More Election Rumors and Innuendoes

Please take a seat and brace yourselves: staffers for the Muskily Heterosexual Group Sex Fetish Enthusiast James Talarico say his "moderation" is all fake and will disappear at 11:59 PM Central Time tonight.

The James O'Keefe Media Group just dropped a hidden video filmed in my neck of the woods, and it reveals that his staffers know his entire moderate stance is a sham:

"James [Talarico], he's not going middle."

"He's [Talarico] definitely going to play the middle ground because he's in Texas. but he is a lot more progressive on it [abortion]."

"Don't put too much stock into border security comments..."He [Talarico] and I have spoken about these issues."

"He [Talarico] probably said that to try to make himself appear more centrist. He's very liberal...but we've got to get elected, so we can do something."

Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico's girlfriend, Brianna Menard, was identified by her father, Matt Menard, during an undercover conversation in which he and Williamson County Democratic Chair Kim Collins Gilby separately cast doubt on Talarico's recent moderate messaging on border security, immigration, and transgender surgeries for minors.

Menard, who claims to communicate with Talarico weekly and has personally discussed immigration policies with Talarico. Insisting James Talarico remains a progressive, opposes ICE's immigration enforcement tactics, and supports a pathway to citizenship for everyone.

Jewish voters are fed up with Jihad-curious Democrats?

For much of the last century, the Democratic Party has enjoyed ironclad support from Jewish Americans, especially in New York. As recently as 2006, exit polls from the New York governor's race showed 87 percent of the Jewish population voting Democratic.

But more recently, the seemingly unthinkable has happened. Though still likely to support Democrats, Jewish voters in the state have become more open to supporting Republicans -- a trend that has picked up steam following Hamas's terrorist attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

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Much of the drift away from Democrats has come from Zionist Jews, who fear that the party's growing opposition to Israel is a betrayal of the Jewish community and can lead to antisemitic acts. At the same time, there are younger and more progressive Jews in New York who are frustrated with the reluctance of most Democratic leaders to take meaningful action against Israel.

Taken together, the agitation could eventually spell trouble for Democrats.

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Asked in late October 2018 which party they wanted to control Congress, 76 percent of likely Jewish voters in New York said Democrats, while 23 percent said Republicans. When asked the same question last month, 61 percent of likely Jewish voters in the state said that Democrats should control Congress and 30 percent said Republicans.

Don't worry, though. The NYT proudly posted a list of Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed's many, many Jewish supporters, which included famous Rabbinical Scholar "Jack Mehoff."

saying they would back Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for Senate included the unfortunate moniker "Jack Mehoff."

The Times initially reported Sept. 17 on the letter, which it said was signed by "more than 500 people who identify as Jewish leaders or voters" in the Mitten State and insisted that El-Sayed is "clearly the better choice for Jews."

The story included a link to a public Google Doc managed by a group calling itself Michigan Jews for Democracy.

Mehoff appears at No. 403 on the alphabetical list, which was also promoted by the El-Sayed campaign the same day the Times published its story.

Records reviewed by The Post lists someone named Jack Mehoff as living on campus at Michigan State University in East Lansing.

A university spokesman told The Post he could "confirm that MSU does not have a record (past or present) of that particular individual attending the university."

Jack Mehoff, capital fellow. I see him sometimes in shul. He sometimes joins the cantor and Heywood Jablowmi for a schvitz. He's a leader in our local Real People Who Totally Exist Club.

Leftwing f*ckery in Texas:

RNC Election Integrity @RNCVoteProtect

🚨 TEXAS VOTERS: ONCE YOU CHECK IN, DO NOT LEAVE UNTIL YOU HAVE CAST YOUR BALLOT.

The RNC identified reports in multiple counties of voters checking in, encountering issues when trying to vote, and then being told to come back later. This is NOT CORRECT.

We immediately escalated this to the Secretary of State, who is reinforcing the proper procedures with counties.

CHECKED IN? STAY UNTIL YOUR VOTE IS CAST. Report concerns

DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican

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On a same-time snapshot, Florida is over 100K votes ahead than on Election Day 2024.

Overall, Florida is currently at a D+4 shift relative to 2024.

Eesh. I mean, we have a lot of room in Florida, but not so in other districtrs.

Nevada had a sluggish start, but is ramping up quickly in the rurals, the same places where FL is surging. Lombardo will still have a tough fight, but CD-2 should be a retain.

If these 2 states represent a pattern for rural turnouts nationwide, this means good things for KS, IA, ME. Then it'd come down to OH and possibly MI/TX for Senate control.

I don't see clear evidence of TX pointing in one direction or another yet. The error margins cross right where Paxton needs to be in my models. Just stay in line and vote.

Walter Kirn @walterkirn

One BIG thing I learned behind the scenes in 2024 when Kamala was supposedly "tied with" or "slightly ahead" of Trump is that there are many powerful figures right now who know how things are going to come out. They're just not telling you. Not in any direct way. But you can start to infer it from the subtleties of their behavior.

Walter Kirn
@walterkirn

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I was shown that it has a lot to do with movement from unlikely to vote to likely to vote.

Dustin Grage
@GrageDustin

🚨 BREAKING: Hennepin County officials have confirmed that the poll worker wearing the blood-spattered T-shirt depicting Charlie Kirk is real.

The poll worker was sent home, but told they could return if they changed their shirt.

Excuse me, HOW was this individual not fired on the spot? Why are they being given an opportunity to return to their post?

This is actually insane.

This post at Townhall is four hours old now, but she claims that Republican turnout is high in some states. Not just in Florida, where it's huge, but also in Nevada and Arizona as well.

My respect for the predictions of the prediction markets is about the same as most people's respect for media polls, but, if you care...

But... there are also ill-tidings:

Mark Halperin @MarkHalperin

Right now, in several states with Senate and gubernatorial races, the urban turnout is quite high. The analytical models suggest that rural turnout is going to have to come in late and very robust for Republican candidates to win. Watch closely Texas, Ohio, Kansas. And North Carolina could prove to be very rough for Republicans. Arkansas could be a GOP bright spot.

DEVELOPING...

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:30 PM

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