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 Any shockingly close election considering how insane Donald Trump’s rhetoric is it is amazing to watch the ground effort that is being deployed by the GOP. For some obscure reason, they have been relying on third-party professional get out the vote gimmicks instead of using volunteers and local people. It’s not entirely clear why the JP is doing this, but considering it seems to be a widely used tactic clearly comes from the top.

My American acquaintances involved in GOP politics tell me that they’ve been cut out by These professionals. this is the first time anyone has seen such a thing it is normally expensive. It is hard to see how we will work. It seems part of the problem. Is that a lot of people inside the GOP who organize the GOP as opposed to doing the groundwork art deep disenchanted with Donald Trump‘s candidacy, his policy and his sheer madness entirely possible that the GOP head and brain thrust has decided that they local GOP cannot be trusted to deliver the votes on the day make no mistake. Donald Trump is pushing hard against men and voting, therefore forcing people to vote on the day , after the 2020 election, a lot of Americans have discovered the and simplicity of using mail in ballots. The ballots are delivered at your house Phil your votes and then you mail it to the US post service. It’s simple as no queue and you get out of the way the reality is that 2000 1680% of the mailing ballots would favour the GOP , but after 2020 this has started to change mainly because Donald Trump has said that mail in ballot is fraud 

GOP headquarters seems to have made that decision that they cannot count on mailing ballot and will try to discredit the mailing ballot which they believe will favour the Democrats and work with their professionals to bring out the votes on the election. It’s an interesting strategy. I don’t think it will work, but no one cares about my opinion, there has to be a serious reason why they are deploying these expensive strategy instead of relying on local GOP operatives 

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