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But the only way out is in!
It figures that after their terrible performance in 2022 the lesson they'd take home is that they aren't right-wing enough. >

Still trying to achieve purity of essence of their precious Party foolery. >


A new internal report prepared by the Republican National Committee proposes creating a permanent infrastructure in every state to ramp up “election integrity” activities in response to perceptions within GOP ranks of widespread fraud and abuse in the way the country selects its leaders. >

They just are going to keep dying on this hill aren’t they?
It’s a losing fight. They’d get more votes talking about eggs and how to get more people under 50 to vote for them by at least acknowledging their plights and struggles with affording anything.
But hey who am I ? Just a traditional center right voter who votes blue more all the time because they are ridiculous. >

Thinking that a meme is a platform just isn't working out. >

That Republicans pin their popularity on emphasizing well disproven lies over beneficial policy pretty much sums up what's wrong with their base. They hate, and the truth matters not at all. >

While I'd say that this is clearly a losing strategy in light of the results in 2022, I have the sneaking suspicion that they're operating in this matter on account of the upcoming Moore decision.
Why bother changing your strategy to attract voters when the Supreme Court will rule in your favor anyway? >

Gotta feed them what they want >

Their obsession with bogus election fraud cost them dearly in the midterms. Exhibit A: Kari Lake. Her entire campaign was based on "election fraud" and aggressively false claims. I think you're right that there is a dwindling segment of voters who inexplicably aren't burnt out on this narrative but for the most part voters have moved on and are sick of hearing about it. Lots of folks who post on the Conservative subreddit were even saying things like "Can we finally move on now?" after how poorly leaning on phoney election fraud claims did for them in the midterms. The GOP has adopted Trump's sure fire method for losing voters which is to cry, whine, and play the victim 24/7. It's pathetic yet they still cling to it despite being demonstrably ineffective >

I agree and I believe these “think tanks” are in those dwindling worlds a little more than the rest of the base >

Agreed. They've committed so heavily to the whole election fraud bs that I don't know if they think they have to keep going with it or what but it definitely turned people off and drove voters away from their party last time around. >

“We’ll dig our way out!”