Georgia GOP Turnout Shows the Red Tsunami Is Coming: More good news friends. The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

NotBrainwashed

More good news friends.
The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/05/26/georgia-gop-turnout-shows-the-red-tsunami-is-coming-n570352?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=e8f369aa83def49a44ffcbc196ec00b0

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The number of people turning out for the Georgia primary this week certainly put paid to the Democratic claim about the e******n law that was passed in 2021. Democrats had falsely claimed that the law was a “Jim Crow” effort to restrict the v**e. That was untrue; it even increased the opportunities to v**e. But the turnout also showed that Georgians were in no way hindered from v****g.

However, there is an underlying, fascinating number that is worth talking about — the incredible increase in the GOP primary v****g numbers.

Republicans up 96 percent and Democrats up 26 percent? That definitely k**ls the restrictive v****g story, since both went up.

But it also shows a remarkable increase for the Republicans that we have to talk more about. Now, a percentage of that is crossover v****g — about 7 percent Democrats, who asked for a Republican b****t and v**ed Republican in an open primary, as my colleague Sarah Lee noted. There’s no question that some of those were Democrats doing a v**e against the Trump-endorsed candidates for governor and Secretary of State, as my colleague Joe Cunningham observed. It’s also quite possible that Georgians saw Brian Kemp as the more likely candidate to beat Stacy Abrams than David Perdue, and that was the paramount thought going on there.

But even if there was a certain percentage v****g against Trump-endorsed candidates, there’s another important point to be made here–that even without that 7-percent crossover, the enthusiasm for the GOP candidates was up considerably and far more than the Democrats. There are likely a number of crossovers who aren’t doing it to be anti-Trump, but because they’ve had enough with Biden and the Democrats, inflation, and rising gas prices. You now have a whole block of parents who have been charged up over things like CRT, g****r identity and all the chaos being pushed by the Democrats.

You also had terrific numbers for the Trump-endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Herschel Walker with both getting around 70 percent. So what does that say about the crossover?

Walker’s numbers in a contested primary vs. Warnock’s numbers are a warning for Democrats.

The enthusiasm seems far higher for the Republican candidates than for the Democratic candidates, and it’s one more indication that a tsunami is likely on the way in November. This is a big data point screaming good news for Republicans if they stick with sense all the way to November.

It isn’t ultimately about Democrats trying to play politics over Trump or J*** 6 or wh**ever Democrats would like to be pushing. It’s largely about the economy and that’s what’s going to sink the Democrats– both in Georgia and elsewhere.

Liberty Tree

NotBrainwashed wrote:

More good news friends.
The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/05/26/georgia-gop-turnout-shows-the-red-tsunami-is-coming-n570352?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=e8f369aa83def49a44ffcbc196ec00b0

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The number of people turning out for the Georgia primary this week certainly put paid to the Democratic claim about the e******n law that was passed in 2021. Democrats had falsely claimed that the law was a “Jim Crow” effort to restrict the v**e. That was untrue; it even increased the opportunities to v**e. But the turnout also showed that Georgians were in no way hindered from v****g.

However, there is an underlying, fascinating number that is worth talking about — the incredible increase in the GOP primary v****g numbers.

Republicans up 96 percent and Democrats up 26 percent? That definitely k**ls the restrictive v****g story, since both went up.

But it also shows a remarkable increase for the Republicans that we have to talk more about. Now, a percentage of that is crossover v****g — about 7 percent Democrats, who asked for a Republican b****t and v**ed Republican in an open primary, as my colleague Sarah Lee noted. There’s no question that some of those were Democrats doing a v**e against the Trump-endorsed candidates for governor and Secretary of State, as my colleague Joe Cunningham observed. It’s also quite possible that Georgians saw Brian Kemp as the more likely candidate to beat Stacy Abrams than David Perdue, and that was the paramount thought going on there.

But even if there was a certain percentage v****g against Trump-endorsed candidates, there’s another important point to be made here–that even without that 7-percent crossover, the enthusiasm for the GOP candidates was up considerably and far more than the Democrats. There are likely a number of crossovers who aren’t doing it to be anti-Trump, but because they’ve had enough with Biden and the Democrats, inflation, and rising gas prices. You now have a whole block of parents who have been charged up over things like CRT, g****r identity and all the chaos being pushed by the Democrats.

You also had terrific numbers for the Trump-endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Herschel Walker with both getting around 70 percent. So what does that say about the crossover?

Walker’s numbers in a contested primary vs. Warnock’s numbers are a warning for Democrats.

The enthusiasm seems far higher for the Republican candidates than for the Democratic candidates, and it’s one more indication that a tsunami is likely on the way in November. This is a big data point screaming good news for Republicans if they stick with sense all the way to November.

It isn’t ultimately about Democrats trying to play politics over Trump or J*** 6 or wh**ever Democrats would like to be pushing. It’s largely about the economy and that’s what’s going to sink the Democrats– both in Georgia and elsewhere.

