are working to bring his Kingdom here. Read Psalm 97:2 - it says justice and righteousness are the foundation of God’s throne.

Check your hearts and minds to ensure you are engaging in your political and civil duties pursuant to God’s will and you need not feel guilt over caring so much. Fighting against human trafficking, abortion, and willful defiance of the created order in the face of much persecution is a badge of honor.

FYI- almost every preacher preaching a message brow beating Americans for being angry at the events of the past decade, the election, or the direction of this country will be cooking out and shooting fireworks tonight. Celebrating what? A rebellion against tyrants and the establishment of a new form of government?

Rant complete! Have a blessed day.

(We are church shopping - not our home church) Open / Comment

2021-07-04 18:04:26 Today gives you a great opportunity to establish relationships with your neighbors at a cookout or fireworks shoot. You can pick their brains about the kind of stuff I've been posting. You have noticed by now that my data can stand on its own, aside from opinion. It doesn't require me to "be right." It puts the burden on those claiming "clean election" to defend the data and prove it as accurate.

I'd like to share a personal anedcote. I took my assessments to an area of DFW yesterday that voted heavily for Biden, more blue than anywhere else. I sat down and pulled out some of my best graphics, and spoke loudly enough to where even people walking by this area could hear me. While it did not get much of a reception, there was absolutely zero argument raised against it. Keep in mind, this is the biggest Biden voting population you'll find in all of DFW by percentage - but I am not scared to present my findings to those with whom I disagree. This went on for quite some time, but the clouds went away and it got hot.

It was at that point that I got up, turned around, and left the cemetery. Open / Comment

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2021-07-04 15:55:02 Here is a very basic spreadsheet for use (warning: my analytical tools are not overly complicated or fancy.) This is most useful for states/counties without a booming population growth, especially when we don't have Party registration info.

Here is analyzed all counties in SC with over 20,000 votes in 2020.

Notice GOP flat from McCain to Romney to Trump 1.0 almost everywhere, and Dems with no major growth.

In counties with limited population growth, you would not see the huge gains Trump made accompanied by huge Biden gains.

Counties in green check out with normal trends. Yellow is highly suggestive of corruption, but there is population growth/coalition shift to consider. Red reeks to high heaven.

Have at it and send me your findings. Do not miss the excel sheet loaded just below Open / Comment

2021-07-04 15:47:43 From a recommendation on last night's Q&A, I'll be posting a few work tools today for people in every state to get involved crunching data, and identifying suspcious county totals for you to work locally with your representatives and leadership.

There are only two types of counties (and sometimes, entire states). States that are growing at a rate to justify both parties making strong gains in vote totals, and those that are not.

I call the states in the former category "Horse Race" states. Florida is a good example, one in which both parties should gain votes based on population growth. In some places, it may be just a few counties, such as Maricopa County, which makes Arizona a "Horse Race" state. Growth must be accounted for.

In states/counties with little population growth, any large increase by one party (like Trump in Pennsylvania) is coming at the expense of the other party. That is why the entire region shifted so dramatically. There simply are not the voters to justify gains for the other party. The most horrifying example of what I've come to call "Keshel's Principle" being violated is in Macomb County, MI.

Would providing templates be useful? Open / Comment

2021-07-04 14:59:38 This is on the wall next to my desk. It is not a well known work, but love it. It was written by a man named Howard Schnauber and gives you a picture through the years of what the flag has been through at home and abroad. Open / Comment

2021-07-04 06:51:29 Does anyone have a good link or file that shows all the CTCL dollars per county, preferably all in one place? Open / Comment

2021-07-04 05:44:09 9:45 - 10:00 PM CST

Send me your questions Open / Comment