The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, November 12, 2024
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Nov 12, 2024 The podcast delves into the surprising discrepancies in U.S. voting numbers from 2020, calling for accountability. It questions societal attitudes towards women in leadership, highlighting the bias female candidates face. The discussion also critiques Margaret Thatcher's legacy in relation to ideological feminism. Additionally, it examines the trend of American women moving abroad to escape motherhood expectations, reflecting a deeper societal shift toward personal autonomy.
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2020 Election Anomaly
- The 2020 presidential election saw an unprecedented voter turnout, significantly higher than previous and subsequent elections.
- Albert Mohler questions the official explanations and calls for further investigation into this statistical anomaly.
A Woman President?
- The likelihood of a woman becoming president depends on her political stance, not just gender.
- Mohler suggests a conservative woman might have a better chance due to broader voter appeal.
Thatcher's Conservative Appeal
- Margaret Thatcher's election demonstrates that voters prioritize principles over gender.
- Her success as a conservative woman challenges the notion that only liberal women can achieve high office.