candidates in particular because they re just stoking their own base with these with these lies. and, you know, they re responsible for this. so you re saying they re responsible for the environment or they re responsible for what their supporters go and do if there s a connection it s not a bunch of democrats sitting outside of a drop box with masks and weapons and, you know, staring at people as they put their ballots down. it s caused by election denialists who are trying to suck up to donald trump. we ll say let s wait for the investigation and see what police learn about the motive of this person i m talking about the environment in general. specifically, the fact that there s voter intimidation happening right now. let s talk about these people sitting by these drop boxes. the arizona chapter of the league of women voters, they ve filed this lawsuit claiming intimidation of voters. in arizona, depending upon the
prioritize pushing the fixes, we may get them after the election to the electoral and all these problems that came up in 2020, but you also may remember they back some election denialists in republican primaries in the hopes that that would create create we candidates, maybe that would work in places like pennsylvania, but it s not gonna work everywhere. so neither party has had the incentive to make this existential issue a focus of the midterm elections. even if they did the, there s also the problem of what voters are tuned into. you can talk about democracy all the time of this gonna be some slice of voters, and we seem interesting polling in the new york times on this, but ultimately it s going to be one of many issues that people are going to vote on it or think about in the context of employment being high, or abortion being outlawed? right, so you think about an
firstly, didn t really prioritize pushing the fixes, we may get them after the election to the electoral and all these problems that came up in 2020, but you also may remember they back some election denialists in republican primaries in the hopes that that would create create we candidates, maybe that would work in places like pennsylvania, but it s not gonna work everywhere. so neither party has had the incentive to make this existential issue a focus of the midterm elections. even if they did the, there s also the problem of what voters are tuned into. you can talk about democracy all the time of this gonna be some slice of voters, and we seem interesting polling in the new york times on this, but ultimately it s going to be one of many issues that people are going to vote on it or think about in the context of employment being high, or abortion being outlawed? right, so you think about an issue like climate change which poses an existential problem. it doesn t rank number one o
with a different panel discussion in the last hour. i sort of feel like all this horse race talk is a distraction from what is really a much more serious issue, and that is just about every republican candidate under the sun, nobody is repudiating donald trump. i can t think of anything who is really repudiating donald trump, and they re almost all election denialists, april, with the exception of what s taking place in georgia. as ana was saying, it seems david purdue may have seen the writing on the walls, his campaign spending zero dollars on tv ads for the last week of the race. he even had sarah palin come into town. let s take a listen to that. kemp had opportunity to do something about the shenanigans that had gone on in this past election. i don t know why he was so hesitant, why he just went along to go along, and that s
good to be with you. thank you. i would just say that congressman schiff about this stuff not being qualifying in today s gop, when we had crystal clear news of that this weekend, a lotf of state republican partiesca held their state conventions this weekend to pick their candidates, in michigan, we sawei the state republican party this weekend by overwhelming votespa choose a republican candidate, choose their republican candidate for theei general election this fal for both the secretary of state and attorney general, they chose candidates in michigan, two people who are claim to fame, are election denialists and pledging that michigan s vote was stolen and trump was rightfully re-elected. the former senator david perdue in georgia opened up that debate in georgia this weekend by sayingd the election was rigge and trump is the rightful president and the utah state