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Nov 21, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
OPINION: Post-election Leftie Meltdowns — widely enjoyed by President-elect Donald Trump supporters — are Exhibit A that many young adults are still tantrum-throwing toddlers inside. But these public displays of angst track with a societal trend: Compared with other nations, American young people — especially liberals — are deeply unhappy.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
- OPINION: In a post-election jeremiad at Slate, Jill Filipovic opined that President-elect Donald Trump rode to victory on a “particular kind of masculine identity” that “imperils men and women alike.” Ms. Filipovic is right about the first point and wrong about the second. Men have risen: young men and old men, as well as men of all races.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
highergroundtimes.com | Jeff Myers
- If you need any more evidence that the mainstream media is out of touch, just look at its bitter response to Joe Rogan’s three-hour interview with Donald Trump. Instead of being shocked into self-reflection at the runaway popularity of the Rogan-Trump episode, the mainstream media’s clumsy and platitudinous response is like that of a boring lecturer who never realizes that students’ thoughts are far, far away.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
- OPINION: In a new shock poll, veteran social researcher George Barna revealed that 32 million regular churchgoers plan to not vote. This is a scandal. Voting is the most blindingly simple thing a citizen can do. And tens of millions of believers aren’t even going to do THAT? As a guy who works with tens of thousands of young adults every year, I think I know why this is happening, at least for Gen Z. It isn’t that they think their vote is irrelevant.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
highergroundtimes.com | Jeff Myers
- OPINION: “I’m not voting because they’re both bad and I don’t like choosing between the lesser of two evils.” This persistent myth keeps Christians sidelined in a time when their influence is needed the most. Yep, the world is evil. Always has been. At least since that little thing with Adam and Eve and the serpent.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
- OPINION: “I’m not voting because they’re both bad and I don’t like choosing between the lesser of two evils.” This persistent myth keeps Christians sidelined in a time when their influence is needed the most. Yep, the world is evil. Always has been. At least since that little thing with Adam and Eve and the serpent.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
- The Washington Times - OPINION: “Let those people in Washington, DC bicker all they want. It has nothing to do with me.” I hear this all the time from people of faith. Our system is supposed to encourage participation, but it seems to foster disillusionment instead. Christians shouldn’t fall for this way of thinking.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
OPINION: Most Americans say they are sick of politics. According to Pew Research, 65% of people feel exhausted when thinking about it. The words Americans most associate with politics are “divisive” and “corrupt.” And yet here we are in a political season, and we can’t stand on the sidelines. If you’ve got a vote, you gotta vote. And voting is only the first step. It is the starting gun, not the race itself. Citizenship is hard, but hard is not bad; it’s good.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
highergroundtimes.com | Jeff Myers
OPINION: If you pay attention only to the mainstream media headlines, the dominant narrative for the 2024 presidential election is that Donald Trump is mean and Kamala Harris is joyful. According to progressive pastor Doug Pagitt, that is enough reason for Christians to vote for Harris. But is kindness a virtue we should look for in a presidential candidate? Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
washingtontimes.com | Jeff Myers
OPINION: If you pay attention only to the mainstream media headlines, the dominant narrative for the 2024 presidential election is that Donald Trump is mean and Kamala Harris is joyful. According to progressive pastor Doug Pagitt, that is enough reason for Christians to vote for Harris. But is kindness a virtue we should look for in a presidential candidate? Subscribe to have The Washington Times’ Higher Ground delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
