Stephen Kruiser argues at PJMedia.com that President Donald Trump’s focus on election integrity will “save the Republic.”
Regulars here in Briefingland know that I don’t think that we can talk about election integrity too much, especially in this most critical election year.
While Senate Jellyfish Majority Leader John Thune keeps riding the Useless Wuss train rather than pass the SAVE America Act, President Trump is making sure that discussions regarding shoring up our vulnerable election processes stay front and center.
That tenacity is precisely what I voted for.
The Democrats’ assault on fair and free elections is relentless and fierce. It’s the only thing beyond their hatred for President Trump that they focus on. If their claims about fraud being almost nonexistent were true, they wouldn’t bristle so much whenever we mention even looking into it. Innocent people aren’t that edgy all the time.
The current drama shows the Democrats at their hypocritical worst. Unable to admit that they lost the 2016 presidential election because Trump ran a better campaign and Hillary Clinton is the least likable human being on the planet Earth, they wholeheartedly spun and embraced a false narrative about foreign interference. It was, as far as this Cold War kid can remember, the first time that the Democrats said anything negative about Russia.
Now that there is evidence of actual foreign tampering in an American election, the Democrats would have their low-info base believe that the very notion is preposterous. A lot of that has to do with the fact that the Democrats are reluctant to cast aspersions on their ChiCom buddies. …
… It’s true that President Trump is surrounded by people who are helping him in this never-ending battle, but it’s only a fight because he’s making it one. I didn’t say “might” save the Republic in the headline because I do think that Trump will keep at it until things are much better. If elections were poker games, I was all-in in November of 2024 and hit the jackpot. It’s a comfort knowing that he won’t let this go.
