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Update from Michigan:

The net is tightening on the local Deep State in the GOP. People are starting to recognize the “Good Cop, Bad Cop” pattern they use to try and split and divide everyone. Problem is, they’re running out of players to do their games with, and good precinct delegates that know what to look for are starting to out them pretty well.

At the beginning of December, the RINOS were exposed big time when they tried to interrupt a closed State Committee meeting that was to gather outside of Detroit. Late on a Friday afternoon before the Saturday morning meeting, “someone” called in death threats to the church venue the state committee delegates were supposed to meet at. The pastor was in fear for his families safety and cancelled use of the church. With no time in the day to pursue another venue on such short notice, the MIGOP state committee headed by Kristina Karamo decided to do a closed online meeting.

One of the moderators at the Saturday morning meeting caught a chat comment that the event was being livestreamed, and with a little help was able to locate and start tracking the illegal livestream of the closed meeting. It appeared to show some known bad actors at a large hall, appearing to guide some of the 40+ precinct delegates on their computers how to undermine the state chair possibly with social media posts (https://www.facebook.com/100086955523394/videos/1015133839598335). The video even gives a roll call. With this information in hand, the state meeting was adjourned before any more sensitive material was released.

In review of evidence and timing, it was clear that whomever called in death threats to the church venue probably had to somehow be connected to the offsite gathering, as it would be very difficult to schedule another venue late on a Friday and send word for delegates to appear there the next morning. “Domestic Terrorism” is the phrase that probably would have applied in this situation.

A new follow-up meeting for the State Convention is being planned soon, but there’s already grumblings of a separate earlier meeting being planned by bad actors who appear bent on interrupting/agitating anyone trying to make forward progress in clean primaries.

It should be a fun state meeting, as the moderator that found the livestream previously has been asked to also attend the next meeting...

“Welcome to the party, pal...”. Yippee-kay-yay!