[napscoordinator]

I think it was candidates who lost. We as a party need to do better in recruiting. We lost two easy elections due to crappy candidates. Pennsylvania and Georgia. If we had McCormick and a better Georgia candidate, we’d have majority.

[Wallace T.]

The Republican primary voters chose Walker in Georgia and Oz in Pennsylvania. The GOP base has grown more conservative. Had Trump not endorsed Oz, it is possible that Kathy Barnette would have won. She may have lost by a 10 plus percentage point margin, as did Mastriano. Cleaning the GOP up of RINOs like McConnell, McCarthy, etc., is crucial even if we lose a few. Ending election fixing must be done as well. In Arizona, it was blatant, and it appears the Atlanta area counties did their ballot dump after the rest of the state had voted.

Trump is not the issue. Breaking the iron grip of the Uniparty is. Otherwise we will see a parade of future McCains and Romneys graciously losing to the Democrats.

[imabadboy99]

it is extremely unhelpful to deny the reality of mass voter fraud and mass mail in ballot fraud in the last several elections. They’re in our face like a big bully screaming what are you going to do about it?

3 options. GOP can commit mass voter fraud on the same scale as Dems. GOP can somehow manage to reform election laws (extremely unlikely unless they manage to get a favorable SCOTUS ruling), or we can form a circular firing squad and blame fellow GOP candidates and commit virtual suicide. Guess which option the GOP has chosen.

To deny the reality of these fraudulent elections is to take part in the overthrow of our Government imo.