Important distinction:
Of course, the two are related, but it shows how far fraud has become systematized as part of the process.
As far as this momentum thing goes, I believe it is true and that it shows good tactical thinking on the part of the Democrats. They save their money for a last-minute media blast, which of course also has the effect of masking the massive fraud preparations under way. I see the same thinking in FL.
The "Republicans" (whatever the heck THEY are) also seem somewhat deficient in modern media strategy, that is the campaigns are not, IMNVHO, region-specific (and market-specific) enough. In these days when I can be targeted by one ad, and you, my next-door neighbor, can get a totally different message, the "Republicans" are stuck with a "one-size-fits-all " 50's" media mentality.
Corrupt voter rolls, rampant fraud at the polls, and feckless and inefficient opposition: can the one-party state have already arrived? We'll see. Let's hope the non-democrat victory in the Senate does not suddenly evaporate.
Nice circumlocution R/HO.
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An earlier K/B post showed what we're up against.
<><><>If 60% of eligible voters are registered, and 50% of those actually vote, the 10% difference .... millions of votes ... easily becomes the basis for national fraud.
<><><>Then, by illegally registering those who do not have the right to vote ... illegal aliens among them ... the Democrats improve their chances greatly. Still, not one (1) Republican voice raised against vote fraud.
<><><>Low turnout + a huge pool of unregistered potential voters = an environment in which fraud can easily carry the day. Example: the Democrats often create Republican registrations for the main purpose of voting in primaries, which are often decided by mere hundreds of votes in very low turnout elections. Some primaries turn out as low as 10% or less of eligible voters!
<><><>Sad Results of the Totally Scientific Kenny Bunk VFW Bar Poll: Half of the "Conservative" vote .... oddly enough it seems the the loudest half ... can be found on the couch on election day.