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6/2/2022: Open primaries open the door to suspiciously fraudulent victories [American Thinker]

This topic keeps coming up, so try to understand this once and for all: there is effectively no such thing as a closed primary anymore. States which do not require party registration for voters have no choice but to make primaries open, and even states with party registration make it very easy to (temporarily) switch parties and sabotage the other side's primary election. Surely you remember "Operation Chaos" from 2008? That was the one Republican attempt to do what Democrats now do regularly. The difference is that the Democrat infiltration sometimes succeeds.



6/1/2022: Shock Poll: Republican Leads Oregon Governor Race [Breitbart]


Photo credit: Christine Drazen for Oregon

An independent candidate polls at 19%, showing how much the Democrat really is despised. But this is Oregon, with its 100% mail-in voting, and you can count on one hand the number of times a Republican has prevailed statewide in the 20+ years since Oregon decided that votes in all elections must go through the Democrat Postal Workers Union before they can be counted. The current Democrat Governor was easily re-elected despite her massive unpopularity, and the new boss as of 2023 is likely to be pretty much the same as the old boss.



6/1/2022: [South Carolina] Rep. Mace Leads Katie Arrington In Trafalgar Poll [OANN]

But maybe not by enough to avoid a runoff against Arrington, her conservative opponent. Farther up the South Carolina coast, Trump-hating RINO Tom Rice is going down in flames against his conservative challenger, however that race might require a runoff as well. For all the wishful thinking nationwide about RINOs being beaten by solid conservatives in U.S. House primaries, it has happened exactly one time so far in 2022: David McKinley in West Virginia. It could happen two more times in South Carolina alone.



6/1/2022: Ohio Senate race in virtual deadlock: poll [The Hill]

This race is absolutely NOT the slam-dunk the wishful thinkers want it to be: "Ohio is solidly Republican! Trump easily won Ohio twice!" -- yeah, and so did Sherrod Brown and so did Barack Hussein Obama. The Democrat nominee talks a nice "moderate" game when necessary, and given the acrimonious Republican primary, voters who opposed Vance and favored a more leftist candidate such as Timken or Dolan may do what RINO squishes so very often do when they don't get their way in a primary: run shrieking to the left and support the Rat.



5/29/2022: Gerrymandering, a legal form of vote stealing, more entrenched now than ever [The Hill]

Easily the most laughable, biased, error-filled rant on the subject you'll ever read. They are righteously outraged now, but what was the liberal media doing between 2014 and 2020 when partisan Democrat judges were ignoring state laws in Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania and North Carolina and implementing Democrat gerrymanders in place of legitimate Republican-created maps? Laughing about Republicans getting screwed, that's what.



5/26/2022: North Dakota governor (R) spends against members of own party in primaries [Yahoo]


Photo credit: yahoo.com

Democrats like this Governor choose the Republican label for themselves because otherwise they couldn't get elected in North Dakota. This trick also works in every other heavily-Republican state. On the flip side, examples of conservative Republicans successfully masquerading as Democrats in hyper-liberal states include. . . uh. . . give us a minute. . .



5/26/2022: [Alaska] Records: Sen. Lisa Murkowski Funded By Lower-48 Donors Despite Her Criticism Of Outside Influence [The Federalist]

Let's see: Murkowski's got Rigged Choice Voting, big money PAC $$$ from out of state, full support from the RNC and the RINO Senate "leadership" who are filling the airwaves with their lies and propaganda. Conservative challenger Kelly Tshibaka has small-money individual donors and support from within the borders of Alaska. I wonder who should be considered the heavy favorite to win? Trump supports Kelly too, but that's a lot of liberal interference to overcome.



5/26/2022: Reality vs. Stacey Abrams: So-Called 'Suppressed' Voter Turnout in Georgia Primaries Blew Away All Previous Records [Townhall]

Read the story but don't look at the picture unless you have a strong stomach. Also, if you're trying to project the general election outcomes in Georgia statewide races based on Tuesday's primary results, keep in mind that almost 10% of "Republican" turnout was Democrats (who won't be voting Republican in November), and that number probably underestimates the number of crossover Democrats. How else could Brad "Sgt. Schultz" Raffensperger have won against an actual Republican in his primary?



5/23/2022: [Michigan] State bureau finds five GOP governor candidates short signatures [WOOD-TV]

Could it be that Democrat operatives posed as signature collectors for several Republican candidates, then committed obvious fraud (knowing it would be caught) regarding "invalid" signatures? That's a clever way for Michigan Democrats to keep their enemies off the ballot and protect their vulnerable unpopular Governor. 5/26/2022 update: That's exactly what happened.



5/22/2022: How the Pa. Republican establishment broke itself trying to stop Doug Mastriano [Inquirer.com]

Since their last minute plot against Mastriano failed, the next step for the liberal Republican establishment in PA is to publicly support savage Democrat Joshie Shapiwo for Governor. They'll also support him behind the scenes with $$$$ and probably Fetterman too, not that either one of them needs it. Democrats, even without RINO help, will spend an astronomical amount to purchase Pennsylvania this year, and it's likely to be money well spent.



5/21/2022: Thunderdome: New York's new congressional maps are creating 'chaos' for Democrats [Hot Air]

It's fantastic that the courts rejected New York's ultra-partisan Democrat gerrymander, but even the replacement plan hardly favors Republicans. The GOP -- absent other factors that determine election outcomes -- is still likely to lose one House seat in New York in November. That's still a lot better than losing 3 or 4.



5/21/2022: Democrats Interfere in Nevada GOP Gubernatorial Primary in Attempt to Stop Trump-Backed Joe Lombardo [Breitbart]

Dirty Democrat operatives and politicians have been discovered creating PACs (with anonymous contributors) that have Republican-sounding names like "Patriot Freedom Fund", spending lots of liberal geld on ads and mailers to try to propagandize GOP voters against conservative primary candidates.



4/22/2022: Here's Why Asian-Americans Are Reportedly Fleeing the Democratic Party [Townhall]

Fleeing? Hardly. It's claimed that Asians voted 68% for Biden in 2020. This article is long on hope and short on facts. Vietnamese immigrants, who are well aware of how the liberal American media and other Democrats destroyed their little country by supporting the Communist invasion, tend to vote Republican to some extent. On the other end of the spectrum are the ultra-liberal immigrants from the fetid shithole of "Tech Support Land".



4/21/2022: Exclusive: Republicans Confident as Vulnerable Virginia Democrats Brace for Tough November [Breitbart]


Photo credit: Win McNamee/Getty Images

The three leftist harpies referenced in the article have all the money in the world to spend. The one from just outside the D.C. beltway area is safe barring a miracle; another got much-needed redistricting help (and will likely get more late-night ballot dumps in her favor, as in 2020); and the third will likely be facing an uninspiring RINO squish in the Virginia Beach area. The GOP could still take 2 of 3 here if the ballots are counted accurately.



4/21/2022: 2020 Census Count Errors & Congressional Apportionment [American Redistricting Project]

Beneficiaries of the census fraud are nearly all Democrat states; the states which were screwed are all Republican states. Talk about coincidences! Florida and Texas would have had one more congressional district -- and therefore one more electoral vote -- if the census had been performed honestly.



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