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United States presidential election, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 22:00, September 11, 2020
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==Birthday party==
==Birthday party==
J.T. Young of the ''Spectator'' observed, "With 60 percent of Democrats already embracing their collective left, ample numbers exist for a continued effort outside the Party. With a wide field of current left candidates and an expanded agenda, there are ample vehicles for an Independent run...On a political-level, there is ready support. An Independent run would immediately draw the considerable inherent support for third parties to the individual candidate....Coupled with an Independent run’s chance to tap into far greater numbers, it has never been easier to do so. Already, the ability to fundraise and communicate directly with followers has made many in both parties relatively independent political contractors."<ref>spectator.org/the-democrats-growing-threat-of-a-third-party-run/</ref>
J.T. Young of the ''Spectator'' observed, "With 60 percent of Democrats already embracing their collective left, ample numbers exist for a continued effort outside the Party. With a wide field of current left candidates and an expanded agenda, there are ample vehicles for an Independent run...On a political-level, there is ready support. An Independent run would immediately draw the considerable inherent support for third parties to the individual candidate....Coupled with an Independent run’s chance to tap into far greater numbers, it has never been easier to do so. Already, the ability to fundraise and communicate directly with followers has made many in both parties relatively independent political contractors."<ref>spectator.org/the-democrats-growing-threat-of-a-third-party-run/</ref>
As Kanye West’s presidential campaign races to get on the ballot before deadlines, Democrat lawyer Marc Elias was fighting to disenfranchise voters, specifically targeting [[voter suppression]] of Black voters. Elias involvement affirms the belief that Democrats are concerned that having Kanye West on the ballot, especially in swing states, could siphon Black votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2020/09/02/former-lawyer-for-hillary-clinton-kamala-harris-is-working-to-push-kanye-off-the-ballot/</ref> West made ballot status in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Vermont, Tennessee, Minnesota, Idaho, and Iowa.
Elias, chair of [[Perkins Coie]]’s Political Law Group, hired [[FusionGPS]] to write bogus information on the [[2016 Trump campaign]] and pass it off to the FBI in an effort rig the outcome and destroy American democracy. Elias now works for Kamala Harris and previously [[John Kerry]]. Now Elias is the counsel in a suit to keep Kanye West off the ballot in [[Virginia]]. The suit asked for immediate court intervention as deadlines approach for printing and mailing absentee ballots.
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