StandUpforAmerica said:2023NCAggies said:El Gallo Blanco said:The Sun said:
I'm loving it! Harris County voters are getting everything they deserve for electing her dumb ass twice!
I'll never understand this. She won by 2% points. A very significant % of good people in Houston and the red Harris County suburbs did NOT vote for her. This isn't some deep blue coastal place where she won in a crushing landslide. Almost half of Harris County DOES NOT deserve this.
Clean the voter rolls and I bet Rs can take Harris county back, even with the fleeing of Rs to surrounding counties, Harris is still close
Her last election was also the one where many red leaning precincts ran out of ballots.
One of my favorite examples of NPR's bias was to point to an NPR news program where they reviewed the problem with the country running out of ballots, and that the GOP was crying foul.
The segment ended by noting that the GOP had filed some kind of legal challenge in court, but saying that there was no evidence that the Elections Department or County Clerk had done anything wrong.
NPR failed to mention that the legal filing that they pointed to demonstrated that something like 37 of the 39 precincts that ran out of ballots were heavily GOP favored precincts. Apparently that isn't relevant information when coming to the "correct" conclusion about whether or not there was foul play around the ballot shortage issue.
Alas, NPR finally took the segment down.
It takes a special kind of brainwashed useful idiot to politically defend government fraud, waste, and abuse.
