Even though the official voting day for the midterms is still a week out, Republicans
have filed nearly 100 lawsuits related to the midterms and voting in the midterms already.
Now the grand total's actually 73, but there are of course more planned.
And this is a well orchestrated strategy by the Republicans and they've been planning
it for months.
Hell, even RNC chair Ron Romney McDaniel made it clear that the Republican parties hiring
a bunch of lawyers all over the country, every single state, we are gonna have our Republican
lawyers.
They're ready to challenge things, ready to challenge the results as they start coming
in cuz we're not going down without a fight.
But the current lawsuits that have been filed are over things like rules for mail-in voting,
early voting, voter access, voting machines, voting registration, the counting of mismarked,
absentee ballots, and access for partisan poll watchers, which of course is another
thing that Republicans have been pushing because they want to get there angry, sometimes armed
poll watchers to monitor the voters.
And of course the drop boxes.
So far, those challenges are not going very well for Republicans.
And some states like Arizona have had to beef up security around drop boxes because of the
armed wackadoos that the Republican party, uh, thinks are totally fine to have hanging
out near the drop boxes.
The Democrats, however, have also filed a lot of lawsuits.
I believe their number is 40 lawsuits in 19 states, but these, most of them are to increase
access to voting.
See, the Democrats are fighting to make sure more people get to vote and that the voting
is fair and that hey, if we have to keep the polls open a little longer, we gotta keep
'em open a little longer for the people that have been waiting in line.
And they've also filed a couple of lawsuits to intervene and head off the Republican lawsuits.
So this is a very clear case of one party literally fighting for the people, the Democrats
and the Republicans literally fighting to strip you of your right to vote, to make it
as hard as possible so that you don't show up based on this information alone.
Folks, the difference between the two parties could not be more clear.
I know there's a lot of people out there who get a lot more views than us who love to tell
you that there's no difference between Republican and Democrats.
Those people are very stupid.
You have to be a very stupid person to say there's no difference between the two parties
when you can literally read a paper and see that there's a difference between the two
parties.
Some issues, sure, I'll give you that.
There are some issues
Absolutely where there's very little daylight between the Republicans and the Democrats,
but the Republicans are out there actively trying to harm people, actively trying to
strip you of your rights as an American citizen.
The Democrats, no matter how much you'll love 'em or hate 'em, aren't trying to do that.
And I am sick and tired of people trying to put these two parties in just the same basket.
That ain't how it works.
It may get you clicks, it may increase your uh, viewership, but that doesn't make it true.
Republicans want to steal this election.
That's what their 73 and counting lawsuits are about.
Democrats want more people to be able to vote.
Those two things are not the same.
And anyone who tells you otherwise is not a serious person that you need to be listening
to.