Posted BY: Cassandra Smith
After watching the debacle on Tuesday night, I did my own post-mortem of what happened. I lay the blame on three major factors: The Republican elites, the American public, and early voting.
The Republican Elites
By far the most important factor is the Republican elites. In 2020, the GOPe was almost as glad as the Dems to be rid of Donald Trump, so they ignored and denied the massive vote fraud that swept Joe Biden into office.
After Biden’s many undistinguished years in the Senate, they convinced themselves that he was their friend and would work with them, in other words, “he’s one of us….” With a few notable exceptions, they went along with the Dems’ “insurrection” claptrap hoping it would vanquish Trump from the national scene for good. The GOP’s ignored the effect these actions had on the Republican base, which was far more loyal to Donald Trump than to the Republican party.
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My husband and I are pretty typical conservatives, and we were outraged at the Republican elites long before the 2020 election. Even though I changed my registration to “independent” after the Romney disaster, I continued to contribute regularly to the Republican Party and Republican candidates. That stopped cold in January 2020 after the GOPe rolled over and denied the 2020 voting irregularities and chastised anyone who questioned the results. No one penny of our money has gone to Republicans since and probably won’t ever again in the future.
Konnech arrest has a huge impact on voter confidence. Voter fraud was denied and finally confirmed years later…. Makes ya wonder how many votes are still not quite right like the dead voters still on the rolls in Michigan.
there is only one factor that stopped the red wave. It is the democrat establishment cheating again. When it takes more than one day to count the votes, they are cheating. When it takes a week, they are cheating on steroids.