In a follow up to a viral video seen by millions a decade ago, I am once again appealing to black voters to "Exodus" the Democrat Party.
I ran for President last year, announcing my candidacy on July 14 to symbolize 2 Chronicles 7:14 which calls on believers to humble themselves, pray, and repent. I dropped out of the race on December 14 because of what I have called "anti-Christian bigotry" in the media frightened by my appeal among Bible-believing Christians.
The new video is a hard hitting message which argues that the spirit of slavery persists in the way Democrats treat black Americans, but it is now psychological rather than physical. I remind black voters that the Democrat Party started the KKK and relate that legacy to the loss of black lives resulting from the defund the police movement and the disproportionate number of "unborn black babies killed by abortion to fulfill Margaret Sanger's racist eugenicist vision."
I also allege that the Democrat Party has all but destroyed the black family with welfare policies driving men from the home. "Sixty years after the Great Society Program was launched black teens and young men run wild in the streets killing innocent children and law abiding citizens because they have no fathers to give them proper guidance. The Democrats blame poverty and racism which they themselves created and perpetuate disguised as racial saviors."
The Democrat Party is a modern day slave master. "In return for black loyalty and votes, the Democrat party rewards them with subsistence existence, terrible schools, crime ridden communities, and the mass slaughter of our unborn black children." I expect that the video will spur more black voters to leave the Democrat Party and support Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election. Exodus Now - The Sequel can be seen at StandAmericaPAC.us and the E.W. Jackson YouTube Channel.
Bishop E.W. Jackson is president of Staying True to America's National Destiny (STAND) in Suffolk, VA, head pastor at The Called Church, in Chesapeake, VA, and the host of this weekly national conference call.
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