You're listening to Breakpoint this week, where we're talking about the top stories of the week from a Christian perspective.

Today we're going to talk about the upcoming election in the United States.

We're also going to talk about a new study about the effect of puberty blockers on kids with gender dysphoria

and the way that the study was suppressed in the media.

So we have a lot to get to today.

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Welcome to Breakpoint this week from the Colson Center for Christian Worldview.

I'm Maria Bear alongside John Stone Street, president of the Colson Center.

John, I voted this week and I was trying to decide the entire time I was in line at my

County Board of Elections, whether this or the TSA was more frustrating.

All of the poll workers were very kind and efficient, but just in the terms of like it being

a general mass of humanity and all the accompanying diversity of behaviors that one

observes in that large of a crowd, I wasn't sure which was worse. And my blood pressure

certainly rose while I was in line. But I was encouraged to see that many people.

Well, the correct answer is nothing is worse than the TSA.

That's the correct answer. So we know that already. I think that you're right. It should be

encouraging in a sense. I mean, frustrating. Sure. It's also notable that, you know, election workers

volunteer to do this. They don't do this every single day. In other words, you know, you don't

really have this kind of process by which you should learn, you know, better and more efficient

ways to handle these masses of people. The TSA does not have that same excuse that election

workers would have. That also probably explains the niceness factor and so on. But I do think, you know,

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