Actual Voter Fraud Might Be Confirmed! The College Republicans in 'disarray' After Stolen Election

[TheBlackAdder]

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File the following in the "You Can't Make This Shit Up" folder:

College Republicans are facing disharmony in their ranks after Courtney Britt was elected chair of the College Republican National Committee, the National Review reports.

The election's legitimacy has been challenged after "only about 60 percent of CRNC affiliates were allowed to cast ballots.

Britt reportedly "spent much of the day, however, voting not to allow numerous states — which had been sidelined over disputed credentialing issues — representation in the chairman's race. It is widely believed that [Judah] Waxelbaum would have had a sizable majority had all 52 eligible federations cast ballots. Just over 30 were actually allowed to."

Allegations of voter fraud were rampant.

"At one point, a debate broke out over Arkansas being stripped of its votes last Sunday under allegations of voter fraud in its state chairman election; the state's actual party chairman has weighed in on the matter, assuring the CRNC that everything was on the up and up. Nevertheless, Britt — a graduate of Richmond Law School — argued that the state should remain disenfranchised since it hadn't presented evidence that fraud had not occurred," the National Review explained.
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Within minutes of her election, both the New York and Texas federations announced that they would be meeting to discuss secession," the publication reported.
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"Students from multiple other federations have also told National Review that they are considering leaving. One person connected with the Waxelbaum campaign implied that Florida and California are likely to withdraw from the CRNC. That would mean the organization would lack representation in the four largest states," the National Review reported.

More at the jump:
https://www.rawstory.com/college-republicans-disarray/

Well, I guess they quite haven't perfected the criming yet at the College level. Give them time.

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[underpants]

1. VOTER FRAUD!!!! 😆 the new President is from U of R law

Usually a pretty well respected or at least steeped in history. Of course, Jenna Ellis went there so...

[TheBlackAdder]

3. Arkansas, prove fraud DID NOT occur? You can't, then you remain disenfranchised.

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Prove fraud DID NOT occur?

That's some Republican logic right there.

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[ProfessorGAC]

5. Caught My Eye, As Well

Also, why is a GRAD of Richmond Law get elected? A grad is not a college republican anymore!

[TheBlackAdder]

10. It does seem odd. Perhaps she holds power until the start of the Fall semester.

[JHB]

48. Grover Norquist was executive director of the CP until 1983. He was 27 then.

Photo from 1981. Grover's on the right (in both senses). Middle is that swell guy, Jack Abramoff.

[underpants]

8. Trickery is afoot

They are all twisting themselves into all kinds of directions.

[moose65]

29. That's what they always say

When Democrats ask them for proof of voter fraud, they always come back with “Can you prove it didn’t happen?” Idiots. It’s pretty much impossible to prove a negative.

[Captain Zero]

27. DISARRAY, CONFUSION !

Dissension!

[peppertree]

2. Reminiscent of the time Karl Rove stole the National College Repug presidency with a technicality

He ran for the post, got only one vote (his own, presumably) - and when the rich brat who did win went to claim his victory, little Karl called a point of order.

The ballots, as it turned out, all had a small flaw nobody noticed (a missing seal, or something like that) - except, of course, his.

The rich brat went all the way to the RNC head - George H.W. Bush - to protest. But when Bush heard of Rove's little feat, he was so impressed he hired him.

And the rest, as they say, is history.

[Volaris]

12. College Republicans INVENTED ratfucking...University of Cali in the early 70s.

Those assholes all went to work for Nixon. After that, it went national. Once Atwater picked it up, it was game over.

[peppertree]

14. +1

If you can't beat'em, cheat'em.

[Mad_Machine76]

4. For Republicans

Voter/Election Fraud starts in the home.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

6. Their paranoia about 'stolen' elections permeates GOP's every waking thought (nt)

[Fullduplexxx]

7. Release the kraken

[gratuitous]

9. Donald Segretti got started in election ratfucking at USC

Segretti soon graduated to ratfucking elections for the Nixon administration. Keep some of the names mentioned here in mind. You might see them putting their experience to work for the Republican Party in elections to come.

[Scrivener7]

11. In that picture, all the men are allowed to stand up straight, but the women all have to squat.

WTF is that?

[Volaris]

13. Meh, its cause they're all in front. Theres a woman in the second row who's

Standing up straight with the menfolk. I'm not saying shes a
de facto Aunt Lydia, but you do what you will with it.

[Scrivener7]

20. Sure it is.

[Efilroft Sul]

19. The squat is known as the Sorority House Pooping Pose.

[oldsoftie]

28. "allowed" to stand? Arrgh.....

Women usually are in the front of pictures because they're usually shorter than men. Which looks to be the case here. Its not a conspiracy.

[Scrivener7]

33. Uh huh That's why they have to squat. Of course.

[oldsoftie]

36. They look really torn up about it.

But anyone can find a boogeyman anywhere if they try hard enough

[Scrivener7]

40. And anyone can find sexism if they just look.

[oldsoftie]

41. Yes. If they look hard enough.

And really WANT to see it

[Scrivener7]

42. Sure. It's a matter of wanting it. Because women really want sexism.

Like this conversation.

