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    Green Beret vs. Antifa Acolyte and Other West Coast, Messed Coast™ Election 2024 Races to Watch

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    More than 500 votes were destroyed by The Ballot Box Bomber in Portland and Southwest Washington State. One of the most debated and troubling legislative races on the West Coast, Messed CoastTM, attracted the attention of this political criminal. &nbsp,

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    Washington: 3rd Congressional District&nbsp,

    A Gold Star husband and veteran, Army Green Beret, and father square off against an Antifa follower who is now the 3rd Congressional District chair. To suggest that this match-up is magical is an understatement. The two recently fought in 2022 during the false red wave. The change was “fingernail narrow” as Oregon social commentator&nbsp, Jim Moore&nbsp, put it. &nbsp,

    Then that Joe Kent has a lot of Republican Party support, Donald Trump is helping him retake that chair. However, Kent has been out-raised by the awake Democrat by five points. &nbsp,

    The Cook Political Report has this culture as a&nbsp, toss-up, but it’s an R+5 city. It would be good for the good man to occasionally triumph. &nbsp,

    At this point, it’s not known if all of the citizens who lost votes were contacted by the Clark County Auditor’s Office to cast a new poll. One of the top 25 congressional races in the country to watch for is the possibility that either member will suffer from vote disturbance at the very least. &nbsp,

    Oregon: 5th Congressional District&nbsp,

    Oregon’s 5th Congressional District culture, which is currently a jump-ball legislative at this point, has a three-to-one money advantage over the Democrats. &nbsp,

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    The Republican incumbent Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a Latina, is fighting for her social existence against woke&nbsp, state congressman Democrat Janelle Bynum. &nbsp,

    This area extends from the exurbs of Portland in Clackamas County, touches the Willamette Valley northwest, and extends&nbsp, to the south and west to the fringes of Bend. It’s turning very colored. Pray for voting rationality.

    The Cook&nbsp, Political Report&nbsp, has this chair at a toss-up.

    California: 13th Congressional District

    Republican president John Duarte’s top-two primary victory over his Democrat opponent Adam Gray in the California San Joaquin Valley District is now regarded as a toss-up chair. &nbsp,

    After reapportionment in which California lost a congressional seats, the 13th District was reconstituted and is now considered&nbsp, to become a&nbsp, D+4 place. &nbsp,

    Side note: That’s why reapportionment is so essential. Reapportionment happens every ten times, as you know. Reapportionment&nbsp, is utterly dependent&nbsp, on how many individuals live in an area, irrespective of whether those people are individuals or not. That’s why, when he was president, Donald Trump wanted to include a question in the survey about whether a man was officially in the country. When illegal creatures are included in the population, he wanted to know how many congressional picture changes. The action was dropped because of that and there was a uproar.

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    The end result of Democrats ‘ allowing upwards of ten million strangers into the nation and deliberately dropping them in particular areas is a change in the legislative representation for actual people. &nbsp,

    California: 22nd&nbsp, Congressional District

    Following reapportionment, cheese producer David Valadao is currently experiencing a shift in his area. The result is the that&nbsp, Republican&nbsp, is&nbsp, then in a D+5 city. It shares a New York city with which a Republican candidate is thought to have the most Democratic-leaning districts in the nation. &nbsp,

    In this Cook toss-up city, the common Republican is today fighting for his life. &nbsp,

    California: 27th Congressional District

    We’ll also follow this election on PJ Media’s lived blog on election night. &nbsp,

    After being labeled a” throuple” lover as a dork, Republican president Mike Garcia has won the D+4 chair in a special election. &nbsp,

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    I wrote&nbsp, earlier that the Navy specialist is running against a woke past Obama NASA professional:

    This time around he faces George Whitesides, who’s got lots of funds from the group. Whitesides served as NASA’s chief of staff when it woke up during the Obama Administration. Obama changed the destination of NASA from space to the land of equity, turning the agency into, as Rush Limbaugh said at the time, the” Muslim outreach department” .&nbsp,

    For his part, Whitesides creates Garcia as a Trump fan, which, in this vote, might get the child of Mexican immigrants some more seats. &nbsp,

    The remote city north of Los Angeles encompasses the Antelope Valley, Santa Clarita, &nbsp, and Palmdale. This person’s a harbinger.

    Fingers crossed. &nbsp,

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    We’ll also get watching California’s 45th District, &nbsp, a D+2 competition. Democratic candidates Derek Tran and Michelle Steel, both of whom are Asian Americans. Little Saigon citizens could be the difference here. &nbsp,

    Steel has been a brave Republican, standing up for what’s right since she’s been in common life. This is a colored place. &nbsp,

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    California’s 41st District&nbsp, is an R+3 city, but Ken Calvert is running for his social existence in the California oases of Palm Springs and La Quinta against a Democrat queer former federal prosecutor. &nbsp,

    California’s 47th District&nbsp, is where the more traditional people in Orange County will be the change makers. In the wake of Dianne Feinstein’s passing, Katie Porter and her board were deposed by Adam Schiff in this D+3 chair. &nbsp,

    Republican Scott Baugh is well-known in this area.

    We’ll also get keeping track of the U. S. Senate race in California, where lying Adam Schiff faces Hall of Famer&nbsp, Steve Garvey, the governor‘s race in Washington, the San Diego competition for governor, as well as Portland’s prank from regular elections to&nbsp, ranked-choice&nbsp, election. &nbsp,

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    We’ll keep you updated on&nbsp, all of&nbsp, it during our&nbsp, liveblog&nbsp, policy on PJ Media on Tuesday evening. &nbsp,

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