Is it Possible to Vote Faithfully as a Christian in the 2024 Elections? (MAN TALK)

Plug 'em in and pass 'em around - the microphones, that is!  Four microphones to be exact.  And four men, for the last MAN TALK, convene a roundtable on this crucial leading question.  Two hosts and two guest hosts have a very timely and important conversation.  A really great conversation.  A beautiful conversation.  By the end, each man reveals how he'll be voting in the 2024 --okay, not really.  But they do each finally give their conclusion on the question at hand.  (Feel free to weigh in, dear listener, by emailing us at [email protected])

Craig Flack and Andy Muhlenkamp are two very thoughtful and mighty men.  They join Ben and Chad to add some healthy balance to this ("HUGE") politically charged topic.  Craig is the Pastor at Celina First Church of God in Celina, Ohio; Andy is a member of the sure-to-be-renowned-someday local book club, the Blinklings.  The four face the elephants (and donkeys) in the MR "studio".  Which presidential option is more problematic for a Christian-in-good-conscience:  Trump or Biden?  Do the various elements at play in today's political landscape make it uniquely difficult for a Chrisitian to stay faithful in his beliefs AND be engaged in the political process?  And how can a man's core identity be a key to whether or not he's voting faithfully on any given issue or for any particular candidate?