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Georgia is Republican red but not orange
“Georgia Republicans, led by Governor Brian Kemp, know how to win — and it’s not by hugging Tr•mp.” — National Review
“Republicans won the statewide races in Georgia’s governor’s race, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state attorney general, agriculture commissioner, insurance commissioner, state superintendent of schools, labor commissioner, ten out of 14 U.S. House races, 33 out of 56 state senate seats, and at least 100 out of 156 state-house seats.”
In many pivotal races, Republicans voted for the Democrat, handing Republicans embarrassing losses in multiple swing states. The New York Times:
High-profile Republicans like Herschel Walker in Georgia and Blake Masters in Arizona lost because Republican-leaning voters decided to cast ballots for Democrats, even as they voted for Republican candidates for U.S. House or other down-ballot races in their states.
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FBI’s fake ‘warnings’ about our Hunter story were clearly a coverup to aid Joe Biden
“Why were agents suggesting that info involving Hunter might be the work of “state actors” when the FBI knew darn well it wasn’t? Clearly, the goal was to nudge Twitter and others to squelch news that might damage Joe Biden’s election chances. … Sure enough, when The Post ran its Oct. 14, 2020, scoop about Hunter’s laptop, Twitter immediately censored it, citing its “hacked materials” policy. The Post’s story revealed emails exposing Hunter’s shady foreign deals, including millions that went to Bidens.
Agents might’ve even known The Post was about to publish its scoop. … We’ll never know if the suppression of The Post’s reporting changed the 2020 outcome, but it might’ve.
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DeSantis beats Biden; Trump loses
According to the latest Marquette Law School poll:
Joe Biden continues to lead Donald Trump in a 2024 rematch with 44% to Trump’s 34%, while 23% say they prefer someone else or would not vote. Whereas, Ron DeSantis ties Biden — each receiving 42% support from registered voters nationwide. DeSantis has increased his support in polling since January.
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A tale of two moralities
Let’s forgive mistakes except when the wrong people apologize for them! The indentured servants at the Werkes take a blood oath to oppose hyper-partisan, situational ethics wherever they may find it, cross their hearts and hope to die. Regrettably, The … Continue reading
A rainy night in Georgia
‘A red state now has two blue senators because of one orange man.’ — Erick Erickson Herschel Walker’s loss in the Georgia’s runoff election Tuesday 12-06-22 gives Democrats a one-seat pickup in a previously even-steven U.S. Senate. Georgia is now … Continue reading
Get your crayons out, kids!
Remember connect the dots? Growing up in the 1950s (we’ll pause here while you do the math) we had an entire soft-cover book of them. And we liked it that way! In the spirit of Christmases past, the elves at … Continue reading
But what about Hunter’s laptop?
Does Twitter’s full disclosure justify a do-over? Platinum subscriber Kooter asks: Do the recent Twitter revelations alter your opinion about the veracity of the 2020 election? The short answer is NO. What counts in an election is HOW they voted, not … Continue reading
‘Do something unique’ to put Trump back in the White House
Like overturning the Constitution? The January 6 (2021) insurrection wasn’t unique? Election untruther Janel Brandtjen, exiled from the Republican Assembly Caucus as Wisconsin’s Marjorie Taylor Green, is running for the state senate seat vacated by the retirement of the honorable … Continue reading
Re-imagine there’s no courage
It’s easy if you try! Like any blowhard congress … person, Blaska reserve the right to revise and extend his remarks — those being published in today’s Wisconsin State Journal. If Madison’s next mayor is chosen on the volume of … Continue reading
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