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June 28, 2014 9:46 pm


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Tea party mobilizes to challenge ‘fair’ election of GOP establishment senator

(TPNN) – To those who watched in disbelief as an establishment Republican stooped so low as to recruit Democrats to adulterate his Republican primary, the news that Tea Party challenger Chris McDaniel might be able to pull off a victory came as a welcomed shock.

However, those working to ensure a proper election took place are being stonewalled by Mississippi officials who are dragging their feet and denying access to county records to McDaniel supporters looking to review the voting records.

On Thursday, TPNN reported that Chris McDaniel could still pull off an overtime victory in Mississippi by revealing the dirty tricks and outright voter fraud which the Cochran campaign actively supported and relied upon to win.

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The McDaniel campaign has found multiple counties in which enough improper ballots were cast to merit a thorough review of the election results. For example, in Hinds County, over 800 Democrats crossed over illegally to vote for Thad Cochran in the Republican primary race, as act forbidden by Mississippi state law.

On Thursday, McDaniel told Fox News’ Sean Hannity, “We’ve found more than a thousand examples of that in one county alone widespread irregularities.”“They say they’re going to fight the liberals in Washington, but they embraced the liberals in Mississippi just to win the election,” McDaniel said. “It’s the worst style of politicking I can imagine.”

McDaniel “lost” the race by 6,880 votes.

Lindsay Krout, a McDaniel campaign volunteer, has been barred from reviewing the voter rolls in Lafayette County. On Friday, Ms. Krout was forced to wait for an hour before being informed that the Secretary of State’s office will not release the voter rolls until they have redacted Social Security numbers- a task for which the county will charge the McDaniel campaign and will take, supposedly, until Wednesday, two days after the Monday deadline for certifying the election.

This is against Mississippi state law that demands that county clerks to allow “public viewing of the documentation from the election, including who voted.”

These same shenanigans are reportedly occurring all across Mississippi with similar refusals occurring in Lowndes, Lauderdale, Stone, Marshall, Quitman, Coahoma, Forrest and Smith Counties.

One would think that with the troubled history surrounding Mississippi and voting, the state would wish to appear more cooperative with ensuring that fair, legal elections had occurred.

This is purely unacceptable. If Chris McDaniel lost fair-and-square, that’s a shame but a part of a representative democracy.

However, all signs appear to point to illegal, dirty tricks being behind the Cochran win and like the Obama Administration, Mississippi officials are working feverishly to halt any investigation to find answers about what is going on in government.