The Movement to Sway the GOP Primary

Funded by both Democrat operatives and GOPe LORRAINE YURIAR JAN 26 Primary Pivot. Primary Power. Independents Moving the Needle. Country F1rst. Granite State Votes. Tell It Like It Is. What do all of those Political Action Committees have in common? Every one of them worked to encourage Democrats in NH to switch to “Undeclared” so they could vote in the GOP Primary. Tell It Like It Is was a Chris Christie PAC and shared an address in Virginia with Granite State Votes - a project of American Leadership Today. Country F1rst is former Rep. Adam Kizinger’s baby. Its whole purpose is to oppose anything MAGA. Country F1rst’s Twitter account is full of videos from Adam and retweets of Primary Pivot and Primary Power. Independents Moving the Needle is run by GDub’s cousin, Jonathan Bush, and his billionaire friend, Frank Laukien. It’s well known that the Bush family hates Donald Trump, so Jonathan Bush’s involvement is not a surprise. Laukien has a history of supporting Republicans like Lindsay Graham, Susan Collins, and Dan Crenshaw. In 2020, he also threw a few dollars to Democrats via ActBlue and supported Amy Klobachar’s campaign. Laukien was also the one doing the press tour to hype the PAC and encourage “undeclared” voters to support Haley. Primary Pivot and its sister organization, Primary Power, are both run by democrat operatives. Two women, BerryRazi and ChIIum, have been putting in the work to try to expose these groups and the people behind them. Both organizations focused on New Hampshire, but they also have teams working in Virginia, Georgia, and Massachusetts. Both list Robert Schwartz as a co-founder and many of the same people on their leadership teams. Upgrade to paid Robert Schwartz is a State Department Official who took a year of sabbatical so he could focus on his goal of defeating Trump by manipulating the primaries. He has tried to hide his affiliation with the State Dept by changing it to “Not Listed” on his LinkedIn and changing his bio, but Google has his original bio cached. The rest of the leadership includes a couple of immigration lawyers, a former GOP senator who has called MAGA “brownshirts,” and an activist with ties to the WHO and Pete Buttigieg. Schwartz and company have been touting the New Hampshire Secretary of State numbers, which say about 4,000 voters switched out of the Democrat party ahead of the GOP Primary. They are promoting the fact that Nikki over-performed in New Hampshire as evidence that their strategy is working. Meanwhile, Schwartz has posted on his social media that he will continue to push for Haley in the primary but will vote for Biden in the general election. So, how has Nikki Haley’s campaign responded to all this? They love it. Nikki told reporters in late December, “If we get independents, if we get conservative Democrats, that’s what the Republican Party should pursue. Our goal is to get as many people in the tent as we can. Stop pushing people away from the party. Instead, bring people in.” Nikki’s campaign manager sent out a memo that touted the number of open or semi-open primaries on Super Tuesday. He made it clear that they want to survive South Carolina and focus on getting the “independent” vote in the open primaries. Crossvoting isn’t new. Limbaugh pushed the idea to the mainstream when he launched Operation Chaos as a joke in 2008. However, the open reliance on non-republican voters in a Republican primary smacks of desperation. It definitely doesn’t sound like someone who has a large enough voter base to win in the general. Lorraine Yuriar is a wife, mother, and lifelong conservative, currently stuck in a very blue state. Share The top-rated, award-winning “Dana Show” airs Monday-Friday 12-3pm eastern on hundreds of stations across the country. “Loesch has the built-in asset of a longtime audience and a record of high ratings.” “Dana is a leading conservative voice and influencer and both her daily live show and future original podcast are terrific additions to our best-in-class news and talk offerings.” Links to all social media, podcasts, show archives. Subscribe to Chapter & Verse © 2024 Dana Loesch 2140 E. Southlake Blvd. STE L659, Southlake, TX 76092

Big Government Republicans Are Having Their Moment DANA LOESCH JAN 19

You can’t be pro-family and pro-big government. These are opposing concepts and the latter seeks to displace the former as the base unit of society. You will not find an exception to this dynamic anywhere on earth or in history. Yet somehow big government, “compassionate” republicans think that the means justify the end because their particular end is more virtuous simply because it’s theirs. I once had a conversation as a guest on a podcast and the host proposed paying Americans to have more kids, like Hungary’s program (where the government also gave people minivans and paid mortgages to encourage a health birth rate). “So, welfare,” was my reply, not as a statement but an observation. Except the host didn’t see it that way. No, their cause was more just — more babies! More American babies! “How well has the welfare system worked here?” I asked, but never received a straight reply. The interview never aired. Sununu is proposing welfare. Instead of lessening the burden big government has placed on everyone with its absurd level of spending, the proposal is more government spending to do what families should have the financial freedom to do anyway were it not for insane government spending. And he has the audacity to call it an “investment.” What is the ROI here? Taxpayers never get back what they’ve paid in from entitlement spending and this is no exception. Government spending drives everything. And Republicans just committed to more of it in Congress.