Censorship Backlash; Arizona Swing State; ‘Christian Nationalism’

In the US and around the world, there’s been a disturbing uptick in shockingly brazen government censorship.

People are being arrested over their social media posts… and even for praying silently in their heads!

Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll talk with one censored podcaster who decided to speak loudly when the government tried to silence him.

It’s a story you won’t want to miss.

Scott Thuman will continue our reporting from swing states. This week, we’re in Arizona.

After Republicans raised claims of voter fraud in 2020, we’ll hear how state election officials are trying to rebuild trust in the system ahead of this election. 

And if you haven’t heard of “Christian Nationalism” before — you may have to start getting used to the phrase. Political forces are raising it to controversialize Christian groups for political gain.

Do they have a point?

Lisa Fletcher will tell us who’s behind the campaign to label and controversialize “Christian Nationalism”– and why. 

See you this week on Full Measure!

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