The race was so close all night, declaring victory was idiotic.
I doubt that DesJaralis will leave voluntarily.
Hard to know for sure who Carr would have taken more votes from, I would assume he’d have taken more from the challengers but I might be wrong.
“Generally, in the last instance of a candidate being disqualified (ironically, on ground of GOP voter crossover, !)”
So it’s just like Mississippi, where the rat Baxley got GOP crossover thrown out in 86 but McDaniel won’t get rat crossover thrown out. Lame.
If he has until January to move into his fake home, that’s after the election, so there would have to be a special?
You mean Alabama. As I said, I don’t know if Campfield will pursue the allegations. But RINOs, like their Democrat twins, don’t think the rules apply to them. Briggs deserves to crash and burn.
By the way, check out this projectile-vomit inducing statement from the TN Chairman on Lamar!’s underwhelming “victory”...
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Chris Devaney released the following statement regarding U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander’s Republican primary win:
“Congratulations to Senator Lamar Alexander for winning the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate. Once again, Tennesseans are rallying to his candidacy because they trust his steady hand and his conservative record. He’s well-positioned for the fall to return to the U.S. Senate and help lead a new Republican majority.”
Chris is laying it on thick. I almost need hipboots for the bullcrap.