2022 U.S. Senate Races

Bill Haggerty explains what the democrats have been doing since 2020 to win elections.

Leading up to the midterms in 2022 Haggerty campaigned in 7 states over 10 days. "I was in Nevada campaigning with Adam Laxalt and he was up by four points," Haggerty said on Nashville radio WTN 99.7. "Democrats learned in 2020 that could get a bunch of rule changes through. In Nevada they were able to mail out ballots to all the voters. Some reported they got 4 and 5 ballots sent to them. You were able to submit these mail out ballots up through Saturday after the election. It's not illegal because they are taking advantage of these changes to the laws they got through. All around Las Vegas they worked with their unions to get these ballots collected. They are ballot harvesting. We need to deal with that reality and change our approach."
I see a lot of refusal to look inward from Republicans in the aftermath of the mid-term elections. Very few, if any, want to publicly address their 3 most significant issues with independent voters :

1) Republicans hurt themselves with too many calls for abortion bans, without exceptions for rape/incest. Such a hardline stand is particularly unpopular in battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan.

2) Donald Trump has too much influence over who becomes the Republican Party nominee during the primary. This is especially damaging because Trump doesn't factor in the viability of the candidate in the general election. His only criteria is whether or not the Republican candidate is on board with his belief that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged against him. That is how Republicans ended up with Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania.

3) Republicans didn't make the case for how Biden and the policies of the Democrats were more to blame for inflation than the Trump Administration. Most voters agree that inflation is a key issue, but they don't completely blame Biden for it. Republicans appeared to assume that just because they mention the word "inflation," that people assume that to be an attack on Biden. They needed to do more to explain what specific policies/legislation implemented by the Biden Administration and Democrats directly led to increases in consumer prices.

The post that I replied to up above, is just more of the same old whining and excuse making. Independent voters don't want to hear it anymore. Republicans need a new approach.
 
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I see a lot of refusal to look inward from Republicans in the aftermath of the mid-term elections. Very few, if any, want to publicly address their 3 most significant issues with independent voters :

1) Republicans hurt themselves with too many calls for abortion bans, without exceptions for rape/incest. Such a hardline stand is particularly unpopular in battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan.

2) Donald Trump has too much influence over who becomes the Republican Party nominee during the primary. This is especially damaging because Trump doesn't factor in the viability of the candidate in the general election. His only criteria is whether or not the Republican candidate is on board with his belief that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged against him. That is how Republicans ended up with Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania.

3) Republicans didn't make the case for how Biden and the policies of the Democrats were more to blame for inflation than the Trump Administration. Most voters agree that inflation is a key issue, but they don't completely blame Biden for it. Republicans appeared to assume that just because they mention the word "inflation," that people assume that to be an attack on Biden. They needed to do more to explain what specific policies/legislation implemented by the Biden Administration and Democrats directly led to increases in consumer prices.

The post that I replied to up above, is just more of the same old whining and excuse making. Independent voters don't want to hear it anymore. Republicans need a new approach.

While I agree with some of your bullet points above, you are naive to think you've encapsulated the key issues. Democrats changed election laws in 2020 that they are now using full throated in a legal but possibly unethical way to circumvent fair elections in this country. Covid turned into the classic case of giving an inch and the left taking a foot.

Even if the left had no part in China releasing covid they quickly realized it was a godsend that would change elections forever. People that have no fundamental convictions about morality and ethics, or turn every argument into a gray area have no qualms about bending rules and cheating. It's the way they are wired. The left just wants to cheat and power by any means necessary so you turn unethical behavior into a law. They were ready to enact a way to leverage these changes because they've always wanted to find a way to get out 100% of the vote. To say this is not so is about as ignorant saying the riots of 2020 that democrats cheered were mostly peaceful and has nothing to do with smash and grab crimes that we now see that started after the riots.

