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Raising Expectations, November 2, 2026

Raising Expectations, November 2, 2026

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 Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield Civic Duty, Spiritual Heritage, and Midterm Election Realities with Janet Price Pastor Joe Schofield and his cross-country co-hosts welcome Golden State Republican Women co-founder Janet Price on the eve of the midterm elections for a discussion on voting as a biblical duty, the roots of cultural subversion, and standing firm in faith. Opening Prayer, Team Introductions, and Welcoming Janet Price Pastor Joe Schofield opens the Monday broadcast of Raising Expectations by testifying to faith in Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to pay the penalty for sins and elevate daily expectations. He introduces his nationwide broadcast team: Dr. Paul Hall in Lompoc, California; Dr. Craig Thayer and Stephanie Thayer in Dalton, Georgia; Pastor Ron Greer in McKinney, Texas; and his wife, Melva Schofield, seated beside him in the studio. Turning his attention to the upcoming midterm elections scheduled for the following day, Schofield welcomes guest Janet Price, a co-founder of the Golden State Republican Women. He praises her steadfast Christian faith, infectious enthusiasm, and leadership across California, noting that her words consistently offer spiritual encouragement and practical insight. Schofield invites listeners to take notes as Price prepares to share an overarching historical and biblical perspective on civic responsibility rather than dissecting standard campaign polling. Historical Perspective, Deep State Roots, and Rebuilding American Culture Janet Price begins her presentation by framing Election Day not through transient television polls, but through an extended historical lens. She asserts that modern concerns regarding the deep state extend back decades to the administration of Woodrow Wilson rather than being an invention of recent years. Referencing research and lectures presented by Michael Steger through Promethean, Price argues that restoring American global leadership requires revitalizing national manufacturing, productive genius, and foundational cultural traditions. She identifies the revitalization of Western spirit with patriotic movements while contrasting the principles of the American Revolution against the chaos of the French Revolution. Highlighting European developments, Price mentions French political leader Marine Le Pen seeking inspiration from American ideals rather than historical French revolutionary turmoil. She commends Donald Trump for his passion as a builder, noting his address near the Lincoln Memorial and his administration's restoration of eighty-three vandalized statues across Washington. European Unrest, Ideological Battles, and Questioning Polls Price broadens her critique to Europe, citing observations by Victor Davis Hanson regarding riots in France as evidence that leftist policies have created unmanageable crises through open migration and censorship. Quoting Christopher Hitchens on ideological tensions with the West, Price warns that socialist agendas undermine constitutional protections and religious faith, recalling Karl Marx's view of socialism as a pathway toward communism. She cautions listeners against accepting mainstream campaign polling, explicitly naming fabricated operations like Wedgwood designed to depress conservative donor funding and demoralize grass-roots turnout. Price urges voters to judge candidates by whether their hearts truly love the country rather than relying on media narratives. Praising Trump's rigorous campaign schedule, she characterizes true statesmanship as laboring for future generations rather than the next election cycle. She also defends his strategic interest in securing agreements involving Greenland for national defense purposes despite persistent media ridicule and silence. Remembering Todd Beamer, Flight 93, and Media Bias Shifting to civic duty, Price recalls Flight 93 passenger Todd Beamer, who led fellow travelers to storm the hijacked cockpit on September 11, 2001, saving potential targets in Washington. Co-host Stephanie Thayer recounts her personal connection to Beamer, having worked alongside him at Oracle just days prior to the tragedy, and honors his lasting rallying cry to roll forward. Pastor Ron Greer reflects on the cultural conflict, observing that the media embraced Donald Trump as an influential celebrity and political kingmaker for decades until he launched a conservative presidential campaign. Greer notes that Trump was referenced roughly four hundred and fifty times in classic hip-hop music before facing coordinated vilification. He asserts that modern political attacks target biblical foundations, warning that adversaries fear a resurgence of traditional American greatness and deliberately attempt to reshape children's minds through corrupted educational institutions. Civic Duty, Christian Foundations, and Capitol Spiritual Heritage Stephanie Thayer references author Steve Cioccolanti's book detailing Trump's pro-Christian accomplishments, emphasizing ...
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