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Fellas, I'm ready to get up and do my thing.

I want to get into it, man, you know.

Like I, you know, I'm the man, don't you?

Can I count it off?

One, two, three, four.

You're listening to the church politics podcast with Michael Ware and Justin

Gibney where you can get in-depth political analysis from a Christian worldview.

Transcend partisanship and political ideology with us as we seek true discipleship in the public square.

What's going on, Ann Camp, As you know, you're listening to the church politics

podcast. This is Justin Gibney. I am the co-founder and president of the Anne campaign.

And I'm just happy to have y'all listening once again this week, man. It has been another crazy week where what,

I guess, just less than two weeks out from the election. And it is getting more and more tense.

And as we do at the end campaign and on the church politics podcast, we're going to try to cut

through some of that tension and help Christians see what's going on in the political landscape as clearly as possible. And we know there is a lot of fog in the land today, but we're going to get to it. Before I get to the issues, you know I've got to tackle the elephant in the room. And I'm just happy to to address this with you all. As many of you might

have heard or seen on the Anne campaign social media last week, my co-host and the Anne

campaign's chief strategist, Michael Ware, has decided to step away from the end campaign to do some

work in electoral politics with a

political action committee. Now, I want to be clear, the Ann campaign is in no way involved in

that endeavor, but it's all love. Man, let me tell you, we wish Michael and his beautiful family

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