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Ben Shapiro Warns Republican 'Discontent' And Election Denial If Democrats Win Midterms

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November 8, 2022

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Ben Shapiro notes that all signs point to a strong Republican showing in the midterm elections, but that there may be some concerns that the GOP may be succeeding on election night but, due to a polling error of some kind, may be losing to Democrats come Wednesday morning.

He says that if this happens there will be a "Lot of discontent in this country and it's going to be driven by a lot of the media coverage of what's going on so far, as well as a lot of uncertainty about how votes are even tabulated in states like Pennsylvania..."

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