Yeah.

Uh, but that's what we're battling now.

And so a couple of these initiatives, uh, a- and a couple of states you mentioned are actually looking to expand abortion, and then one of them, uh, is looking to actually restore pro-life protections and rescind a previous ballot initiative.

And so the fact of the matter is that voters need to be informed on these issues.

And, uh, the left has really kind of outspent the pro-life movement in this area with these ballot initiatives.

And, and they're pushing, you know, propaganda and, and advertising and stuff that really confuses the voter.

When you ask voters like, "What are you voting about on these ballot initiatives?" many of them don't know, or they say the wrong thing because they've been misinformed.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Uh, but that's what we're battling now.

And so a couple of these initiatives, uh, a- and a couple of states you mentioned are actually looking to expand abortion, and then one of them, uh, is looking to actually restore pro-life protections and rescind a previous ballot initiative.

And so the fact of the matter is that voters need to be informed on these issues and, uh, the left has really kind of outspent the pro-life movement in this area with these ballot initiatives and, and they're pushing, you know, propaganda and, and advertising and stuff that really confuses the voter.

When you ask voters like, "What are you voting about on these ballot initiatives?" many of them don't know or they say the wrong thing because they've been misinformed.

And so we have a tool, uh, at our affiliate, iVoterGuide, that breaks down these ballot initiatives-

Yeah.

Um, God created ...

Yeah, yeah.

We have a $25,000 challenge, uh, in the Shareathon Strong Challenge, if you will.

Thanks to everyone who's called in.

Uh, seriously, Dr. Peck's program provides daily encouragement for families all around the country.

Grandparents get to tune in and get, uh, uh, grandparenting advice.

All of this is centered us living godly lives and impacting culture and our families for God's glory.

So thank you so much to everyone who's called in, and we have a lot of fun here, and that's good.

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I really do, Walker.

Well, there's a reason that our founding fathers put in place the 10th Amendment.

I mean, there is supposed to be a buffer and a level of independence at the state level from the corruption or an out-of-control Washington, D.C. government, which, in fact, we have, although this administration is one of the better ones.

Nonetheless, states are supposed to be independent.

They're supposed to be able to correct these wrongs and control their state.

But for too long, these states have been in bed with Washington, D.C., and it's neutered the independence.

And so we've got to get back to a place of Tenth Amendment authority and control where the states can govern themselves.

When you see it, they almost rub it in your face that they're not going to change.

... stand on this issue, that issue"?

Yeah, so I tell people iVoterGuide, if, if you've, many of you have heard of it, if not, ivoterguide.com is the URL, and I'll mention that a couple more times before the end of the segment.

But, uh, the iVoterGuide is the best voter guide in the country, and, and that's a, that's a, a co- a statement I'm very confident in saying, and here's why.

Um, iVoterGuide spends tens of thousands of hours every single election cycle researching thousands of candidates, uh, on their endorsements, where their campaign money comes from, what their voting record is, if they've been a current lawmaker or a past lawmaker, and what are their positions on the issues.

We also send out a very in-depth questionnaire to each campaign so they can fill out the questions themselves.

And so iVote- iVoterGuide is doing multiple hours per candidate for sure, thousands of hours per election cycle when you combine all the candidates, and we're gonna research over 10,000 candidates just this election cycle and provide, uh, voter guides for people all around the country.

So we're covering all 50 state federal elections, so whether it be US Senate or US House, those are all being covered in all 50 states.

Mm-hmm.