We essentially got an invalid in the WH. You'd have to be a moronic sociopath to vote for this guy. They are doping this guy up behind the scenes to make him functional. He is an embarrassment before the world. We know unless bureaucrats are running the administration - gender confused, woke, race baiting, climate alarmists, power hungry, enemy loving, Marxists.

Funny that a peion would want to argument facts with a successful businessman and senator who is well thought of and spoke and has shown a lifetime of mastering the nuisances in different fields.

Please pleasure us with any evidence that Bill Haggerty is not credible.

The fact remains that democrats changed election laws that allowed them in some states to mail out ballots, in some cases multiple ballots because this stuff is not accurate to every voter months before elections. Then they have a mechanism to follow-up. They deadline has been extended to receiving ballots after the election. And voting starts months in advance in some states. It's unprecedented and very different that much of the world. It is ripe for potential fraud on both sides, but many more on the democrat side doesn't care. They tend to come from more dirty characters.
 
I see a lot of refusal to look inward from Republicans in the aftermath of the mid-term elections. Very few, if any, want to publicly address their 3 most significant issues with independent voters :

1) Republicans hurt themselves with too many calls for abortion bans, without exceptions for rape/incest. Such a hardline stand is particularly unpopular in battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan.

2) Donald Trump has too much influence over who becomes the Republican Party nominee during the primary. This is especially damaging because Trump doesn't factor in the viability of the candidate in the general election. His only criteria is whether or not the Republican candidate is on board with his belief that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged against him. That is how Republicans ended up with Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania.

3) Republicans didn't make the case for how Biden and the policies of the Democrats were more to blame for inflation than the Trump Administration. Most voters agree that inflation is a key issue, but they don't completely blame Biden for it. Republicans appeared to assume that just because they mention the word "inflation," that people assume that to be an attack on Biden. They needed to do more to explain what specific policies/legislation implemented by the Biden Administration and Democrats directly led to increases in consumer prices.

The post that I replied to up above, is just more of the same old whining and excuse making. Independent voters don't want to hear it anymore. Republicans need a new approach.
Republicans also have to stop whining about early voting and figure out how to take advantage. The ballot harvesting operation in Georgia has gotten flat out insane.
 
Democrats changed election laws in 2020 that they are now using full throated in a legal but possibly unethical way to circumvent fair elections in this country.
Like I said ... more whining and excuse making.

There is nothing new about voting by mail, and there is no evidence that it leads to an increase in the percentage of fraudulently cast ballots. The only thing which has changed is voter participation. Wouldn't be a problem if Republicans were running better candidates. When Republicans run good candidates like Brian Kemp ... they win easily.
 
Republicans also have to stop whining about early voting and figure out how to take advantage. The ballot harvesting operation in Georgia has gotten flat out insane.
True ... but candidate quality is the bigger problem. Like I alluded to up above ....

Good Republican statewide candidate in Georgia (Kemp) wins easily.

Bad Republican statewide candidate in Georgia (Walker) loses a close election.

Republicans simply need to run better candidates in statewide elections.
 
True ... but candidate quality is the bigger problem. Like I alluded to up above ....

Good Republican statewide candidate in Georgia (Kemp) wins easily.

Bad Republican statewide candidate in Georgia (Walker) loses a close election.

Republicans simply need to run better candidates in statewide elections.
You're right. Despite the Senate results, every other statewide office being held by Republicans says it's still a red state. But also you can't ignore the get out the vote tactics and the crazy amount of outside PAC money that got funneled to the Ossoff and Warnock campaigns.
 
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Like I said ... more whining and excuse making.

There is nothing new about voting by mail, and there is no evidence that it leads to an increase in the percentage of fraudulently cast ballots. The only thing which has changed is voter participation. Wouldn't be a problem if Republicans were running better candidates. When Republicans run good candidates like Brian Kemp ... they win easily.

The actual whining comes from the left. You've used it ever since I've been alive. There is a reason Malcolm X called the democrat part the Fox. You are cunning liars.
 
