I see that you are one who has gotten your information from the GOPe news sources.
Wood’s contention is this: if we vote again in the same fraudulent process, we will lose
And two: our representatives (they maybe candidates, but they are still our reps) need to stand with Georgia.
Did you watch Trump’s rally in GA? They had a perfect opportunity to stand with Georgians but they did not, and we’re practically drowned out with calls for “fight for Trump”.
I will vote, but I respect Wood’s right not to if he chooses. I do know that unless this fraud is overturned I might as well be tearing up a vote and throwing it away because elections are a sham right now.
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If Lin Wood choses not to vote, then that is his own personal choice; however, inciting others to follow his lead, based upon his belief that the same fraud will occur, is an unforgivable act of blind stupidity.
This is a run-off election for control of the U.S. Senate. The Republicans will not be caught flat-footed on this contest, for they will have every square inch under a microscope like no other. If Republicans take Wood’s advice, and sit out this election so to “show the GOPe whose boss,” then they will all but guarantee Chuck Schumer’s control of the U.S. Senate, which in turn will absolutely bring about the destruction of this republic - and that is the inescapable bottom line.
Isn’t Lin Wood’s call to not vote until the Republican establishment openly and aggressively fights for President Trump just like Trump’s book The Art of the Deal?
He is turning up the heat on the sit-on-their-ass, don’t-do-anything-when-you-need-them Republicans. Why vote? Even if you do win with one of these RINOs what do you really have? Another Romney, Kemp, or Cornyn just makes real Republicans mad. Yes, I would vote if I lived in Georgia, but I would make them work for my vote and then I would primary them.