And they weren't completely successful, were they?
Posted on 08/07/2022 9:40:10 AM PDT by dragnet2
Arizona Republicans are nominating an entire cast of characters who argue not only that Donald Trump won the election in 2020, but also that the state’s results should be decertified—a process for which there is no legal basis.
These Trump-endorsed candidates—Kari Lake for governor, Mark Finchem for secretary of state, Abraham Hamadeh for attorney general, Blake Masters for senator—all won their respective primaries this week and are now one election away from political power.
“Stop the Steal” candidates are running—and winning—all over the country. But Arizona concentrates a lot of them within a single geographic area—like an ant farm of election deniers.
Lake might prove the most significant of these candidates. Lake’s lead over her top Republican opponent, Karrin Taylor Robson, had grown to nearly 3 percent when the gubernatorial primary race was finally called in her favor on Thursday night.
Before becoming an enthusiastic proponent of Trump’s election lies, Lake was a local TV-news anchor, making her a household name in Arizona and giving her something that many political candidates lack: confidence in front of the camera. Like Trump, Lake has a difficult-to-describe magnetism with Republican-base voters; they simply cannot get enough of her.
(Excerpt) Read more at theatlantic.com ...
No, they weren’t successful in overthrowing Trumps first term. He served his entire term. It was the following election which they successfully subverted.
The party that brought us “Landslide Lyndon” (LBJ) and the fraud-riddled Kennedy election, as well as Al Franken, Christine Gregoire, Parris Glendening, etc. is now calling us election deniers. That’s rich.
If The Atlantic is freaking out, you know this is good for our country. 😁
Global whining from Laurene Powell Jobs.
Mass invasion was never the status quo in Arizona as they seem to think in Nueva York and Palo Alto.
The Americans in Arizona are simply planning to end the invasion, and that’s the reason the Trump ticket was nominated.
“ deniers”
Notice they brought back that term. It worked damn when these same people marginalized anyone who spoke the truth amour the climate BS.
We'll see in November. That's where the rubber will meet the road.
Either a massive MAGA victory. Or a massive catastrophe.
That’s the narrative that they live by and it is 180 degrees from reality.
You would think the Atlantic would know what “radical” means. Guess not.
They hobbled his entire first term, ably assisted by Assistant Democrats.
More of what Steve Jobs’s widow thinks of us peons.
“ deniers”
That is anyone who does blindly believe the mainstream narrative on any topic.
I deny everything they say—all of it.
And they weren't completely successful, were they?
The radical fringe runs The Atlantic.
1.5% inflation
3.8% national unemployment rate
Gas at $1.89 a gallon
Milk at $1.99 a gallon
Store shelves full of everything you need or want
Rogue nations not invading their weaker neighbors
Southern border sealed tight
Mean tweets
I'm looking forward to when the The Atlantic Magazine's building burns to the ground during an Antifa-BLM Riot.
One of the most basic tenets of American law is the notion of “the fruit of the poisoned tree”. Any legal ruling that is found through later evidence to be based on an illegal or unconstitutional process must be reversed. This is the legal process that will be used to decertify the 2020 presidential election.
One day, when the steal is far enough in the past so that the election thieves feel safe, they will proudly admit what they did.
No, it is astonishing how much he got done with the immense opposition from the Democrats, the Republicans and the bureaucracy.
Imagine if he had not been kneecapped by his own party what he could have done.......
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.