The actual whining comes from the left. You've used it ever since I've been alive. There is a reason Malcolm X called the democrat part the Fox. You are cunning liars.
LOL.

The actual whining comes from those of you who are still clinging to the unproven notion that Trump was somehow cheated out of the 2020 Presidential Election.

The statewide election results in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona and Georgia during the 2022 mid-term elections should serve to validate the results from those same states from the 2020 Presidential Election (in the minds of reasonable people).

What do Dr. Mehmet Oz, Doug Mastriano, Tudor Dixon, Herschel Walker, Kari Lake and Blake Masters all have in common?

They were all Trump-endorsed candidates in statewide elections, who Trump campaigned heavily for in battleground states ... and the percentage margins which they lost their 2022 general elections by were all very consistent with the percentage margins that Trump lost those same states by in the 2020 Presidential General Election.

What does Governor Brian Kemp not have in common with those candidates mentioned up above? Kemp not only didn't have Trump's endorsement, Trump campaigned against him during the Republican Party primary ... and Kemp won his general election easily.

Will these facts stop any of you from whining about Trump's loss in 2020? Hell no.
 
"Common sense?" LOL.

That is just something to say because you know that you can't support your case with actual data.

Can you support your claim that this method of voting is nothing new?

The evidence is there if you choose to admit it. You ever been in a nursing home where 100% of the people were coherent enough to vote? Now, I've never claimed it can be proven yet you absolutely know it's easy pickings. We understand why you can't admit it though since your flag is planted
 
You're right. Despite the Senate results, every other statewide office being held by Republicans says it's still a red state. But also you can't ignore the get out the vote tactics and the crazy amount of outside PAC money that got funneled to the Ossoff and Warnock campaigns.
The more that I think about it ...

Republicans just have a "Trump problem" in Georgia.

Any Republican besides Trump, or without a Trump endorsement, will win their statewide election in Georgia. Independent voters in Georgia hate Trump. That is the only thing going wrong for Republicans in that state.

How did that Republican Georgia Secretary of State, that Trump hates so much do in his re-election bid? Brad Raffensperger was his name? He won easily, of course. LOL.
 
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Can you support your claim that this method of voting is nothing new?

The evidence is there if you choose to admit it. You ever been in a nursing home where 100% of the people were coherent enough to vote? Now, I've never claimed it can be proven yet you absolutely know it's easy pickings. We understand why you can't admit it though since your flag is planted
No, it's not ... and I have posted many links over the last two years to that effect. If you have a source which says that there has been an increase in the percentage of fraudulent ballots cast since 2020? Then post a link to the source. I will read it.

I'm tired of being the only one who ever provides links to sources on here.
 
No, it's not ... and I have posted many links over the last two years to that effect. If you have a source which says that there has been an increase in the percentage of fraudulent ballots cast since 2020? Then post a link to the source. I will read it.

I'm tired of being the only one who ever provides links to sources on here.
2020? But you claimed this wasn't anything new
 
Mail-in balloting is not new.

Mail out balloting to an entire state voter base is new and we know states have not cleaned up these voter roles. When you can mail out ballots to people who hasn't asked for them weeks or months in advance to dead people, relatives, old addresses, etc then you're inviting fraud.

Then to turn around and get the lists of people who haven't mailed them back, go person to person inquiring about them and "volunteering" to help turn them in. Yeah that's new. No one said it's illegal where it's on the books, but it's a sham.

These creates lack of internal controls and confidence in the voting system. It is meant to be confusing and hard to prove fraud for those who invite that sort of thing.

I find it hard to believe anyone who has been in the field of finance and accounting even if studying as an undergrad level only doesn't understand this concept. It doesn't take much business acumen to get the concept.
 
Mail out balloting to an entire state voter base is new and we know states have not cleaned up these voter roles. When you can mail out ballots to people who hasn't asked for them weeks or months in advance to dead people, relatives, old addresses, etc then you're inviting fraud.

