Thanks, Fred. Many of us were dumbfounded when we saw the wider Christian church acquiesce with what was taking place last year. Yes, there were exceptions-- the independent Baptists in North Carolina, John MacArthur, others... It may be time to re-examine and make some course corrections. In fact, we may have no choice but to do so.

Yes, Fred, critical race theory is definitely another topic that justifies a legislative ban in Raleigh-- for state government and for government schools at all levels. I wish they could also ban all the diversity/equity/inclusion forced programs in the public arena AND in the private arena. When they begin talking about these things, they talk about stigmatizing and discriminating AGAINST white people and Christians.

Yep. Nearly every year.

Fred, it is becoming increasingly clear that the NC GOP is not nearly as bold or as conservative as what we are seeing in other states-- on multiple issues. It is really a shame that you have control of the legislature by lopsided majorities and you don't even try to use it.

But it serves multiple agendas, Fred, and therefore it happens. More future socialist voters; cheap labor pipeline for the future; and diluting the power and influence of white Christians. The local Jewish community is pulling off a Trifecta, aided and abetted by the U.S. government.

Fred, I think if someone has reason to believe they might have been exposed, it would not be unreasonable to do an antibody test. A positive test (or previous illness) would obviate the need to be vaccinated. But as Cooper/Cohen have demonstrated, the left and the institutional entities demanding vaccination might not be satisfied with that. One other point. A simple runny nose or a short-lived cough some might attribute to allergies could be a mild infection. Think about how many people experience this.

His opponents are motivated by Satan, Fred. He defends his position well on TV, but we shall see how far they go with this.

And do it everywhere that was conceivably in contention!