Election Day: We beat the cheaters by turning out to vote.

Pratt on Texas - copyright Pratt on Texas all rights reservedYesterday I mentioned how from “drive-through voting not authorized by state law, to ballot by mail shenanigans, to last week’s 24-hour early voting, Texas’ largest county, Harris County, has been engaged in many schemes to turnout more Democrat votes in the urban Houston-area than ever before.”

About that drive-through voting, a Reuters story carried this quote from a woman furious that the legitimacy of her ballot was being questioned in a federal court: “I’ve never felt so important in my life. Harris County can make or break Texas,” said Sarah Jones, 32.

And that’s right, it is an admission of sorts that now that Democrats run Harris County they have implemented every trick possible, even inventing drive-through voting which is not a form of polling place in the Texas election code, to attempt to manipulate the entire state’s election results to favor Democrats.

It is easy to see and explain that it is our votes in other parts of Texas being suppressed, or canceled out, by Harris County Democrats.

What do you find as the media narrative around the all these Harris County cases?

Just what you’d expect: Those who believe elections should be uniform and follow state law are evil jerks trying to suppress votes. There is almost no narrative given to the clear situation that Harris County itself has purposefully bent and broken election law in order to suppress, or cancel out, our votes in other areas of the state.

All but one of our Texas Supreme Court justices deserve condemnation for missing this clear point when they failed to order a stop to the drive-through polling places. It is easy to see and explain that it is our votes, in other parts of Texas being suppressed, or canceled out, by Harris County Democrats.

Get everyone you know who will vote right to the polls today, 7am to 7pm.

We win if we turn out more people.

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