Did Deep State RINO Mitt Romney’s niece Ronna McDaniel pat herself on the back as head of the GOP to take credit last week as the only Democrat-held governor’s seat in the Deep South lost their election?
Many patriots think so.
Donald Trump-backed Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry won to become Louisiana’s governor, replacing Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards.
Democrats were hit with a double whammy as Louisiana became the first state with a constitutional amendment to prevent their major voter fraud opportunity. Twenty five states now prohibit this activity.
A vast majority (72.6 percent) of voters agreed that no “funds, goods, or services donated by a foreign government or a nongovernmental source shall be used to conduct elections unless provided for in the election code and subject to restrictions provided by general law.”
Those types of funds are commonly called “Zuckerbucks” or “Zuckbucks” due to Meta/Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s donations to Deep State causes, including suspicious voting ballot manipulation in the controversial 2020 election that placed Joe Biden in office.
In January, the nationally recognized conservative political organizer Presler launched Early Vote Action PAC (“EVA”).
It is a Super PAC established to prioritize increasing voter registration, along with increasing absentee voting and early voting participation.
His focus began with the key 2024 swing states of Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Presler’s work helped to flip Florida and New York counties from blue to red, which directly impacted Republicans winning the House in 2022.
Louisiana experienced unprecedented voter registration gains through Presler’s work, especially with young voters who trust this organization more than the McDaniel-led GOP.
“Elections should never be privatized in Louisiana or anywhere else, and we’re pleased that voters resoundingly decided to ban ‘Zuckerbucks’ once and for all at the polls,” Ken Cuccinelli, who is the chair of the Election Transparency Initiative said.
Meanwhile, GOP chair McDaniels was pounded on social media for taking credit for the work conservative activist Scott Presler did to turn the Louisiana governor’s seat red.
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The Republican Party should take notice, that up until now, Democrats have stuck together, at least in public. That’s one reason they’ve done all this damage. Cleaning house is going to be revelatory. Lots of Rinos with red faces, if they can still blush.
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