Previously on no compromise.

Did you ever have board meetings of any?

No, I never, never had a board meeting, nothing.

And I say that emphatically.

Paul is a former banker, he's a reconstructionist, he is a homeschooling patriarch with a impressive family.

It's twisting that information to fit the story,

and they tell a pretty good story. Let me back up a second and explain why I spend so much of my time on defunding government education.

I'll give you my reason, it's almost always not my client's reason, but it's my personal issue.

If you would reinstate the death penalty for some of these or all of these biblical crimes?

I wouldn't.

But I mean, the reconstructed society oh I'm saying that this is what God requires

There's God's authority and then there is humanism which is the claim to the authority of human rationality.

So there's no, in other words, there's no room for compromise.

No room for compromise.

No room for pluralism.

For them, pluralism is idolatry.

When the country exploded into protest after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police, the conversation split along frustrating, familiar fault lines.

One side says Black Lives Matter.

Its supporters call for justice when unarmed black people are killed by police officers

and seldom held accountable.

Another side says, well, just listen to Aaron Doerr.

So we have these violent thugs right here in Des Moines and what happens?

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