If Republicans Win On Tuesday, Thank The Election Integrity Movement

Against a hostile propaganda press, many Americans have poured themselves into restoring election integrity — and it’s working.
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If Republican candidates do as well as expected on Tuesday, they can credit the new, widespread, and coordinated effort to begin securing U.S. elections, helping give candidates the best opportunity possible to win a fair fight in the new voting environment of mail-in balloting.

The Republican National Committee, other party entities, and dozens of public interest election nonprofit groups built over the last two years a multimillion-dollar election integrity infrastructure that passed laws improving voter ID and other election security measures, defended those laws from legal attacks by Democrats, and sued states and localities that failed to follow the law. They also recruited, educated, trained, and placed tens of thousands of new election observers and other workers throughout the long midterm voting season.

And they did it all in one of the most hostile propaganda environments on record.

[b]2020’s Wake-Up Call[/b]

[i]Biden got 81 million votes.
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Majorsite · 61-69, M

Here in Iowa, We have the chance to pass legislation to protect the gun rights laws We fought so hard to get. The new Iowa freedom bill would make it harder for liberals to file lawsuits against gun laws. We are one of only 6 states that don't have a law like this. It would require a assembly amendment to overturn the laws.

daisymay · 51-55, T

@Majorsite [quote]We fought so hard to get.[/quote]

False. Those rights were enshrined in the Constitution (ever heard of it?), and you did literally nothing to get them. You're not an oppressed victim. You're not a freedom fighter for gun rights. You're just a whiny conservative.