Republican Candidates Implicated In Massive Fraud Scheme In Michigan Governor's Race

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Multiple Republican candidates in the GOP's gubernatorial primary in Michigan have been implicated in fraud schemes that could result in many of them being kicked off the ballot. These Republican candidates allegedly falsified signatures in order to qualify for ballot access, meaning that their candidacies are not legitimate. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening and why it is always Republicans who get caught for doing things they accuse Democrats of doing.

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Ever since the 20, 20 election Donald Trump and many other Republicans have been claiming that the state of Michigan was ripe with fraud, election fraud of all kinds taking place in the state of Michigan. Of course, they were never able to prove any of it. However, the state, uh, board of elections or state canvas, or excuse me, they've uncovered the fraud. They finally found it. Folks here we are the end of May, 2022. And they found the fraud. Of course, it wasn't actually for the 2020 election. It was for the 2022, uh, Republican gubernatorial primary five candidates in Michigan running under the Republican banner for that governor spot have now been implicated in a massive fraud scandal that basically to put the whole thing, in a nutshell, they used fraudulent signatures according to the accusations, right? It's all alleged, cuz nobody's been convicted, but they allegedly used fraudulent signatures to get themselves over the threshold needed in order to be placed on the ballot.

In particular. Now I say five because one of them, the sixth actually already dropped out of the race. After these revelations came to light. Uh, Michael Brown I believe is yeah, Michael Brown, uh, said, I'm out, okay, I'm done. I'm not doing this anymore, but the five other ones are still in there. Now here's the thing. If it was one person, okay. Yeah, that's, that's a bad apple, right? One person broke the rules. Obviously this is bad. Two people, okay, you got a problem on your hands. Six people using fraudulent signatures to get themselves on that ballot in the state of Michigan. That's an epidemic because there's still five Republicans who even if these six are off the ballot, there's still five. That will be on it. So don't worry. They're gonna have a Republican candidate. But that means that there were 11 people and out of those 11, six of them, a majority likely committed fraud by using fake signatures to get themselves on the ballot.

I would say that is an epidemic for the Republican party there in the state of Michigan. And as usual with these Republicans, it is always projection. It is always the people who cry the loudest about voting fraud and elections being unfair. That end up getting busted for things like this. Don't believe me. Why don't you go ask Mark Meadows? How things are working out for him in North Carolina, as he faces that investigation for potential voter fraud there, he was actually registered to vote in 2020 in three different states, which is three times as illegal. So yes, these Republicans who have nonstop been telling us that elections are ripe with fraud, that you can't swing a dead cat without hitting

Election fraud. Yeah. They're the ones who keep getting busted for this kind of crap. And it's going to continue happening because this is apparently an epidemic from within the Republican party itself. Folks, the fraud is coming from inside the building and these Republicans are just ignoring it pretending, oh no, it's a couple bad apples. It's a majority of the people you had running for governor in that Republican primary in the state of Michigan. That's not a couple bad apples. That's pretty much what your party stands for today.