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The Making of Battle Ready Republicans – Even in Oregon

The Making of Battle Ready Republicans – Even in Oregon

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Show 14-19 Summary: We think we speak for a lot of Republicans who have watched in disappointment for years and years Democrats outmaneuver, outspend, out volunteer, and out organize Republicans when it comes down to the final wire. And that success or failure depends on leadership. Ronna McDaniel was not up to the job. Like too many “party Republicans” she loved meeting more than doing. But there are two new sheriffs in town — RNC co-chairs Michael Whatley and Lara Trump. And they are showing aggressive leadership to outdo the Democrats. We talk with the secretary of Oregon’s Republican Party about plans and trainings to make battle ready Republicans come November.

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Original Air Dates: May 11th & 12th, 2024 | Guest: Jo Rae Perkins, Oregon Republican Party Secretary

This Week – Battle Ready Republicans

For years, if not decades, it seemed Republicans were unwilling to fight back when it came not just to elections but even fighting for their side after elections. And the brutal truth is the Democrats have had a superior ground game.

But is all of that about to change?

With new leadership at the top, the Republican National Committee is signaling an aggressive willingness to go toe to toe with Democrats. And that includes get out the vote efforts, ballot harvesting, even challenging Democrats in courts as they try to institutionalize making it easier to cheat in elections.

Will Even Oregon have Battle-Ready Republicans?

And what about Oregon? Will the Oregon be ready for the fight in November? We talk with Jo Rae Perkins, the secretary for the Oregon Republican Party, about what is happening on the national level — and what is happening right here in Oregon.

Is that aggressiveness coming from the top coming to Oregon? What trainings and volunteer opportunities are available to help Republicans get over the top. And what about those statewide races? Can Republicans take those? And what are the roadblocks out there that could stop Republicans from winning?

There is a lot happening and a lot to talk about to get Republicans battle ready by November.

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Research, Links Mentioned & Additional Info

Want to be a battle-ready Republican? Visit the Oregon Republican Party’s website and look under the “Get Involved” tab — for county chapters, events (including trainings), and volunteer opportunities.

Oregon Battle-Ready Republicans

Here are some highlighted events and trainings mentioned during the show:

Battle-Ready Republican Trainings

  • Be a battle-ready Republican candidate! Attend the Oregon Republican candidate workshop flyer in Kaiser Oregon, May 24, 2024
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    Candidate Training Workshop (Friday, May 24, 2024, at 1:00 pm) | Keizer Civic Center, Keizer, Oregon

    • Become a battle-ready Republican candidate!
    • “…tailored to equip you with essential skills and knowledge for a successful candidacy. From crafting creative messaging to navigating ORESTAR and mastering fundraising strategies…”
    • See flyer for more details and how to register
  • Election integrity workshop, Keizer Civic Center in Keizer Oregon May 24 2024
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    ORP Election Integrity Symposium (Friday, May 24, 2024, at 1:00 pm) | Keizer Civic Center, Keizer, Oregon

    • Election integrity expert speakers. Ranked-choice voting specialist. Cyber security expert. Learn how to support Oregon election integrity lawsuits. Discover how to clean up voter rolls and election law. Plus a hand-count voting demonstration.
    • See flyer for more details and how to register

Oregon Republicans Events

  • Make Oregon Great Again Event (Saturday, June 22, 2024, at 10:00 am) | Jackson County Fairgrounds, Central Point, Oregon
    • State and National Speakers to inspire you to make America and Oregon Great Again. Speakers include Mike Lindell (the MyPillow guy), Joe Hoft, co-founder of Gateway Pundit, top MAGA/MOGA leadership and candidates. And live music from Nashville recording artist, Mark Mackay.
    • View Event Flier (PDF)
  • Be a battle-ready Republican — but have some fun too! Join us at the Grassroots Luau BBQ Fundraiser Melrose Vineyards in Roseburg Oregon, Saturday June 29 2024
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    Grassroots Luau BBQ Fundraiser (Saturday, June 29, 2024, at 5:00 pm) | Melrose Vineyards, Roseburg, Oregon

    • “Join us as we harness the spirit of the West and the warmth of aloha for an evening of unity, celebration, and purpose. Let’s show the world that conservatives know how to have a darn good time!”
    • See flyer for more details and how to register
  • Be a battle-ready Republican — but laugh too! Linn Laughs LIVE with Adam Corolla at the Linn County Fair & Expo Center in Albany, OR, September 7, 2024
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    Linn Laughs LIVE with Adam Corolla (Saturday, September 7, 2024, at 5:00 pm) | Linn County Fair & Expo, Albany, OR

    • “… an exciting evening including dinner and a live performance from Adam Carolla. … The well-known comedian, podcaster, and radio personality, will be sharing his humor, sharp wit, and interesting conversations.”
    • See flyer for more details and how to register

