Megan Basham

So now that things have started to shift right and the Overton has moved, they're all kind of scrambling to get at the front of the line again.

And I don't want to allow that.

You know, there's a few who have openly said, I erred, I was wrong, I got caught up in a

charitable with those guys, but if they're just simply trying to reposition without any acknowledgement of how they participated in this Black Lives Matter madness, in this insistence that to love our neighbor or to welcome the stranger meant that we had to accept our own destruction, then no, I am not willing to continue to let you be the voice and the face of evangelical ideas.

Yeah, Shepherds for Sale is where I expose many of these things.

And it's important to know about World Relief because I would say they are integrally responsible for what happened to those National Guardsmen.

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Asking the glow for a minute of Dave Brat putting me with the young people as a mom of a teenager.

I really love that.

I'm so glad I came today.

But yes, so we talked about it because this has really been the steering mechanism to try to move evangelicals toward the left.

We talked about last time that they are kind of the most important voting bloc.

to republicans the gop doesn't win without them so you've seen democrats for a long time trying to find a way into the uh evangelical landscape and empathy has been a key way that they've done that and you know the difference between empathy and compassion is really important because empathy demands that we don't ask questions that we don't look at issues of justice in these truth claims that we don't even look at the truth of these truth claims

And you can look at how the BLM movement, for example, said, you're not allowed to ask questions.

You're just supposed to sit and let us express ourselves and feel our pain.

So you weren't allowed to ask questions like, okay, well, did George Floyd actually die because someone choked him or did he die of an overdose?

So those questions aren't allowed.