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I hope nobody listening to this program will forget that tomorrow is Election Day. And if you have any friends who might forget — or who need a ride to the polls — call them up tonight and make it happen!
There are countless issues that Americans care deeply about up for grabs tomorrow — quite frankly, the fate of our constitutional system is on the ballot. Let me remind you what’s at stake:
This is not a presidential election year, but do not mistake that for a “lesser” election. The balance of power in Congress will determine whether the America First agenda moves forward or gets strangled. A Senate majority determines which Supreme Court nominees get confirmed. A House majority determines which legislation the president actually gets to sign. The left has made no secret of their plans if they retake the gavel — pack the courts, open the border, investigate rather than legislate, and reverse every conservative gain of the last two years. Gone will be the crackdown on legal and illegal immigration, fraud with federal tax dollars, and industrial investment into America.
Here to stay will be activist judges, emboldened by leftist majorities. You and I cannot remove judicial supremacists from the bench, but we can elect members of Congress who will vote to confirm originalist judges and who can pass laws to stop runaway judges from legislating from the bench. We can elect state legislators who will defend parental rights, protect life, and stand against the woke, radical trans ideology being pushed in our children’s classrooms!
American voters dictated a new direction two years ago. 2026 is our opportunity to continue that course, and demand even more victories for our American civilization. The candidates on tomorrow’s ballot represent two very different visions of what kind of country we will be. One side recognizes our rights come from God, and we must encourage them to be their protectors against government growth. The other side believes government is the source of rights, and can redefine them and your usefulness to society at will.
Religious liberty, immigration, parental authority, the integrity of courts, our very culture and way of life — all of it is on the ballot tomorrow.
Call ten people tonight. Offer to drive someone to the polls. Do not let this election day pass as though we cannot affect the outcome— because we can, and we must.
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