Kansas Is Still Bleeding | Guest: Sam Brownback
September 20, 2022
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Episode 245 · September 20, 2022
Kansas Is Still Bleeding | Guest: Sam Brownback
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Kansas Is Still Bleeding | Guest: Sam Brownback
Summary
Sam Brownback served as a White House Fellow in the George H. W. Bush Administration, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994 and won a seat in the U.S. Senate two years later. Brownback then returned to Kansas where he was elected governor for 2 terms. In January of 2018, Sam Brownback was confirmed to serve as the U.S ambassador at-large for international religious freedom and has now launched the National Committee For Religious Freedom. The former Kansas governor joins the new Kansas resident, Seth Gruber to discuss the Christian ideas that made this American experiment possible, the "secular progressive" insistence that Christians violate their religious beliefs, up to and including the killing of babies, and the Biden administration's hatred of Christians, religious freedom, and the unborn. Finally, Sam discusses the central role Kansas has always played in the bloody American "culture wars" and the tragic choice that Kansans recently made to betray the unborn.
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Date: 09/20/22
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