Democrat-on-Democrat election cheating
in Mississippi? -report
Posted By: 4250Luis, 9/4/2023 12:59:13 PM
Based on the wretched 2020 election experience, Democrats are viewed by many Republicans as election cheats. There's the suitcases, the boarded up windows, the mysterious shutdowns, the water pipe breaks, the trucks going from state to state, the ballot-harvesting, the phony registrations... Yet trying to stop them seems like an exercise in futility. Something new's come up though, that might point to a way out. According to GatewayPundit: [Mississippi's] Hinds County Supervisor David Archie accused his Democrat opponent of cheating during the recent primary election for County Supervisor.
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Based on the wretched 2020 election experience, Democrats are viewed by many Republicans as election cheats. There's the suitcases, the boarded up windows, the mysterious shutdowns, the water pipe breaks, the trucks going from state to state, the ballot-harvesting, the phony registrations...
Yet trying to stop them seems like an exercise in futility.
Something new's come up though, that might point to a way out.
According to GatewayPundit: [Mississippi's] Hinds County Supervisor David Archie accused his Democrat opponent of cheating during the recent primary election for County Supervisor.
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