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   noemail@aol.com says...   
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   > Skeeter  wrote in   
   > news:MPG.440783a2bfd2c92598b091@usnews.blocknews.net:   
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   > > In article ,   
   > > noemail@aol.com says...   
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   > >> phoenix  wrote in   
   > >> news:n04gv9Fe3ouU2@mid.individual.net:   
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   > >>   
   > >>    The voter fraud/stolen election rant   
   > >> is so popular with Republicans that they   
   > >> now use it against each other.   
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   > >   
   > > The "pedo" "rapist" rant against Trump is so popular with   
   > > the losing left.   
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   >      Trump has nothing to do with this issue,   
   > except the gullibility of Republicans to now   
   > fall for the "stolen election" rant.   
      
   You brought it up.   
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   > >> Nearly 20% of all Republican gubernatorial   
   > >> primaries featured candidates who claimed   
   > >> they lost due to voter fraud.   
   > >> September 26, 2022   
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   > >>   
   > >> In Alabama, Dean Odle ? who received   
   > >> just 1.8% of the vote ? posted on his   
   > >> campaign website that there are   
   > >> "serious problems with our voting   
   > >> machines and election security in   
   > >> Alabama"   
   > >>   
   > >> In Georgia, Kandiss Taylor ? who earned   
   > >> only 3.4% of the vote ? claimed in a   
   > >> Twitter video that the election was rigged.   
   > >>   
   > >> In Michigan, Ryan Kelley ? who came in   
   > >> fourth place ? refused to concede and   
   > >> called for a hand recount of ballots.   
   > >>   
   > >> In Nevada, Joey Gilbert ? who lost by more   
   > >> than 10 points ? refused to concede and   
   > >> filed a lawsuit after a recount.   
   > >>   
   > >> In New Mexico, Sandoval County Commissioner   
   > >> Jay Block ? who earned 9.7% of the vote ?   
   > >> voted against certifying the primary results   
   > >> in his county (and another county in New   
   > >> Mexico refused to certify results until the   
   > >> state Supreme Court forced it to).   
   > >>   
   > >> In South Carolina, Bob Musselwhite ? who   
   > >> received 15.9% of the vote ? objected to   
   > >> the certification of the primary election   
   > >> results, alleging that "many very serious   
   > >> problems occurred in the election cycle."   
   > >> https://tinyurl.com/y5t9zs42   
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