More good news friends. br The crazies woke up the... (show quote)

I hope so, but never underestimate GOP leadership's ability to screw it up.

Tiptop789 Loc: State of Denial

NotBrainwashed wrote:

More good news friends.
The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/05/26/georgia-gop-turnout-shows-the-red-tsunami-is-coming-n570352?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=e8f369aa83def49a44ffcbc196ec00b0

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The number of people turning out for the Georgia primary this week certainly put paid to the Democratic claim about the e******n law that was passed in 2021. Democrats had falsely claimed that the law was a “Jim Crow” effort to restrict the v**e. That was untrue; it even increased the opportunities to v**e. But the turnout also showed that Georgians were in no way hindered from v****g.

However, there is an underlying, fascinating number that is worth talking about — the incredible increase in the GOP primary v****g numbers.

Republicans up 96 percent and Democrats up 26 percent? That definitely k**ls the restrictive v****g story, since both went up.

But it also shows a remarkable increase for the Republicans that we have to talk more about. Now, a percentage of that is crossover v****g — about 7 percent Democrats, who asked for a Republican b****t and v**ed Republican in an open primary, as my colleague Sarah Lee noted. There’s no question that some of those were Democrats doing a v**e against the Trump-endorsed candidates for governor and Secretary of State, as my colleague Joe Cunningham observed. It’s also quite possible that Georgians saw Brian Kemp as the more likely candidate to beat Stacy Abrams than David Perdue, and that was the paramount thought going on there.

But even if there was a certain percentage v****g against Trump-endorsed candidates, there’s another important point to be made here–that even without that 7-percent crossover, the enthusiasm for the GOP candidates was up considerably and far more than the Democrats. There are likely a number of crossovers who aren’t doing it to be anti-Trump, but because they’ve had enough with Biden and the Democrats, inflation, and rising gas prices. You now have a whole block of parents who have been charged up over things like CRT, g****r identity and all the chaos being pushed by the Democrats.

You also had terrific numbers for the Trump-endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Herschel Walker with both getting around 70 percent. So what does that say about the crossover?

Walker’s numbers in a contested primary vs. Warnock’s numbers are a warning for Democrats.

The enthusiasm seems far higher for the Republican candidates than for the Democratic candidates, and it’s one more indication that a tsunami is likely on the way in November. This is a big data point screaming good news for Republicans if they stick with sense all the way to November.

It isn’t ultimately about Democrats trying to play politics over Trump or J*** 6 or wh**ever Democrats would like to be pushing. It’s largely about the economy and that’s what’s going to sink the Democrats– both in Georgia and elsewhere.

More good news friends. br The crazies woke up the... (show quote)

I hope everyone eligible v**es every time, show the politicians and deep pocket folks our v**es count more than their dollars

PeterS

NotBrainwashed wrote:

More good news friends.
The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/05/26/georgia-gop-turnout-shows-the-red-tsunami-is-coming-n570352?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=e8f369aa83def49a44ffcbc196ec00b0

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The number of people turning out for the Georgia primary this week certainly put paid to the Democratic claim about the e******n law that was passed in 2021. Democrats had falsely claimed that the law was a “Jim Crow” effort to restrict the v**e. That was untrue; it even increased the opportunities to v**e. But the turnout also showed that Georgians were in no way hindered from v****g.

However, there is an underlying, fascinating number that is worth talking about — the incredible increase in the GOP primary v****g numbers.

Republicans up 96 percent and Democrats up 26 percent? That definitely k**ls the restrictive v****g story, since both went up.

But it also shows a remarkable increase for the Republicans that we have to talk more about. Now, a percentage of that is crossover v****g — about 7 percent Democrats, who asked for a Republican b****t and v**ed Republican in an open primary, as my colleague Sarah Lee noted. There’s no question that some of those were Democrats doing a v**e against the Trump-endorsed candidates for governor and Secretary of State, as my colleague Joe Cunningham observed. It’s also quite possible that Georgians saw Brian Kemp as the more likely candidate to beat Stacy Abrams than David Perdue, and that was the paramount thought going on there.

But even if there was a certain percentage v****g against Trump-endorsed candidates, there’s another important point to be made here–that even without that 7-percent crossover, the enthusiasm for the GOP candidates was up considerably and far more than the Democrats. There are likely a number of crossovers who aren’t doing it to be anti-Trump, but because they’ve had enough with Biden and the Democrats, inflation, and rising gas prices. You now have a whole block of parents who have been charged up over things like CRT, g****r identity and all the chaos being pushed by the Democrats.

You also had terrific numbers for the Trump-endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Herschel Walker with both getting around 70 percent. So what does that say about the crossover?

Walker’s numbers in a contested primary vs. Warnock’s numbers are a warning for Democrats.

The enthusiasm seems far higher for the Republican candidates than for the Democratic candidates, and it’s one more indication that a tsunami is likely on the way in November. This is a big data point screaming good news for Republicans if they stick with sense all the way to November.

