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Franklin Graham Urges Voters to “Look Prayerfully” at Party Differences Ahead of Midterms
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Issues Highlighted in Graham’s Post
Graham’s outline lists three primary Democratic positions he opposes: support for “open borders,” allowing noncitizens to vote, and providing taxpayer-funded benefits such as health care to noncitizens. He contrasts these with Republican stances favoring secure borders, voter-ID requirements, and opposition to extending such benefits. The article also notes that the Cook Political Report lists seven Senate races—including contests in Texas and Kansas—as toss-ups, and identifies 21 House races in the same category.
Notable Candidate Mentioned
This characterization is presented as an example of the broader Democratic alignment on the issues Graham cites.
Official Statements & Responses
He frames the Democratic agenda as a collective shift toward policies he deems contrary to conservative principles, while presenting Republican positions as protective of national security and fiscal responsibility.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Do you know who to vote for in the midterms? Let me give you some help, but you decide,” — Rev. Franklin Graham
- “The Democratic Party wants open borders, while the Republican Party wants secure borders. The Democratic Party wants noncitizens to be able to vote; the Republican Party supports requiring voter ID,” — Rev. Franklin Graham
