"The political actions taken Wednesday by Twitter-and to a lesser extent Facebook-went far beyond normal content moderation," The Wall Street Journal editorial board writes. "Silicon Valley's partisan interference flies in the face of American instincts about democracy, fair play, and the spirit of the First Amendment."

Trump spoke out hours after Biden said during a campaign stop in Phoenix that he would reveal his position on court-packing "when the election is over."

"I think what he said was so disrespectful to the process and to the people," Trump told host Sean Hannity. "But what that means, really, is that they're going to do it, because obviously, that means 100 percent that's what they're going to do.

We can see a seven-step Democratic strategy emerge to win the election by unleashing chaos in our voting system, violence in our streets, and a legal fight that could lead all the way to highest court in the land, which is currently missing a member.

NOW THE Spirit of the Lord is NUDGING us to other levels of intercession - and we are to usher in, in faith and declaration and repentance; a move of God that shall shake this nation and the Body of Christ. The forces of opposition are assembling consulting, plotting, planning, conspiring to thwart what God is doing, and shall do. They shall fail even as we prevail in prayer, fasting, faith, and power.

"We will safeguard our values, traditions, customs, and beliefs. We will teach our children to cherish and adore their country so that they can build its future." - President Donald J. Trump

These liberals spew hateful words from their mouths, then accuse others of being hateful. They label others as racist, yet have overseen the most systemic racial political actions in the history of America. During the next eight weeks, you are going to see the most outlandish accusations hurled in an election. Do not take the bait. When an accusation is leveled without strong documentation, it is likely the accuser who has committed it. Think it through. Job 15:35 says, "They conceive trouble and give birth to evil; Their womb prepares deceit." From now until the election, every possible deception will be floated to those who want to believe it-and it will come from all quarters of unscrupulous people.

A petition calling for the dismantling of PornHub, the largest pornography hosting website in the world that critics say profits off of and enables sex trafficking as well as child abuse, has surpassed 2 million signatures. The petition launched in February by Laila Mickelwait, director of abolition for the Sacramento-based nonprofit ExodusCry, has received signatures from 192 countries, according to a statement sent to The Christian Post Tuesday. The petition and corresponding website allege, with notable evidence, that the site has been enabling and profiting off of crimes like rape, abduction, sexual assault and sex trafficking.

Pastor Rob McRoy of Godspeak Calvary Chapel in Newbury Park, CA did the same. McRoy was forbidden by court order to hold church. He defied it. Civil disobedience. As Peter and the Apostles said in Acts 5:29, "We ought to obey God rather than men." I'm not saying be reckless in your disobedience. Take precaution that you don't cause another to stumble, i.e. get COVID 19, but it is time to stand up for your rights before you lose them. If you are healthy, stay healthy, but fight the good fight. Fear has shut down our nation. Courage will reopen it.

The president reassured attendees that he will continue to work to protect America, "As long as I am President of the United States, I will fight for you with every ounce of energy and strength that I have. I will be your voice. I will defend your jobs. I will stand up to the foreign trade cheaters and violators that hate our country. I will never let you down. I will have your back, 100 percent."

Congress has more influence over the Court than just determining who is or is not a justice. First, Congress makes the laws. Second, though rarely used, Congress has authority to limit the Supreme Court's jurisdiction over matters. It's one thing to stand on the Senate floor and declare what others must do. It's another to have the power to do something.