Losing.
The paranoia gripping the GOP heading into today's midterm elections prompted the Department of Injustice to file frivolous lawsuits in Alaska & California just days before the polls opened. A week ago, we told you how AG Todd "Bleached" Blanche and president Trump think Alaskan voters can't read, thinking those voters would be confused between Daniel S. Sullivan and Daniel J. Sullivan, who are running against Democrat Mary Peltola. The middle initials are the dead giveaway, you idiots.
Right before the polls opened today, a judge threw out the suit in Alaska, but, of course, the DOI is planning to appeal, which itself is a waste of time. Kentucky's James "Gomer" Comer weighed in, claiming Peltola would not be seated in January if she wins. Good luck making that happen, bub.
Also, the suit in California got tossed, where the GOP wanted a number of ballots set aside, falsely claiming that these were to be cast by "non-citizens". If you can't prove it, again, you're wasting everyone's time.
All the GOP wants to do is sow doubt & distrust, as if they hadn't done that already, led by the oldest sore loser in America. They don't do the work necessary to make their cases, and expect their base to take their words at face value.
Speaking of which, here in NY, Republicans, from Bruce Blakeman all the way to old school veteran Jim Tedisco, are deflecting blame for high prices to the Democrats, and they, again, expect you to buy their lies. Tedisco, with nearly 50 years in the state Senate, is expected to be re-elected. Blakeman? Not so much. Most recent polling has Blakeman down by 2 touchdowns and 2 extra points. If lies are all the GOP has, they're not going to gain anything, aside from maybe self-made businessman and wanna-be rapper Anthony Constantino inheriting Elise Stefanik's seat, and that's not a gimme.
The morning headlines on Wednesday will tell the tale.
