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Kamala Harris: A Steady Leadership for America Recognizing Kamala Harris's commitment to justice and leadership qualities is crucial. Her approach marks a clear distinction in political values. To my Republican audience, supporting her in 2024 reflects patriotism over partisanship. Engage with this discussion on her vision for the nation. #KamalaHarris #Leadership #Patriotism #2024Elections #PoliticalValues #Justice #America #PoliticalLeadership #EngageInDemocracy #VoteSmart

?? Why Is The Far-Left Destroying American Culture? ?? Jordan Peterson delivers a masterclass in dismantling far-left ideology on Bill Maher's show, exposing its dangerous cultural consequences. From Marxist sentiments to progressive movement failures, his analysis highlights America's cultural crossroads. What's your take on the current state of political discourse in America? Share below: #Politics #JordanPeterson #CulturalDebate #PoliticalDiscourse #Leadership ??: @BillMaher

"Promises of Power, Shadows of Destruction" The decisions of political leaders affect not only their own countries but the entire world. The suffering in the Middle East is a lasting reminder of the consequences of poor choices. Through this design, I aimed to reflect the symbolic representation of the lust for power and the damage it causes. History will not forget such decisions and their outcomes. #WorldPolitics #PoliticalArt #HumanRights #Trump #LeadershipMatters

I’m a believer who works in healthcare, and not ashamed to share what I received while praying… Every year presents pivotal moments that can define our trajectory, especially during election seasons. In America, the choice of our next leader holds immense weight. It's disheartening to witness overlooking character flaws for temporary gains. Progress requires intentional effort; without it, we risk being stagnant. As a society, we must set better examples for the next generation. The current times echo biblical narratives, akin to Moses appealing to Pharaoh for liberation. Many are advocating for change, yet some prefer familiarity, even if it means bondage in disguise. America faces crucial decisions: to follow flawed leadership offering apparent comfort or to embrace true freedom. It's crucial to seek guidance and clarity, to see beyond illusions of provision. America stands at a crossroads, demanding believers to correct course. As the saying goes, "Seek first the kingdom of God, and all else will follow." Let us choose wisely in these critical times. #ElectionSeason #Leadership #Progression I am not telling you who to vote for, but I am telling you to seek God for the next. "MAKE YOU NEXT MOVE YOUR BEST MOVE"

How to Grow Your Sphere of Influence: Building a Citizen Action Group Ministry Learn how to expand your influence and create a citizen action group ministry within your local church. Gain the support of church leadership and navigate the complex political landscape of our nation. This video provides step-by-step guidance and valuable insights. #InfluenceExpansion #CitizenActionGroup #ChurchLeadership #PoliticalNavigations #LocalMinistry #CommunityEngagement #PoliticalAwareness #PastorSupport #NationalInfluence #ChurchInvolvement

The Rise of Extremism in the GOP: Institutional Integrity at Stake As pro-Trump rhetoric intensifies, we explore the impact on institutional integrity within the Republican Party. Will leaders like Kemp manage to navigate this divide, or is extremism destined to dictate the party's future? Join us in this timely discussion! #GOP #Extremism #PoliticalAnalysis #RepublicanParty #InstitutionalIntegrity #ProTrump #PoliticalRhetoric #Leadership #Kemp #PoliticalDiscussion

With today's political discourse feeling divisive and hostile, let's change the conversation! Join me in committing to civil discourse, leading by example, and showing that respect and decency are the true hallmarks of leadership. Watch my #CivilityNow video and learn how we can use the #FECKPrinciples to create a more united and compassionate nation.

The Cost of Inaction in Political Leadership: In my latest article, I delve into the ALP's recent missed opportunities and the consequences of political inaction. Leadership isn’t just about holding power. ?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFh9WUru ?? What’s your take on the role of courage in political decision-making? #Leadership #Politics #Accountability

‘Two days after Hamas massacred 1,200 Israelis,I was sitting at my desk in the Sydney Central Business District.Zoe, my colleague, stood up from her desk with a worried look. Holding her phone,she told me that the New South Wales Board of Deputies had received a police warning:the safety of Jews in the city could not be guaranteed.The message she had just received was encouraging them to leave. That message,combined with the knowledge of an upcoming pro-Palestinian protest in the city,made me feel something that I’d never felt before as an Australian citizen.I felt queasy as I remembered other times when Jews had felt safe in their own cities—then suddenly no longer. It was during that moment of fear that I realised what antisemitism really was.Not being Jewish myself,I had never had a personal connection with the Holocaust.My knowledge of antisemitism was purely theoretical and abstract. It was a phenomenon I had read about in books,seen in films and documentaries,but it hit me that day like a slap to the face.I realised that antisemitism is two things: active, vicious hatred and cool institutional indifference towards that hate.And it was that institutional indifference that made me feel afraid. This institutional indifference stems from a perverse logic: Jews are seen as too successful to be victims. Their relative educational and economic achievements are held against them, transforming antisemitism into what some view as legitimate political protest. Left-wing leaders, trained to spot hatred born of contempt, are blind to hatred born of envy. Their framework for understanding oppression breaks down when the targeted group is successful. This is why Anthony Albanese cannot move beyond platitudes or convey authority on an issue that requires leadership. Many in the Labor Party cannot recognise that a group that is (on average) highly educated and successful can be victimised precisely because of their success. Rushing to champion Indigenous and LGBTQA+ issues, our left-leaning leaders fall mute when confronting violent hatred directed at Jewish Australians. Their ideological framework, built around power differentials and systemic oppression, leaves them paralysed when faced with mob violence against a minority group that doesn’t fit their pro forma templates. But this blindness to success-based persecution isn’t just a philosophical failure—it betrays the basic duty to protect all citizens from violence. The firebombing of the Adass Israel Synagogue—a place built by Holocaust survivors seeking refuge from persecution—shows where institutional indifference leads. When our leaders fail to draw clear lines between legitimate political discourse and naked Jew hate, when they treat attacks on Jewish Australians as a low priority, they create the conditions that we learn about in history books. The vicious hatred may come from a militant few, but it’s the silent majority—particularly those in positions of power and influence—who let it spread.

I had to stop running from my full potential and truly embrace God's call on my life. As a Black woman in leadership, I wear many hats—business owner, college adjunct professor/dissertation advisor, daughter, sister, friend, and most importantly, a child of God. Each role challenges me to lead with integrity, grace, and resilience, not just for myself but for the people I am called to serve. With the upcoming presidential elections, we are standing on the cusp of another pivotal moment in history. As citizens, we must engage. But as representatives of God’s Kingdom, we must be mindful of how we engage. In a climate where division feels more prevalent than unity, it's easy to lose sight of the bigger picture: the collective good. My church has been anchoring our hearts and minds in this truth, as our current sermon series entitled "Is God Divided?" emphasizes unity—encouraging us to focus more on what brings us together than what pulls us apart. This message couldn’t be more timely. Whether in the boardroom, the classroom, or the voting booth, my commitment is to lead in a way that reflects the love, justice, and wisdom of God. We are called to pursue righteousness, not by amplifying political differences, but by seeking shared goals that uplift humanity. As I continue to step boldly into the leadership roles I’ve been entrusted with, I’m reminded that true leadership lies in building bridges, not walls. We are all working toward a purpose bigger than ourselves, and our nation is in desperate need of that perspective right now. Let’s model unity and lead with vision, embracing diversity of thought but never letting that divide us from our collective mission. Our impact is most powerful when we stand together, driven by faith, conviction, and a vision for a better future for all. #leadership #unity #faithitforward