Senator Ron Johnson blasts Democrats for 'using Covid to exploit absentee balloting'

Katie Daviscourt  |  05/09/2024

On Wednesday’s episode of Human Events Daily with host Jack Posobiec, US Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) discussed the GOP’s election strategy in key battleground states to secure another Donald Trump presidency this November.

The strategy includes beating Democrats at their own game, according to Johnson, who explained the GOP will advocate for early voting which will help the Republican Party secure critical last-minute votes on election day.

Sen. Johnson said that despite the Democrat Party’s attempt to undermine GOP election integrity laws, which paves the way for election fraud, the Republican Party still has a chance to put up a fair fight.

"Democrats want to cheat," he stated. "And so they used Covid to exploit absentee balloting in Wisconsin. There were so many irregularities. It's just galling, to hear 'oh it was an above-board election.'"


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Republican are the ones who should be blasted for not doing a damn thing to stop them.  And here we are four years later, another election.  And the same absentee ballot rules the Dems used to steal the election are the same ones they will use to steal the 2024 election.  Why?  Again, because Republicans haven't done Jack to stop them.

Imagine if our worst enemies took control of the US government and attempted to use that control to destroy America.  Now compare that with what Biden is doing.

McClintock would have been awesome.

And to think I worked on these.

‘Welcome Home’–For Years His Family Waited for His Return. Now, He Waits for His Daughter.
APRIL 24, 2024| IVAN F. INGRAHAM
 
My wife and I sit in a large auditorium in El Paso, Texas, waiting in anticipation, along with other families, for our daughter’s return from deployment. Upbeat music fills the air and the feeling in the assembled crowd is of a group of fans awaiting a rock band to take the stage. This isn’t far off. The main characters are our own family members—the balloons, signs, and flowers overt displays of affection marking the safe return of mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, daughters and sons.

I watch young children playing and dancing to the music. Each is more interested in the other kids than in sitting patiently next to their nervous parents. Children have an innate ability to find fun in anything, even if it’s just running around together, or making up some game whose rules don’t matter. I glance at young mothers holding very small babies, likely for the first introduction to their fathers since deploying nine months earlier.
 

Through a side door, a crowd of soldiers is seen forming up, faceless in an amoebic mob dressed in MultiCam utilities, yet comprised of individuals, each with their own experiences and desires. The air comes alive with anxious expectation, but, like most things in the military, this prolongs the waiting for their arrival. Hurry up and wait goes both ways.

https://thewarhorse.org/veteran-welcomes-home-deployed-daughter-who-waited-for-him/