Pete Hendrickson (@LostHorizons)

A Showcase Of Today's Republican Political Spectrum ...and a window into one of the very important contests in this upcoming mid-term election. EVERY UPCOMING MID-TERM ELECTION CONTEST is important. But the top-of-the-ticket state-office contests in Michigan are particularly so. Like only a few others, Michigan is a large-population swing state. It was one of five particularly targeted for massive vote fraud in the 2020 election (as shown in the powerful documentary exposé, '2000 Mules', among other compelling bodies of evidence, none of which-- contrary to the propagandistic spin of Democrats and fellow-travelling voices in the media, have ever been examined in any court proceeding). This November, Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson will all face challengers. Whitmer is famous for having jumped early, hard and persistently on the "total lockdown" bandwagon, despite being prohibited from doing so by Michigan's Constitution. She even continued with the same measures and policies after Michigan's Supreme Court expressly held her to be in violation of the Constitution. Whitmer is also famous for having seeded Michigan nursing homes with persons infected with respiratory diseases, resulting in a so-far-still-unknown number of deaths self-servingly attributed to COVID-19. Dana Nessel is most recently famous for having declared that every public elementary school should suffer drag-queen events. She also played her part in the COVID-coup, supporting Whitmer's manifestly invalid "work-around" of the Michigan Supreme Court ruling on her COVID measures of simply having the same prohibited edicts issued by Whitmer's subordinate public-health director and threatening and otherwise harassing everyone seeking to gather and present evidence of the widespread vote fraud conducted in Democrat-stronghold precincts. Jocelyn Benson is famous for having illegally instructed city clerks throughout Michigan to disregard voter signature-verification requirements required by Michigan law, as found in March, 2021 by the Michigan Court of Claims. In short, Whitmer, Nessel and Benson are very bad people, and all need to be replaced. Continued: https://losthorizons.com/N/202.htm#2