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October 15, 2020
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A Big Tech Suppress Story
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by Tony Perkins
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Rule #1 of Crisis PR: If you want to discredit a story, don't try to cover it up. Obviously, that advice never made it to Facebook and Twitter, because when the bombshell broke about Hunter Biden's emails Wednesday, both companies panicked. Instead of letting the news cycle play out, they made a desperate move -- blocking the New York Post's articles and locking down the accounts of anyone trying to share them. But unfortunately for them, rather than stopping the story, Big Tech became the story.
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Ballots 2020: Going Postal Has Its Downsides
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by Tony Perkins
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It was an unexpected headline, especially from the New York Times. Biden, it warned, "is not out of the woods." Democrats may not be prematurely celebrating to the level of Hillary Clinton in 2016, but the stories about potential Cabinet picks and wildly lopsided poll numbers have eerie similarities to four years ago. The result, the Times warns, may also bear an uncanny resemblance. The bottom line? Don't go measuring the White House's drapes just yet.
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Election Polls: Deja Vu All over Again?
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by Matthew Carpenter
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With less than a month to go until election day, both President Trump and former Vice President Biden are campaigning to see who will fill the Oval Office for the next four years. From the moment the two earned their party's nomination, public opinion polling has shown Biden leading President Trump both nationally and in most swing states. The RealClearPolitics (RCP) average of national polls currently has Biden with a 9.2 point lead, similar national polling aggregators FiveThirtyEight and CNN show Biden with an 8.4 point lead and 11 point lead, respectively.
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'There Comes a Time When You Cannot Be Neutral. This Is That Time.'
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In just 20 days, America will pick its president and new Congress. Just how critical is this election for religious freedom? As the seventh episode of FRC's Pray Vote Stand 2020 webcast series revealed, the numbers speak for themselves. There have been 87 incidents of churches being singled out and persecuted by local governments across the country in the name of "safety" during the coronavirus lockdown. But the church is fighting back: 68 churches in 16 states are suing to stop the unconstitutional crackdown.
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Today's show features: Roy Blunt, U.S. Senator from Missouri, on the fourth day of the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings; Tyler O'Neil, Senior Editor at PJ Media, on social media censorship after Twitter locked President Trump's official campaign account and Facebook and Twitter censored the New York Post's Hunter Biden story; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, on the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings and FRC's new publication, "Why Amy Coney Barrett Should be Confirmed to the Supreme Court"; David Closson, FRC's Director of Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, on responding to the "Evangelicals for Biden" initiative.
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