The Briefing Room
General Category => Midterm Elections 2022 => Topic started by: mystery-ak on November 28, 2022, 12:51:22 am
-
BUSTED: Recording Shows Warnock Campaign Calling Out-of-State Residents for Votes
By Bonchie | 12:00 PM on November 27, 2022
The Georgia runoff election is quickly approaching, with Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock battling it out for the last undecided, US Senate seat of the cycle.
Naturally, that means electioneering is in full swing. Warnock has famously received a metric ton of out-of-state cash, and now, he’s apparently contacting out-of-state voters to vote for him. Yeah, I’m as confused as you are.
Dom Lucre, who is a resident of Tennessee and hasn’t lived in Georgia in years, was called by the Warnock campaign, and he recorded the entire exchange. Here’s what it sounded like.
https://twitter.com/dom_lucre/status/1596647546201419776
We’ll get into the content in a moment, but this goes to show how widespread these “mistakes” are when campaigns are relying on outdated call lists of previous voters. In this case, it just so happens that Lucre is a conservative who decided to blow the whistle. But how many people has Warnock called who will ultimately end up voting in Georgia–either deliberately or falsely believing they are eligible–and not be caught by the system? There’s something insidious about the entire thing, and I think Warnock’s campaign knows exactly what it’s doing here.
more
https://redstate.com/bonchie/2022/11/27/busted-recording-shows-warnock-campaign-calling-out-of-state-residents-for-votes-n664731
-
$176 million.
This is the amount of money that has been channeled to Warnock to buy this Senate seat. Only two years in the Senate, yet he is able to raise $176 million dollars for a Senate seat.
The 17th Amendment needs to be repealed.
-
$176 million.
This is the amount of money that has been channeled to Warnock to buy this Senate seat. Only two years in the Senate, yet he is able to raise $176 million dollars for a Senate seat.
The 17th Amendment needs to be repealed.
Yes, it does.