Trumpworld braces for ‘a couple of ugly nights’ in May
The upcoming stretch of primaries could put a serious dent in the Trump brand.
In a four-week stretch of primaries running from Nebraska and West Virginia to Idaho, Pennsylvania and Georgia, Trump-endorsed candidates are slogging through difficult races where the former president’s blessing hasn’t proved to be the rocket fuel some expected. In a few cases, his preferred candidates are running far behind.
On Monday, the Wall Street Journal editorial board slammed the Trump-backed special counsel investigating Wisconsin’s 2020 election results, former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman.
Specifically, the editors called out Gableman for erratic behavior and conspiracy theories that they say are only going to hurt Republicans in the state.
And the radio just said that Raffensperger did indeed sign off on her running. Keep in mind that he and his family received DEATH THREATS from the trumpers…
“But many of the affected voters told The Inquirer they had no idea why their ballots were being sent to Lanzilotti instead of their home addresses. Some maintained they had never even applied to vote by mail.“
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“His ouster capped a whirlwind 24 hours for the Republican leader, who, in addition to serving as a ward leader, had previously served as chairman of the Philadelphia Young Republicans and held paid positions on high-profile campaigns.
He had worked for President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign in Pennsylvania in 2020, according to campaign finance filings. He had also been paid more than $7,000 by the reelection campaign for U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R., Bucks) between January and March of this year — a job Lanzilotti touted in an interview with The Inquirer last week.“
No, no, see, to MAGAts it’s only a concern when Soros secretly funds candidates through a globalist cabal that is controlling people’s minds with space lasers.
This not only has some interesting points about the Philippine elections, but also how revisionist history is being spread on social media to convince people that repression in the past wasn’t really bad:
Similar methods are working in an increasing number of countries, including the US:
Watchdog groups, political parties, and activists have to be vigilant in this space, too, because the folks behind this kind of spin seem to be at it 24/7/365.
Actually, I probably only need to go to a different part of my county to hear them…