It's totally enjoyable.

[oldsoftie]

44. If it WAS sexism. But its not. But yes, this IS funny.

Google will show you 1000s of pictures with women happily squatting in pictures. This particular group of students may be dipshits, but none of those women are being "made" to squat. Or the one standing wouldnt be.
Its ridiculous.

[Scrivener7]

45. "Women happily squatting in pictures."

Can't make this shit up!

[oldsoftie]

46. No different than the "one leg bent, hand on hip" stance.

Did you google? Of course not. Because your mind is made up. But there are a lot of people who look for something to offend them every day. What a waste of time.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FACXJagsIrmo%2Fphotos%2Fcongratulations-mid-carolina-on-winning-3a-state-championship-%25EF%25B8%258F%2F2212054305705432%2F&psig=AOvVaw3lSNCTBEeD7LG16EqVcB1q&ust=1626744986745000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAsQjRxqFwoTCLCK4sb_7fECFQAAAAAdAAAAABAJ

[Scrivener7]

49. Good God. I think things are showing that you don't mean to show.

Maybe you should stop now.

Have a lovely day.

[Atticus]

15. Is it ok if I giggle? A LOT? nt

[wryter2000]

16. Real diverse group

They have wimmin! Maybe their black was sick that day and couldn't be in the picture.

[AverageOldGuy]

17. Why . . .

. . . are the men standing upright while all but one woman are squatting in a cheerleader position? Don't Republicans like their women to be able to stand up???

[Scrivener7]

21. I asked the same. But I was told it ain't no thing. But of course, it is.

[Pepsidog]

18. Future scumballs, facists, and all around assholes.

[scarytomcat]

22. Well these young people are learning the repuke talking points well. nt

[wildcats75]

23. Notice Anything About That Photo?

Yes, all white folks! Looks like a Nerd reunion as well.

[ShazzieB]

30. I was so busy calculating the m to f ratio rhat I totally overlooked that!

Shame on me.

BTW, I counted 14 men and 6 women. If I did the math right, that comes out to 70% men.

Why am I not surprised?

[Mopar151]

24. Fine Young Cannibals

Lacking practical experience in any decent occupation, they haven't picked up on what decent, fair folks might expect.

[struggle4progress]

25. "The GOP teaches a new generation how to win by disenfranchising voters!"

[Tarc]

26. Those are the kind of bros that cause girls nearby to cover their drinks

[Iggo]

31. That wasn't failed voter fraud. That was successful voter suppression....

….and an easily foreseeable possible outcome.

[Bo Zarts]

32. When I was in college the College Republicans and the Young Republicans were running student gub'mt

In fact, when I started college (mid-1960s) at Auburn University, in Alabama, Kay Ivey was the president of the student body. She is now the Republican Governor of the State of Alabama. It is said that, like Bojangles, she drinks a bit. It is also said that her chief of staff, Jo Bonner, runs the state.

I know Jo well. He was a US Congressman, representing Alabama's 1st Congressional District (Mobile), and representing it well, until he resigned suddenly from Congress in 2013, about 45 days before the October 1 government shutdown. I think Jo knew something and didn't want to stain his reputation. And he was brought up in the University of Alabama shadow school of future politicians (think Joe Scarborough - Morning Joe).

Jo's ambition was always to be the governor of Alabama. He even named his dog "Governor."

Ironically, another friend of mine, Steve X, wants (or wanted) to be governor of Alabama. Steve was a staunch, yellow-dog Democrat, who was the very effective mayor of a medium-size Alabama town (pop. 35,000 more-or-less) for thirty years. Steve ran for student body president at Auburn University in 1967 (IIRC), a few years after Kay Ivey graduated, and lost.

But Steve X, D-AL, met Donald Trump in Mobile, when Trump held the rally there (with Jeff Sessions) in 2016. Steve became a rabid Trumpster and is now full-blown MAGA to the core. Steve, if he ran, would win a primary over moderate (if that adjective can even be used anymore) Republican Jo Bonner. Maga trumps Moderate in Alabama, always.

But back to the College Republicans and the Young Republicans, and my experiences with them, in general. In general, young Repubicans are the most vacuous assholes I have ever known.

Bo

[oldsoftie]

38. Probably frat boys too. And most of THEM are assholes too

Just like sorority sisters; snobs.

[bucolic_frolic]

34. College Republicans always were the weirdest lot

[Percy]

35. They've learned well.

[Chainfire]

37. Yep, the Republicans built voter fraud out of lies, smoke and mirrors.

Unfortunately, it seems to have really caught on. America will never see another fair election in my lifetime.

[Percy]

39. But look, they're turning on each other and eating their own. There's nowhere else for this to go.

They're going to implode.

We'll have fair elections if we stay steady on course. We have good people on our side and they know we're behind them. And there are a lot of us, more than those evil bastards.

[brooklynite]

43. "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" "Practice, Practice, Practice..."

[Vinca]

47. I think we need to sneak up on these people and inject them with their chips.

They're young, maybe Bill Gates and his magic chip can save them.