Todd Herman delves into the complexities of intersectional politics and its implications on society. He discusses how these political constructs are often stitched together to create divisions among groups, drawing parallels to historical events and biblical narratives. With a keen eye on current events, Todd challenges listeners to recognize the underlying agendas that seek to destabilize communities and families, emphasizing the importance of unity in Christ amidst chaos. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

Chapters:

(00:00) Todd Herman: God has really blessed me through various experiences

(00:45) Intersectional politics involves stitching together groups that don't fit together naturally

(08:48) DSA National Political Committee member Cliff says class war is a guerrilla war

(15:09) Conservative voters have a very different filter for how they look at things

(22:15) Washington Post advice columnist Carolyn Hacks weighs in on daughter's polyamorous relationship

(28:57) JD Vance: President Trump will never allow this. JD Vance will conquer it

(30:48) Todd Herman: Speaking of intersectionality, pro abortion progressive reacts to controversial debate

(32:22) There were some deaths from measles and the media has rushed in to say

(33:51) Del Big Tree responds to a reporter challenging him on vaccines and autism

(37:20) Mark Cuban says different things about California in separate interviews

(39:10) Darlene Graham is running for South Carolina's Commission for the Blind

(41:37) Todd McDonald: I think Dolly Parton owed people a hello

(46:20) Todd Herman: The woman who was world famous for advice left abruptly