As people learned what the Democrats did to weaponize elections by creating DEI gerrymandered districts that had nothing to do with politics, only race. While the intention was good, it was pure discrimination from day one and fully supported by Obama and Eric Holder.
Now is the time for the GOP to clean up, and those playing wishy-washy need to move and get out of the way. There is no tolerance for those Republicans wanting to play games, as evidenced by this election and the failures of the RINOs. Our party is changing and on track to mimic the minority of nuts on the left, where you submit, or you are gone. Unfortunately, these folks are being funded by dark money from many groups that are anti-American and that includes funding from Arab and the EU, who would love to see us fail. And our Democrats are doing what they can to make that happen. All IMO.
“When it comes to the top flashpoint in American politics at the moment, Republican voters understand the stakes, even if Republican politicians don’t.
That was the lesson out of Indiana’s primary elections on Tuesday that saw state lawmakers targeted by President Donald Trump go down in defeat to challengers.
And it’s a lesson to which the establishments of both parties should be paying attention.
According to the Indianapolis Star, at least five of the seven Republicans on the ballot who’d opposed a Trump-backed plan to redraw the Hoosier State’s congressional map had been turned out by their party’s voters.
“It’s rare for a state senator to lose in a primary,” the Indianapolis Star reported Tuesday. “Before today, it’s only happened to Indiana Republican senators six times since 2002: three of which occurred in the same districts where incumbents were ousted this year.”
That’s because this year is different.
At a time when Republican legislatures are pulling out all the stops to keep a GOP majority in the U.S. House in the November elections, 21 Indiana Republican state senators scuttled a plan in December to redistrict the state in a way designed to pick up two more House seats while shutting Democrats out completely.
With state Senate elections staggered, and the retirement of one of those Republicans from office, seven of those lawmakers faced GOP voters on Tuesday.
The results weren’t even close.”