If the Dems insist on being so consistently duplicitous, perhaps they should create more convincing falsehoods to appear less obvious.
As one of the major falsehoods that the Dems have been spreading pertains directly to the brutal removal of Biden.
Before Biden was forcibly removed by party elites, some Dems were insisting upon making Biden the official candidate much earlier, chiefly through a “virtual roll call” that would precede the DNC convention.
And, rather predictably, the Dems were blaming Ohio, of all states, for doing so, insisting, with their usual disinformation, that Ohio had passed laws that made nominating Biden right away apparently critical.
The same supposed “laws” that are undoubtedly being used to ram Kamala through, rather than hold the open convention befitting of the democracy that Dems are allegedly so obsessed with.
Per a report from Newsweek, Ohio’s Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, is not at all pleased by the fact that the Dems have attempted to blame the critical swing state for their state of perpetual disarray.
In a letter to Democrat National Committee Chairman Jaime Harris, LaRose made his viewpoints rather clear: Stop spreading disinformation.
“I’ve seen numerous media reports and interviews within the past week in which you repeatedly cite Ohio’s Aug. 7 ballot access deadline as justification for your committee’s intent to conduct a ‘virtual nominating convention,” LaRose declared pointedly.
Translation: Dems are subverting the representative process, as usual, and (poorly) choosing a scapegoat to blame.
“As you know, the Ohio General Assembly made an exception to the ballot access deadline for the 2024 presidential election, passing legislation signed by the governor that temporarily extends it to Sept. 1, 2024,” LaRose continued.
In other words, a common-sense explanation of a law that Dems otherwise make supremely convoluted in media correspondence.
“As the state’s chief elections officer, I’ve confirmed with our state’s attorney general that Ohio law does not require the DNC to conduct a ‘virtual roll call’ prior to your scheduled August convention dates,” LaRose added.
In other words, the Dems have been busted – again – in major league deception.
Except this time, LaRose’s revelations relate directly to the forced ouster of Biden.
After all, if the “virtual roll call” hadn’t been an invented issue in the first place, the Dems may have had less justification for shoving out Biden in the first place.
The time sensitivity that the Democrats insisted upon, in other words, simply is not present.
Hilariously, LaRose also made it rather clear that Dems are clearly disregarding the law in more than one statement as well, chiefly by referencing their attorneys.
“I’m confident that your attorneys are well aware of this fact, and I suspect your current rhetorical posturing is part of a plan to replace the incumbent president without a contested convention or any kind of democratic process. It’s clever, if not completely antithetical to your party’s relentless finger-wagging about threats to democracy, but I ask that you stop using Ohio to justify your course of action,” LaRose continued.
Alas, Dems will use just about anything to “justify” their course of action, including blame laws in swing states that have no bearing on their forced ouster of Biden.
And in doing so, they routinely evade accountability at all costs.
Author: Jane Jones