Yet another Michigan gubernatorial candidate on the Republican side is facing some serious
problems.
As Ryan Kelly was arrested by FBI agents this week for participating in the capital riot.
Now, Mr. Kelly, of course is only facing misdemeanor charges of, uh, destruction of federal property.
However, those do or could, I should say, carry a prison sentence along with them, which
would probably make it a little hard for him to act as governor of the state, if he were
to win the primary.
And right now he actually stands a pretty good chance of winning that primary.
After the two front runners in that race were removed from the ballot a week ago for submitting
fraudulent petitions to get on the ballot in the first place.
So before I get in more to Mr. Kelly, let's think about this, this race on the Republican
side in Michigan for, you know, the spot to run for governor started with 11 candidates.
One of them dropped out before the big scandal was revealed that they were using fraudulent
signatures.
So that one dropped out.
We were down to 10.
Then of course, the state looked at the signatures realized, oh no, five of you submitted fraudulent
signatures, actually six of you did, but the other guy dropped out when he knew it was
about to break.
So you five are off the ballot.
So that leaves five.
Now of those five remaining, one of them has been arrested.
Now he's still running.
Of course, that has not impacted his campaign.
In fact, with the die hard maggots in the state, it may actually improve his poll numbers,
but out of 11, you only have four candidates left that are basically unscathed at this
point.
I mean, based on what we've seen, there's really no telling what could happen with these
other four individuals, right?
Are we gonna find out some horribly shocking information about these people?
Because right now you're seven out of 11 have allegedly been involved in illegal conduct.
So I'd say that's pretty significant.
Must be something in the water up there in Michigan.
And know that is not a knock on Flint.
That's just saying something's happening with these Republicans in Michigan that I think
probably needs to be looked into a little deeper.
Like how can you have one party in one state that is just so blatantly corrupt that a majority
of your own candidates just can't even run for office anymore.
So back to Mr. Kelly, as I said, uh, he is accused of misdemeanor, uh, destruction of
federal property.
He claims he did not go into the capital building.
They do have him on surveillance tapes.
He's climbing, scaffolding outside, you know, ripping things off.
Uh, as far as I know, there's no video of him actually inside the Capitol.
So that is probably going to work in his favor, uh, when this thing goes to trial or when
they try to, you know, just come up with a probation, whatever it is, they try to give
him for this.
But
Here's the thing.
And this is what I found exceptionally interesting during an interview of March in March of 2021,
this is what Mr. Kelly had to say on a conservative show.
I think that event was definitely an energizing event, right?
It will live on in history.
Absolutely.
For a lot of different things, as far as going through any barricades or doing anything like
that.
I, I never took part in any forceful.
Anything.
Once things started getting crazy, I left, oh, once things started getting crazy, like
you going up there and the video does show you, you know, leading other people in, waving
them in you're ripping things off the building like that.
Wasn't crazy for you.
It was, oh, no, this is okay, but Hey, what's going on inside now?
That's a little too much for me.
I'm gonna go ahead and head out and to call that event energizing.
It was criminal.
The entire event of that day was criminal.
But this is the kind of sick mind that we are now dealing with within the Republican
party where they wanna justify what happened that day.
Use it as a lightning rod to draw more people to their cause.
And luckily so far, it's not working out too
well
for them.