It isn’t ultimately about Democrats trying to play politics over Trump or J*** 6 or wh**ever Democrats would like to be pushing. It’s largely about the economy and that’s what’s going to sink the Democrats– both in Georgia and elsewhere.

More good news friends. br The crazies woke up the... (show quote)

So you weren't able to keep Democrats from c***ting in the past...so how have you accomplished that now? All your changes were to make it harder to v**e, not to keep Democrats from c***ting!

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

PeterS wrote:

So you weren't able to keep Democrats from c***ting in the past...so how have you accomplished that now? All your changes were to make it harder to v**e, not to keep Democrats from c***ting!

Don't you worry about that Petey, we will be using the Democrat book of lying and c***ting you use as a bible......... one thing is for sure, you'll h**e eating what you feed others, anticipate seconds.

NotBrainwashed

PeterS wrote:

So you weren't able to keep Democrats from c***ting in the past...so how have you accomplished that now? All your changes were to make it harder to v**e, not to keep Democrats from c***ting!

The awareness level is super high now so it's gonna be a LOT harder for them to get away with it.

Obviously not the ideal solution but better than 2020.

But to your point - NEVER EVER TRUST THEM

Tiptop789 Loc: State of Denial

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Don't you worry about that Petey, we will be using the Democrat book of lying and c***ting you use as a bible......... one thing is for sure, you'll h**e eating what you feed others, anticipate seconds.

How's the water level in the river? Hope you get to enjoy a few cold ones this weekend.

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

NotBrainwashed wrote:

More good news friends.
The crazies woke up the sleeping giant!!

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/05/26/georgia-gop-turnout-shows-the-red-tsunami-is-coming-n570352?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=e8f369aa83def49a44ffcbc196ec00b0

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The number of people turning out for the Georgia primary this week certainly put paid to the Democratic claim about the e******n law that was passed in 2021. Democrats had falsely claimed that the law was a “Jim Crow” effort to restrict the v**e. That was untrue; it even increased the opportunities to v**e. But the turnout also showed that Georgians were in no way hindered from v****g.

However, there is an underlying, fascinating number that is worth talking about — the incredible increase in the GOP primary v****g numbers.

Republicans up 96 percent and Democrats up 26 percent? That definitely k**ls the restrictive v****g story, since both went up.

But it also shows a remarkable increase for the Republicans that we have to talk more about. Now, a percentage of that is crossover v****g — about 7 percent Democrats, who asked for a Republican b****t and v**ed Republican in an open primary, as my colleague Sarah Lee noted. There’s no question that some of those were Democrats doing a v**e against the Trump-endorsed candidates for governor and Secretary of State, as my colleague Joe Cunningham observed. It’s also quite possible that Georgians saw Brian Kemp as the more likely candidate to beat Stacy Abrams than David Perdue, and that was the paramount thought going on there.

But even if there was a certain percentage v****g against Trump-endorsed candidates, there’s another important point to be made here–that even without that 7-percent crossover, the enthusiasm for the GOP candidates was up considerably and far more than the Democrats. There are likely a number of crossovers who aren’t doing it to be anti-Trump, but because they’ve had enough with Biden and the Democrats, inflation, and rising gas prices. You now have a whole block of parents who have been charged up over things like CRT, g****r identity and all the chaos being pushed by the Democrats.

You also had terrific numbers for the Trump-endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Herschel Walker with both getting around 70 percent. So what does that say about the crossover?

Walker’s numbers in a contested primary vs. Warnock’s numbers are a warning for Democrats.

The enthusiasm seems far higher for the Republican candidates than for the Democratic candidates, and it’s one more indication that a tsunami is likely on the way in November. This is a big data point screaming good news for Republicans if they stick with sense all the way to November.

It isn’t ultimately about Democrats trying to play politics over Trump or J*** 6 or wh**ever Democrats would like to be pushing. It’s largely about the economy and that’s what’s going to sink the Democrats– both in Georgia and elsewhere.

More good news friends. br The crazies woke up the... (show quote)

I believe it !
The right is doing a bang up job winning the hearts and minds of the intelligent v****g populace.
Why they’ll probably win the actual majority v**es.

NotBrainwashed

Milosia2 wrote:

I believe it !
The right is doing a bang up job winning the hearts and minds of the intelligent v****g populace.
Why they’ll probably win the actual majority v**es.

After November you and your comrades will be relegated to the scrap heap of history.

The game will be OVER and no amount of But Trump whining will save you.

MidnightRider

Liberty Tree wrote:

I hope so, but never underestimate GOP leadership's ability to screw it up.

They demons will try to lock us in our houses. They'll see how well it works.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Liberty Tree wrote:

I hope so, but never underestimate GOP leadership's ability to screw it up.

Mitch is a RINO and everyone should know that by now. He leaves with the rest of the DEMs and with Romney.