up to now, so many were happy to say the election was stolen due to fraud. Those that are running in the general suddenly discovered their views are "evolving" for obvious reasons. Only other republican morons believe that lie, now they have to win vote of independents who are smarter than they are.
for example: "This could be one reason Aadland’s public stance on election integrity has evolved so much. He started off the election cycle running for the U.S. Senate and fully denying the 2020 election. In June 2021, he told the Jefferson County Men’s Club, “The 2020 election, it was rigged. Absolutely rigged.” But in December of that year, he switched to running for the House, and somewhere along the way, he started to backpedal. In April 2022, he danced around the question on conservative talk radio, ultimately answering, “I’m certain there was fraud in the 2020 elections. I have a sense that it influenced the outcome. Can I say definitively? No.” (This was enough for us to reclassify him as “raised questions” and not “fully denied” in our tracker of Republicans’ stances on the 2020 election.) And in August 2022 — after the Colorado primary — a reporter for Colorado Newsline noticed that the Jefferson County Men’s Club had taken down the video with Aadland’s previous, more extreme comments."
fivethirtyeight.com
and then you have that wimp, desantis, who is too afraid to actually take a clear stand on the issue
www.politico.com
Matt DePerno is the Michigan Republican Party’s presumptive nominee for attorney general because of election fraud.
Not by committing it, but by spending months incessantly suggesting that fraud in Michigan’s 2020 election, particularly in Antrim County, casts doubt on the legitimacy of the election. In the process he became the most prominent figure in Michigan election denial circles and launched his political career.
“That’s not the issue that we should be focusing on in this election,” he said in an interview after the June 30 gubernatorial debate. “Let’s get off the election issue. Let’s start talking about the real issues that are facing people every day in their budget and how they’re managing their families.”
And there’s a clear reason to stop bringing up unfounded claims of widespread election fraud: Michiganders aren’t on board.
www.mlive.com
wimps and cowards. republicans. lol
for example: "This could be one reason Aadland’s public stance on election integrity has evolved so much. He started off the election cycle running for the U.S. Senate and fully denying the 2020 election. In June 2021, he told the Jefferson County Men’s Club, “The 2020 election, it was rigged. Absolutely rigged.” But in December of that year, he switched to running for the House, and somewhere along the way, he started to backpedal. In April 2022, he danced around the question on conservative talk radio, ultimately answering, “I’m certain there was fraud in the 2020 elections. I have a sense that it influenced the outcome. Can I say definitively? No.” (This was enough for us to reclassify him as “raised questions” and not “fully denied” in our tracker of Republicans’ stances on the 2020 election.) And in August 2022 — after the Colorado primary — a reporter for Colorado Newsline noticed that the Jefferson County Men’s Club had taken down the video with Aadland’s previous, more extreme comments."
This Candidate Thinks The 2020 Election Was Illegitimate. But He’d Rather You Didn’t Know That.
Roughly 200 Republican candidates running for Senate, House, governor, attorney general or secretary of state have indicated publicly that the 2020 presidential…
and then you have that wimp, desantis, who is too afraid to actually take a clear stand on the issue
DeSantis won't say if he thinks 2020 was rigged. But he's campaigning for Republicans who do.
The candidates DeSantis is stumping for, including J.D. Vance in Ohio, have all been endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
DeSantis won't say if he thinks 2020 was rigged. But he's campaigning for Republicans who do.
The candidates DeSantis is stumping for, including J.D. Vance in Ohio, have all been endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
www.politico.com
Matt DePerno is the Michigan Republican Party’s presumptive nominee for attorney general because of election fraud.
Not by committing it, but by spending months incessantly suggesting that fraud in Michigan’s 2020 election, particularly in Antrim County, casts doubt on the legitimacy of the election. In the process he became the most prominent figure in Michigan election denial circles and launched his political career.
“That’s not the issue that we should be focusing on in this election,” he said in an interview after the June 30 gubernatorial debate. “Let’s get off the election issue. Let’s start talking about the real issues that are facing people every day in their budget and how they’re managing their families.”
And there’s a clear reason to stop bringing up unfounded claims of widespread election fraud: Michiganders aren’t on board.
Republican candidates want to stop talking about 2020 fraud claims. They may not have a choice.
There’s a clear reason to stop bringing up unfounded claims of widespread election fraud: Michiganders aren’t on board.
wimps and cowards. republicans. lol
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