Posted on 09/27/2023 3:30:33 AM PDT by Redmen4ever
Last week, the Associated Press reports that No Labels – a secretive DC-based, dark money funded organization attempting to put a third party candidate on the presidential ballot in 2024 – registered over 15,000 voters in the swing state of Arizona.
Both No Labels and the Green Party have recently completed their petition drives in Arkansas, and No Labels has completed its petition dive in Arizona. But, the Green Party could use some help with their petitioning in Arizona and the other states I list below. If you live in one of these states, would you give a sig?
Alaska - https://www.gp.org/alaska Arizona - https://www.azgp.org/ Maryland - https://www.mdgreens.org/ballot_access2024 Nevada - https://www.gp.org/nevada
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The voters are deep red, while the governors, SoS, and legislatures are made up of either Dems or RINO traitors who rolled over on cheat-by-mail-in ballots, drop boxes, and Dominion.
So long as it’s detrimental to the Democrats it’s all fun and games, when a tea party, MAGA, or some other rightwing party starts up, it could be a real game changer.
Personally, I get sick and tired of many people in the Republican Party, look at the budget mess in Washington right now, all the promises the Republicans made leading up to the 2022 election have been broken.
They gave Biden a 2-year debt ceiling increase until after 2024 uncapped, which means at least 2 trillion in deficits each year.
You combine the extra 2-trillion in debt each year and the refinancing of existing debt from 0% to 4-5% or higher will make interest payments larger than the military budget and there is no serious movement to stop or slow down the spending.
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Az. & Ga. both voted for Biden & they both lost Senate seats as well.
So, while what you say is true, how do you explain those losses?
The only explanation that is valid, is that it means nothing. If it threatens the power of the Uni-party to maintain its control, it will prevent that control from being taken. If the people select 2 that are not of the Uni-party persuasion, they will manufacture the votes necessary to elect the Uni-party member on the Democrat side of the aisle.
In 2016, Donald John Trump won because they believed that Hillary had such a commanding lead that they had to scramble at the last minute & realized it was too little too late. Heck, even with the 2020 election they again underestimated the strength, but they were bound & determined to do whatever was necessary to make sure DJT lost.
They did exactly that, did everything they could, and it was so sloppy that it was obvious, but it didn't matter because they control so much of our government. But they might just experience major blowback if they try it again and are once again as sloppy as before.
That is why they are trying to take Trump out with lawfare. If that fails, what is the only option they have left?
The Lincoln Project working with the Uni-party once again.
We need to convince RFK Jr. to run on the Libertarian Party. That will be the ticket. But, I honestly do not see Joe Biden being the candidate.
RFK Jr running on the Libt ticket: THAT would indeed be terrific!
How do I explain our Senate loses in Az and Ga:
Az: Trump disrespected McCain fracturing the Rs in that state
Ga: 2022 - Rs nominated a celebrity candidate; 2020 - Trump was at the top of the ticket
GA was a loser when kemp put the chick in the senate over Doug Collins
In 2020 the 2 Ga. Senate candidates both had to face runoff elections. Normally it would have only been 1 Senate election, but because Kelly Loeffler was picked by Gov. Kemp to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Senator Johnny Isakson, effective December 31, 2019.
You don't really know what you are talking about.
Az. & Ga. both voted for Biden
Wrong
I suppose you’re here to educate me. According to you, Trump had nothing to do with the loss of McCain’s seat and our other problems in Ga., because “everybody” other than McCain’s wife (who was rich) knew McCain was a bad guy, and this is why “everybody” who used to vote for McCain voted against the non-McCain Republican who ran to succeed him when he passed away.
And, according to you, Trump losing Georgia had nothing to do with our problems in down ticket races in 2020; and, according to you, it’s best we not even talk about the celebrity candidate we had in 2022.
I will consider this theory that Trump was an impotent President: having nothing to do with these several matters; and, probably having nothing to do with Republicans losing the House in 2018, nothing to do with losing the White House and the Senate in 2020, having nothing to do with the lawsuits he lost for not paying his lawyers and contractors, etc., etc.
Regarding McCain being a hero, Trump said, “I prefer a winner.” It looks like you’ve grown tired of winning. You’re happy with excuses.
2020 United States presidential election in Arizona
Perhaps if you had read beyond my first line of that post you might not have responded as you did. I never said that Biden won them legitimately, but technically on the books it reflects that Biden/Harris won both states. Sometimes you have to venture a bit further to get the true intent of a post. 🙂
Let me guess.....Crazy Liz is the Third Party pick.
Its the only reason for her to jump into AZ election knowing she was going to loose WY.
Wrong.
Az and Ga - both stolen.
“No Labels” who labels everyone that disagrees with them.
Fraud Bob, how of you explain it?
Apologies, my post was not meant for you. It was meant for redmen4ever.
AZ has never been deep red. And really, if any of those states were deep red then how would the dems get so much power. Mail-in balloting used to be considered an advantage for the GOP in AZ because they had the better ground game to get their voters who weren’t energized enough to go the polls to mail it in.
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