BREAKING: The Texas midterm numbers are raising eyebrows all across America because they simply do not add up. Now, Will Caiin of Fox News is sounding the alarm like nobody else ever has.
When you break down the very specific numbers, it’s easy to see that something is afoot.
“Republicans get 4.5 million votes, again, same as they did for the last 3 midterms or so,” Cain said on his latest podcast episode.
“Democrats jump from where they’d been consistently at 3.5 to 5.2. 1.7 million new votes for Democrats.”
That’s a jump of nearly 50 percent. In one cycle.
So where did 1.7 million new Democratic votes come from? The analyst ran through the explanations, and none of them work.
Population growth?
“Only 1.4 million people have moved to Texas over the last 4 years. That’s bigger than that,” Cain continued.
“If you say Rs voted Ds, well, then why did the Rs stay in stasis and the Ds jumped?”
“This needs to be understood. Even if all in the end your understanding is, how did Democrats mobilize… How did they do that? That’s wild,” Cain concluded.
So the question everyone should be asking…where did 1.7 million votes come from?
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When you break down the very specific numbers, it’s easy to see that something is afoot. “Republicans get 4.5 million votes, again, same as they did for the last 3 midterms or so,” Cain said on his latest podcast episode. “Democrats jump from where they’d been consistently at 3.5 to 5.2. 1.7 million new votes for Democrats.” That’s a jump of nearly 50 percent. In one cycle. So where did 1.7 million new Democratic votes come from? The analyst ran through the explanations, and none of them work. Population growth? “Only 1.4 million people have moved to Texas over the last 4 years. That’s bigger than that,” Cain continued. “If you say Rs voted Ds, well, then why did the Rs stay in stasis and the Ds jumped?” “This needs to be understood. Even if all in the end your understanding is, how did Democrats mobilize… How did they do that? That’s wild,” Cain concluded. So the question everyone should be asking…where did 1.7 million votes come from?
