Thread: Post Election Report on The Red Ripple & Your Views

ALIPAC is asking that you reply to this update and let us know what you think of the Nov. 8, 2022, midterm elections, which we are dubbing "The Red Ripple."

We have waited for some of the smoke to clear before sending you a report on the elections because many races are close and still being counted.

ALIPAC feels that much of the blame for the red wave not materializing lies with the failed GOP leaders who had hundreds of millions of dollars at their disposal and who spent money in the wrong places, advised candidates poorly, dissuaded GOP candidates from running on border and immigration issues, and, in many cases, attacked our strongest candidates.

We believe the blame for The Red Ripple lies with the top GOP campaign leaders Mitch McConnell, Kevin McCarthy, Carl Rove, and National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Chairman Tom Emmer.

SURVEY: Should we go after these failed leaders and call for their replacement on Monday of next week?


Current Election Results

We have updated the ALIPAC's 53 Endorsed Federal Candidates list to reflect-

43-46 Wins
3 Not on the 2022 ballot
4-7 Losses


View Endorsements Status List
https://www.alipac.us/f8/please-supp...idates-400266/

Of those who lost, most were challenger candidates in difficult districts. However, there are three incumbent Republican members of Congress we support who either lost or are too close to call (Coded as Loss?).

They are still counting ballots in Arizona and say they may not know some race outcomes for a month!

Our endorsed candidate in Arizona District #1, Rep. David Schweikert, is currently behind the Democrats by 50.8% to 49.2%, with only 73.2% counted so far.

Our endorsed candidate Rep. Lauren Boebert in Colorado's district #3 is (currently behind the Democrat by only 60 votes, with 97.8%) counted.

--->>> UPDATE: The numbers changed while this alert was being prepared and Rep. Boebert is now ahead by approximately 400 votes. You can monitor the latest returns (HERE)

So far, the only confirmed loss of an ALIPAC-endorsed incumbent is Yvette Herrell in New Mexico's Second district, where her Democrat opponent Gabriel Vasquez has been declared the winner 50.3% to 49.7%.

The Governor Races

The two candidates in 2022 who made the most significant news opposing illegal immigration, Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, won their races by large margins.

Arizona's GOP candidate for Governor, Kari Lake, is in a close race with less than a 1% difference, but the votes are still being counted. The race with Christine Drazan in Oregon is also too close to call at this time.

The Very Bad News

The worst news of the 2022 midterms is that illegal aliens have won with voters on ballot initiatives for the first time in American history.

Illegal aliens won on Question 4 (which was deceptively worded in their favor) in Massachusetts, where the pro-America group was out-funded by the invasion groups by more than 10 to 1. Illegals will now get driver's licenses in MA by a vote of 1,231,534 or 53.78% YES vs. 1,058,352 46.22% NO.

In Arizona, where votes are still being counted, illegal aliens are currently on course to receive in-state tuition subsidies from taxpayers on Proposition 308 by a current vote of--

919,839 50.84% YES Vs. 889,424 49.16% NO

We hope that the No votes will win out in AZ, but this is the first time illegals have ever won a ballot initiative. The invasion lobby will use these wins to go after the 30 states where ALIPAC activists have defeated these measures over the last 15 years.

We are very disappointed that the leaders and GOP of Arizona completely dropped the ball on Proposition 308 and failed to form any group that raised and spent money opposing it.

The pro-invasion groups had multiple groups spending millions of dollars to persuade Arizonans to vote YES on Prop. 308, where the Americans had zero groups and zero dollars seeking to persuade voters to vote NO on 308.

All voters had in Arizona was the state GOP listed "Vote No on 308" on their voter guide.

Had ALIPAC known about this almost complete failure to oppose 308 on the ground in Arizona, we could have set something up months ago and easily defeated 308.

Unfortunately, none of our activists in Arizona detected or alerted us to the problem until we found it with our limited staff and funds while juggling races from across the nation just a few weeks before the final vote.

We wish we had better news to report.

We are so thankful to each of you who has received and read our alerts, especially those who have helped our grassroots organization as volunteers and donors.

Please reply and let us know your thoughts, what you see and hear, and how you feel about the 2022 midterms.

William Gheen and the ALIPAC.us Team

We believe the blame for The Red Ripple lies with the top GOP campaign leaders Mitch McConnell, Kevin McCarthy, Carl Rove, and National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Chairman Tom Emmer.

Wondering why you blame these people in particular? In my Congressional District that went Democrat, I blame Trump because the Republican candidate that he endorsed was terrible, and the Democrat was a liar. The Republican candidate Bo Hines was a trust fund baby with no loans and no income except from a trust fund. Really no better than Fetterman except he hadn't had a stroke. Hines moved back to NC to shop for a district to run in. He actually still has a website referencing his run for the 5th district when he actually ended up running in the 13th district. I voted for a much better candidate in the primary who of course lost. I hated voting for Hines but I could not vote for a Democrat after the past few years we've had. Trump did a terrible job picking some of the candidates he chose. I will be pushing for DeSantis for President now.

Wondering why you blame these people in particular?

Blaming McCarthy, McConnell, Rove, and Emmer because it was their job to elect Republicans and they are the ones who pressured GOP candidates not to run on Border and Immigration issues.

Thankfully, Desantis and Abbott ran strong on border and immigration issues despite these DC Swamp pressures and they won their races by the largest margins.

ALIPAC feels that much of the blame for the red wave not materializing lies with the failed GOP leaders who had hundreds of millions of dollars at their disposal and who spent money in the wrong places, advised candidates poorly, dissuaded GOP candidates from running on border and immigration issues, and, in many cases, attacked our strongest candidates.

We believe the blame for The Red Ripple lies with the top GOP campaign leaders Mitch McConnell, Kevin McCarthy, Carl Rove, and National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Chairman Tom Emmer.

Agreed. Complete failure. They do not want strong, outspoken candidates to threaten their power. Election stealing is acceptable to keep the greed and corruption going in both parties.

The above mentioned names need to be replaced. Ronna McDaniel is another name that needs to be replaced.

I have made many calls to replace Kevin McCarthy since Tuesday. Will make others, too.

The Big Club Republicans have failed us again. They want to keep the establishment game in play. They have bowed to Big Tech, Pharma, the war machine and negotiated with the democrats against the American people. The Ukraine mess is a recent example of endless billions going to protect another nation’s borders but not ours.

Kevin McCarthy and others wear a flag pin of a corrupt nation where money laundering and other nefarious things occur. America First is for the prosperity and welfare of this nation. They were elected to represent us.