Can the Democrats Undermine the Midterms?

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February 17, 2022
Can the Democrats Undermine the Midterms?
By Robert LaBella

In late January, President Biden told a national TV audience that he was not prepared to say that the coming midterm elections would be legitimate. This startling admission was quickly walked back, but it shone a white-hot spotlight on Democrat efforts in Congress to federalize elections. The 2022 election promises to be one of significant change in the dynamic in Washington D.C. despite the efforts of Democrats to do more than just cast doubts on the election's integrity.

The Democrats have a demonstrated history of trying to make elections as one-sided as possible and thus enthrone themselves for perpetuity as they have done in cities throughout the country. The Democrats and their allies in Big Tech and the media regularly work to make this happen by subverting election integrity laws like requiring an ID, pushing for unregulated and unmonitored mail-in voting, providing support for one-sided ballot harvesting initiatives, repealing or fighting laws intended to allow states to revise voter rolls, and pouring enormous sums of money into Democrat districts to pay for election officials and ballot drop boxes. The Democrats and their allies make no secret that they intend to use these efforts to cement their place in government because they tell us. You only need to look at the Molly Ball Time Magazine article of February 4, 2021 or writings of the lawyer Mark Elias, arguably the Democrats’ most effective litigant against election integrity laws, in his article "Four Pillars to Safeguard Vote by Mail" to see this. Or perhaps turn on CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS and NBC at any time of the day or night or peruse the pages of the Washington Post, New York Times, or LA Times to see how the Democrats’ media allies beat the drum of “disenfranchisement” to speak openly about using the power of government to suppress the Rights of Americans and silence Republicans.

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[catfish1957]

I think the bigger question is "will" rathar than "can"

Just depends on how big a risk they see putting their hand in the cookie jar again.

[Cyber Liberty]

[Bigun]

I think the dynamics of stealing 435 house seats and 33 senate seats is very much different than stealing a presidential election.  But what the heck do I know?

[Right_in_Virginia]

Democrats can do anything they want, as often as they want.

[Millee]

They'll give it their best shot.

[Kamaji]

I think the bigger question is "will" rathar than "can"

Just depends on how big a risk they see putting their hand in the cookie jar again.