Georgia Election: GOP turnout must exceed margin of fraud

Special election will determine control of U.S. Senate with long ranging impact

There was a day when the democrat party was simply one of the two dominant political entities in the United States. That time is long gone. It has now shown itself to be so greedy for dominance, the party and its proponents will stop at nothing to exert its increasingly leftist impact.

Regarding today’s election, Sen. Chuck Schumer recently threatened:

“First we take Georgia, then we change America.”

That sentiment should send chills down the spine of every American who opposes defunding the police, implementing Biden‘s $4 trillion tax increase, their country sold out to China, the Supreme Court expanded, the Green New Deal enacted, a government takeover of health care implemented, abolishing the 60-vote filibuster rule and grant statehood to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico — a scheme permanently reshaping the Senate by adding four more leftist senators. These radical transformations are exactly what Democrats would enact if Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer gets his wish.

Georgia is now the eye of the storm. Today’s senate runoff election will determine which party will control the senate, and the consequences couldn’t be more dire. Incumbent Republican Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Purdue, both conservatives, are facing off against Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, respectively. Issues affecting Georgia are far down the list of importance since this race will determine control of the U.S. Senate.

Warnock makes radicals appear mainstream. He was an early fan of Communist dictator Fidel Castro, who he invited to speak at the church where he was the associate pastor. The church’s camp was accused of being a haven for pedophiles who molested the boy campers. Warnock was arrested for interfering with law enforcement officers who were trying to interview youth camp counselors about child abuse allegations at the camp. Recently Warnock was accused by his ex-wife of driving his car over her foot. Still, the media uses the title “Revered” as though it’s his first name.

Along with failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, Warnock started the New Georgia Project, masquerading as a voting rights organization, which is under investigation by Georgia’s secretary of state, accused of repeatedly and aggressively seeking to register ineligible, out-of-state, or deceased voters before today’s senate runoff.

Ossoff, 33, an erstwhile filmmaker and former congressional aide has a slim resume and even spottier work history. He is supported by his Ob-Gyn wife.

Currently there are 46 democrats and two so-called “Independent” senators (Bernie Sanders and Angus King) who caucus with the dems. In a 50-50 split, Kamala Harris, who as a senator voted to the left of socialist Sanders, would provide the deciding vote. Govtrack ranked Harris the most politically left compared to all senators,

President Trump held a massive rally (must-see video) in Dalton, Georgia on Monday, the eve of today’s election. Vice President Mike Pence was in Milner, Georgia on behalf of the Republican ticket.

Early voting in this election began Dec. 14, 2020. Polls close this evening at 7 p.m EST. (5 p.m. AZ Time). Live Stream the returns HERE.