is borer crazy?

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Dear Friends,

Short and sweet.

It was said to me two days ago that some people think I’m crazy…crazy for running for governor after running for SoS and “losing.”

Honestly, the assertion that I’m crazy doesn’t bother me in the least.

Why should it?

People accused Jesus of having a devil. Can I, a servant, be above my Lord?

Not according to the documented words of Jesus:

“The disciple is not above his master, nor the servant above his lord.” —Matthew 10:24 

People will say what they will. Getting them to rationally justify it is another story. That’s where people often find themselves at a loss for words, or sound logic, or both. (That’s okay. We are all growing.)

I quit being ruled by emotions a long time ago.

Running for Secretary was never about running for an office (not first and foremost, anyway). It was about running, and fighting, for a cause. And that cause was government of, by and for the people.

That still is the cause.

Frankly, the Governor’s office offers more constitutional authority to secure that cause than the Secretary’s office. (And look at how few are now in the governor’s race…more to come in the near future on that.)

For what it’s worth, neither campaign was my idea. They both came from others. And the Spirit bore witness.

Easy to say, I know.

But I resisted giving my consent to the SoS race for a long time. When I finally conceded and got in the fight, I was all in. For all I know, the SoS race was only a launching pad for what I/we are doing now. I learned and grew much during that campaign.

As for the claim that I lost the SoS race…anyone who says that doesn’t understand what we are up against. They just don’t.

We may be in the minority right now, but that can change overnight.

It does not take a majority to prevail... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men. —Samual Adams

One man with courage is a majority. —Thomas Jefferson

Moving on.

I drove up to Elkhorn yesterday to hear Dr. Ben Tapper, Dr. Lee Merritt and Scott Kesterson (from Bardsfm) speak. It was a simple, lovely, patriot evening, gathered together under the evening sky on the site of a secluded nursery.

Each speaker had great things to say. (The quotes above were shared by Dr. Tapper.)

He also shared this:

“Fear is the fuel that fires the furnace of disease.”

“Covid” was intentional propaganda…designed to create a pandemic of fear. If you didn’t buy into the fear, you were safe…safe from the fraudulent test, safe from the harmful mask, safe from the harmful medical protocols, and safe from the harmful “vax.”

Dr. Merritt did an about-face on virus theory over the last year and went holistic. I applaud her humility. She now calls herself The Medical Rebel. You can find her here.

Scott Kesterson’s talk was amazing. There’s lots of history in that man. You can’t not love him, if you’re on God’s side.

You can’t not love all three. They are all dedicated to Christ and to helping people.

Moving on.

Speaking of fear…

The Scriptures continually warn us against indulging in fear. By doing so, we give the enemy control over us.

Turn off the propaganda. Turn off the fear. Turn off the noise. Keep yourself in the love of God. Put Him first. Take time to be still, to wait on Him and He will renew your strength.

A day of reckoning is coming for all those who call good evil and evil good. Don’t let yourself be burdened. Remain calm. Stay strong. God will be with you if you trust Him.

Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. —Joshua 1:9

Signing off as your humble servant in the cause of righteousness and of government of, by and for the People.

Headed up to north-centralish Nebraska today.

God bless.

We will win.

Robert J. Borer
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