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Professor Toto - Shares Amazing Victories of 2022

FHMI-0535Professor Toto2022-12-29Toto Teaching

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* are you ready to look back on 2022 right now with me and not be discouraged would you like to look back on 2022 and have hope for America could I bring you that gift tonight as my Hanukkah gift to all of you I'd like to do that right now I'd like to give you 10 things that we won this year you the conservative the restorationist you for restorers of America you won this year and I'd like to show you how you won okay it's a beautiful thing number one number one we overturned Row the weight and in the state of Texas * alone 97 fewer abortions in 2022. yeah yeah with one big in 2022 don't you be discouraged anytime the darkness is there the light shines brighter happy Hanukkah yeah that's number one we had a great Victory we had it matter of fact if you would have told us five years ago we would have had that Victory we would have thought you were crazy number two state courts and parents pushed back against the transgender agenda that's exactly right the U. * S department of Agriculture tried to bring transgenderism into the schools but the eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Title IX they ruled against the bad administration's attempt to force religious medical providers to perform sex surgeries on patients Alabama Arizona Arizona approved legislation against the transgender agenda number three Americans this year realized for the first time that the Press is a threat to our Republic a poll just came out from the New York Times 83 percent of likely voters now believe that the media is the biggest threat to * our nation number four we took the house we took the speakership we are in charge of the people's house great great news number five the Supreme Court upheld the Second Amendment right of New Yorkers that's exactly right in the state of New York they were trying to make it harder to get to carry guns gun control was their agenda but Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the majority and and they won in the New York State versus Bruin we won in a in the Supreme Court number six wyomanites through Liz Cheney out of * Congress number seven a federal judge smacked down Biden's unlawful mask mandate huh number eight Loudoun County Schools saw parents bring change to the school system and number 10 Twitter has lost their Stranglehold on Free Speech what a great year we have had we of course we've had bad things and here's another one are you ready for another great thing today the Supreme Court ruled for the Trump era title 42 to remain in place an asylum Seekers must be turned away quickly ladies and gentlemen rejoice it's a great year we have won in great * areas don't get so focused on the darkness that you don't look at the candle burning in the corner that candle Is Us that candle is you ladies and gentlemen that candle will never go out

Summary

In this year-end political message, Professor Toto reviews developments from 2022 that he believes should give conservatives and restorationists hope. He begins with the overturning of Roe v. Wade and then highlights court rulings, state legislation, parental activism, Republican control of the House, Second Amendment litigation, Liz Cheney’s defeat, the end of a federal mask mandate, changes at Twitter, and the continuation of Title 42. The message is framed as an encouraging Hanukkah reflection. The speaker compares his audience to a candle shining in darkness and urges them not to overlook political victories because of ongoing national problems. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or unmistakably identifiable Scripture reference.

Core doctrine

None — Political Encouragement, Cultural Restoration, and Hope Through Perceived Victories

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