Aggressive Republican Pushback

Other/Related

  • Uhhh… This could explain a lot: “RFK Jr. said doctors found a dead worm in his head after it ate part of his brain” (NY Post, May 8, 2024)
  • Democrats out-fundraising Republicans 2024 election cycle despite Biden’s poor polling (Just the News, May 7, 2024)

 

12-39 It’s the Elections, Stupid | The Front Lines of Freedom are in Oregon

12-39 It’s the Elections, Stupid | The Front Lines of Freedom are in Oregon

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Show Summary: This week, we’re focusing on the front lines of freedom. And right now, our freedoms come down to the elections. We speak with a businessman running for Congress to get government out of the way, and a scientist who attended the Washington County trial in which the State and county are attempting to hide public records from the public. And you won’t believe what the judge did to the expert witness.

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Original Air Dates: September 24th & 25th, 2022 | Guest: Mike Erickson & Chuck Wiese 

This Week – It’s the Elections, Stupid

Bill Clinton famously had a sign on the Oval office wall, “It’s the economy, stupid.” It served as a daily reminder that the economy is what matters most to most people. Well, who is in charge of that economy comes down to elections.

In Oregon, the far-left policies keep us entrenched in high taxes, rising housing costs, and dubious curricula in public schools to cripple the next generation, and elections that don’t bring answers to the problems. It all feels hopeless. and many have left the state going to redder pastures to find the answers in states that make sense. Lower taxes, less big government, lower public debt, or maybe none at all if you’re in South Dakota. Meanwhile, Oregon’s lawmakers look to ruin our electric grid by pulling out dams, then force electric cars on its citizens whether we like it or not. Thus dies the free market.

Mike Erickson, Candidate for Oregon’s New CD 6

Speaking of that sign in the Oval office, we’ve gone from “It’s the economy, stupid,” to “It’s a stupid economy.” Here’s a hint to voters in Oregon’s new CD 6. If you want to fix the economy, don’t elect someone who has no business experience. Oregon, and the nation, needs elected officials who have practical business experience — not someone who has spent their entire life in government. (Hint number two: Biden has no practical business experience and look how that’s worked out.)

If you want to support Mike Erickson, find out what you can do at MikeEricksonforCongress.org. (Start by sharing that with your family and friends!)

Remember the strategy we mentioned months ago: If you live in a safe district (in Oregon, that’s CD 2) or in a hopeless district (CDs 1 and 3), put your time and money and energy to promote and support candidates in districts where they have a chance to flip a seat. That’s CDs 4 (Alek Skarlatos), 5 (Lorie DeRemer), and 6 — Mike Erickson.

Mike is running against Andrea Salinas, a far-left democrat who spent her entire adult life in and around government. On her website, she says she grew up in a hard-working family where nothing was handed to them but they made it through hard work. And, like Mike, she also had a cop for a father. So why is Mike fighting for police and she’s voting to defund the police? And how did she go from “working hard” and pulling oneself up through hard work to a career fighting for government handouts paid for by other people?

So Much for Open and Honest Elections

Here’s a funny thing.

In Oregon, the Secretary of State’s job is to audit other state agencies. But for some reason, she has declared that the elections division is off limits. Why is that? Instead, she has joined a lawsuit against a voter to declare a Washington County database should be shielded from public view and scrutiny.

Imagine trying that if the IRS wanted to audit your business. No, you can’t see the numbers. Trust us. Everything’s fine. You’d be saying that from jail. But the State is refusing to hand over a database, calling it proprietary information of a private company handling Washington County’s elections.

And why is a private company handling our elections to begin with?

We talk with Chuck Wiese — a scientist, analyst, and meteorologist, who has stepped up and joined the front lines of freedom — who was there at both days of the Sippel case trial. You won’t believe what the judge did to an actual, world renowned data scientist. Well, it’s Oregon. Maybe you will.

If the judge decides against the Sippel case, it will only continue to fuel the fire and doubts about the 2020 election. The only way to put out that fire is to open up the data to prove there wasn’t any manipulation. But hiding it and then expecting people to trust the government…?

Regardless of whether or not you think the 2020 election, when it comes to elections, any election, the Golden Rule should be “Open the books.” Hiding the results behind a wall of secrecy is, well, just stupid.

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Research, Links Mentioned & Additional Info

Mike Erickson Segments 1–3

Chuck Wiese Segments 4–6

 

What was Exposed at Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium - Election fraud in the 2020 election
What Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium Exposed

What Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium Exposed

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Show Summary: Examining the evidence from Mike Lindell’s cyber symposium with actual trained scientists who understand data. What grabbed Chuck Wiese’s and Mark Anderson’s attention? Was it the fraud in all 50 states? Was it the network of “bipartisan” supporters of election fraud? Both and more. And what are the implications for the future?

