Conservative Columnist Warns Of GOP Plot To Steal 2024 Election
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"I hope I am being overly alarmist. I really do," wrote Max Boot for The Washington Post.
Conservative columnist Max Boot envisioned a “nightmare scenario” as he warned of a GOP plot to steal future elections in his latest column for The Washington Post. “Republicans have spent nearly seven months making bogus charges of fraud in the 2020 election under the banner of ‘stop the steal,’” Boot wrote Tuesday. “Now they have segued into a ‘start the steal’ offensive to ensure that they will win the 2022 and 2024 elections — even if most voters once again support the Democratic Party.” The pundit broke down how GOP-sponsored bills to restrict voting in Georgia and Arizona — plus temporarily blocked legislation aimed at doing the same in Texas — sought “to avert another election defeat for Republicans” and may help the GOP overturn results.
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