Then to turn around and get the lists of people who haven't mailed them back, go person to person inquiring about them and "volunteering" to help turn them in. Yeah that's new. No one said it's illegal where it's on the books, but it's a sham.

These creates lack of internal controls and confidence in the voting system. It is meant to be confusing and hard to prove fraud for those who invite that sort of thing.

I find it hard to believe anyone who has been in the field of finance and accounting even if studying as an undergrad level only doesn't understand this concept. It doesn't take much business acumen to get the concept.
It will only undermine confidence in the voting system among those who believe the Republican rhetoric. I have posted the numerous safeguards and checks and balances to mail-in balloting here many times. I will say it again, there is no proof that there has been an increase in the percentage of fraudulently cast ballot since 2020.

You have never posted a link to any data which contradicts my assessment, because there is none. Whenever this debate commences, and it has a hundred times or so, I'm the only one whoever supports my assertion with links to sources. You and those like you ... just run your damn mouths.
 
It will only undermine confidence in the voting system among those who believe the Republican rhetoric. I have posted the numerous safeguards and checks and balances to mail-in balloting here many times. I will say it again, there is no proof that there has been an increase in the percentage of fraudulently cast ballot since 2020.

You have never posted a link to any data which contradicts my assessment, because there is none. Whenever this debate commences, and it has a hundred times or so, I'm the only one whoever supports my assertion with links to sources. You and those like you ... just run your damn mouths.

You post links from left wing hacks and call it substantiation. The naiveté would be funny your ignorance wasn't so dangerous.
 
Mail-in balloting is not new.
The no holds bar version introduced during Covid certainly was something new. The whole controversey over the GA voting law was they relaxed a lot of mail in and dropbox regulations due to Covid and then Democrats howled and pretended Jim Crow was back when they put rules back in place even though the new rules were less restrictive than the pre-2020 rules were.

I've resisted posting this because of the tin foil hat crowd. I know for a fact that DNC operatives were hiring people off the street during early voting to go door to door to pick up/help fill out ballots here in my town. I know exactly where they were staging from. They were paying people to work 5 days at a time and making sure to keep the payout under $600 to avoid having to report the income on a 1099. It's completely legal, but not exactly kosher.

Yes . . . Herschel Walker was a terrible candidate. Yes . . . Trump was an albatross. But also, Democrats in GA have just figured out how to play the ballot game better than Republicans.
 
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The no holds bar version introduced during Covid certainly was something new. The whole controversey over the GA voting law was they relaxed a lot of mail in and dropbox regulations due to Covid and then Democrats howled and pretended Jim Crow was back when they put rules back in place even though the new rules were less restrictive than the pre-2020 rules were.

I've resisted posting this because of the tin foil hat crowd. I know for a fact that DNC operatives were hiring people off the street during early voting to go door to door to pick up/help fill out ballots here in my town. I know exactly where they were staging from. They were paying people to work 5 days at a time and making sure to keep the payout under $600 to avoid having to report the income on a 1099. It's completely legal, but not exactly kosher.

Yes . . . Herschel Walker was a terrible candidate. Yes . . . Trump was an albatross. But also, Democrats in GA have just figured out how to play the ballot game better than Republicans.
Sorry to paraphrase, but what you're saying is the Republicans need to cheat too if they want to win an election.
 
Sorry to paraphrase, but what you're saying is the Republicans need to cheat too if they want to win an election.
The rules may suck, but you have no choice but to get out on the edge and use them to your advantage. Trump screeching about rigged elections suppresses Republican early voting while Democrats are out there working their asses off to drive up the turnout in blue neighborhoods.
 
Mail-in balloting is not new.
I believe it’s Utah that has had mail in balloting for quite a while. They also go to great pains to insure their voter records are correct and they also rolled this out over a decade ago in a methodical fashion. Not in the overnight knee jerk reactionary method forced during COVID.
 
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