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Original Air Dates: Aug. 14th & 15th, 2021 | Chuck Wiese

This Week: Cyber Symposium

Think about it. Are we really to believe that the same government that mismanages pretty much every other aspect of governance — but somehow elections are pure and holy?

Yeah. But that’s the claim. Right? Our elections are secure. Can’t be hacked. Most secure ever. Weird how that wasn’t the case when Trump won.

This week, we take a deeper look into Mike Lindell’s cyber symposium and what it exposed. And what it means for the future.

100% Chuck

We take at look at Lindell’s cyber symposium with a single guest this week. Chuck Wiese. Chuck is a I Spy Radio listener favorite—perhaps because he is a great thinker and a trained scientist. You know. The kind that listen to data rather than make up data.

So what were some of the main takeaways from the cyber symposium? The symposium exposed that fraud did happen. And that it happened in every state. All 50 of them. (Sorry, Obama, there’s still only 50 of them). But that’s just for starters.

Speaking of starters, there was a lot of fireworks from the start. Hackers took down Lindell’s presentation. And the backup. And the backup of that. Now, what could people be so afraid of? The symposium exposed fraud in Mesa County, Colorado, when the Secretary of State tried to frame the whistleblower. And they raided her office. Why were they so afraid she made a copy of the computer’s hard drive? What could be on it?

Dr. Shiva, in his own battle with election fraud, uncovered a whole network of those willing to sabotage elections and commit voter fraud. Not surprisingly, the network included people from both parties. But you’ll also hear how the 2020 Census was the backbone for the election fraud.

Here’s the real tell. The more people look into the 2020 election, the more evidence of voter fraud they uncover. Not less.

Shouldn’t that tell you everything you need to know.

Cyber Symposium Outcomes and Implications

Originally, not every state was there at the symposium. But, amazingly, by the end of the symposium, all 50 states  were represented. And that’s great news because it means the whole country is paying attention. The important people anyway. The media, which largely ignored it, doesn’t really matter.

But what does it mean? What will happen as a result?

If fraud happened, in every state, then audits need to happen. In every state. And those in attendance formed their own coalition to do just that. The Voter Integrity Coalition, made up of representatives from all 50 states.

If they’ve found all this so far, just imagine what they’ll find. Especially with

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Top-Recommended Cyber Symposium Videos

  • Mike Lindell Cyber Symposium – Professor David Clements “The Vote Trafficking Parable” (Rumble, Aug 12, 2021)
  • Cyber Symposium: Dr. Frank ‘the 2010 Census was Used to Create the Algorithm to Steal Election 2020’ (BitChute, Aug 10, 2021)
  • Dr. Shiva EXPOSES Big Tech and Censor Nazis (Rumble, Aug 11, 2021)Mike Lindell Cyber Symposium – Seth Keshel “Behind The Election Integrity Curtain” (Rumble.com, Aug 11, 2021)
    • The Election Influence Operations Playbook, Part 1 and Part 2 

Cyber Symposium and Related Links

  • War Room Wrapup (Rumble Aug 13, 2021)
  • Mark Finchem (on Telegram):*From the Cyber Symposium in Sioux Falls.  Mesa County Colorado Recorder confirmed active erasure  of evidence from Dominion systems, but by Dominion not  her office. The County Recorder made a forensic copy  because she believed that something nefarious was about  to happen at the hands of the Colorado Secretary of State.  That’s right, proof beyond PCAP, there was forensic  evidence that was actively erased, which is a violation by  Dominion and the Colorado Secretary of State. (via Telegram)
  • CodeMonkeyZ: “Interestingly, we did uncover a few critical things:
    1. “There appeared to be web server logs which potentially indicate that the server was accepting and executing commands remotely.
    2. “Election related data pre-upgrade was not present on the machine post-upgrade. This indicates that election related data was deleted or otherwise removed during the upgrade process.
    3. “The server had a suspicious configuration script designed to remove server security, potentially opening the machine up to a network hack.”

Global Warming

  • Here’s the far-left’s move to once again try to control it all – We are so unprepared’: Extreme heat fueled by climate change putting farmworkers’ lives on the line. (Statesman Journal, July 18, 2021)
    • Oregon Health Authority is already regulating it with emergency orders as a way to grow their power linking health and environment.
  • Removal of barred owls (Oregon Capitol Insider, July 21, 2021). Surprise, they’ve found it is the barred owl who’s the culprit.  A logging totally destroyed over an Oops moment. 
  • State climatologist: Oregon’s second heat wave indicates troubling trend (Dem-Herald, Aug 11, 2021)