Welcome to Politics by Faith. Mike Slater. Thanks for being. If you're new to the podcast,

the very short mission statement is we take a new story of the day, something that causes anxiety.

We give some historical perspective, some biblical peace to help that anxiety go away. The scripture of today is

judges 2125. This sentence is terrifying and this is who we are today. The Bible says in those days

there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.

What made me think of that? Joe Biden gave the commencement address at Howard University,

which is a HBCU, a historically black college and university. Here's what he said.

Stand up against the poison of white supremacies I did my inaugural address to a single out

as the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy.

And I'm not saying this because I'm in a black HBCU.

I stay wherever I go.

This rhetoric has got to stop.

And it's so sad because this is clearly going to be the centerpiece of his campaign going into 24 and our country can't take much more of this. We have to be close to the breaking point on it.

And I get very angry at the people who are continuing to push this victimhood narrative and

this race baiting a narrative.

We have people not only in New York City with what happened on the subway there,

but in D.C. are nations leaders who are whipping up race riots,

and it has to stop.

It's completely unnecessary.

All right.

So what's going on here?

Every candidate going into 2024 is going to try to find their angle, right?

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