Not So Dire As They Seem

If the Democrats take the White House, either fair-and-square or by vote fraud, things won't be quite as dire as they seem if the Republicans retain control over the U.S. Senate (at this point, it appears that they will).

If the GOP does manage to retain majority control of the senate, that would put a big check on any radical left-wing bills that a "President Biden" (or, if she becomes president, a "President Harris") may pass in the House of Representatives that is under Democrat control. Plus, we have a conservative majority in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Hopefully, President Trump will prevail and will be re-elected once all the legitimate votes are counted so we won't have to deal with the other scenario.

Right now, roughly 500,000 absentee votes are yet to be counted in Arizona and, at present, President Trump is behind Biden by around 10,000 votes (give or take). Historically, Republicans have done well with absentee balloting. All Trump needs are around 65% of those absentee ballots to win Arizona. That should also help Martha McSally.

The Democrats are trying to steal the election, so, hopefully, Trump has a good legal team to fight them.

Wake Up, Arizona!

Arizona has a fine U.S. senator in Martha McSally. The state has a chance to retain her as senator or vote for an ex-astronaut who will vote with radical leftists Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi against the best interests of Arizona.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, here is Sen. McSally's opponent being chummy with Ilhan Omar, one of of most radical leftists in congress:

Retain Sen. Martha McSally

The Hollywood Left and other radical liberal groups are spending money to un-seat Arizona U.S. Senator Martha McSally.

We need to counter them to keep Arizona red. Her opponent is no moderate and would support Bernie Sanders for president if nominated. I have already contributed to her campaign.

About Martha McSally:

Before she was sworn in as a U.S. Senator in January 2019, Martha previously represented Arizona’s second congressional district for four years in the United States House of Representatives. Martha serves on the following Senate Committees: Armed Services; Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs; Energy and Natural Resources; Indian Affairs; and the Special Committee on Aging. 

Prior to serving in Congress, Senator McSally served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 2010 as a full Colonel. During her 26-year military career, she deployed six times to the Middle East and Afghanistan, flying 325 combat hours and earning a Bronze Star and six air medals. She broke barriers for women and girls everywhere — becoming not only the first woman in U.S. history to fly a fighter jet in combat— but the first woman to command a fighter squadron in combat in United States history.

To access Sen. Martha McSally's campaign website, go here.