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The Republican Party is broken, and patriots are poised to fix it.

We're going to look at the latest example of GOP incompetence.

We're actually going to see precisely how Republican leadership sabotaged the latest election, and stick to me at the very end of this video when I'll reveal what we can all do about it to make sure this never happens again.

You're not going to want to miss this.

As I'm sure you all know by now, yesterday, Hershel Walker failed to unseat the ultra-leftist Raphael Warnock, who we effectively refer to as the Warlock.

The race was indeed closer than what many pundits predicted, but Warlock did in the end prevail by a couple of points.

Many commentators are noting that in the end, Warlock's massive, and I mean massive early voting lead was simply insurmountable.

Again, we need to emphasize how close Walker came to doing precisely that, surmounting the seemingly unassailable, so that's a testimony to how much he's loved and revered by Georgians.

But Dick Moore saw the riding on the wall on Monday.

Warlock had amassed a 223,000 vote lead, 660,000 Republicans voted early, but 890,000 Democrats voted early.

It's just too deep of a hole to climb out of, especially given what we saw happening in America, a county in Arizona on Election Day with all those ridiculous voter suppressive shenanigans.

Republicans needed to put together an early vote ground-gamed and nullify the Democrats early vote lead, which in turn would allow the Republican turnout advantage on Election Day, which is the historic norm.

Republicans tend to wait until Election Day to vote, so they often have a huge advantage in terms of turnout.

That historic norm would then have catapulted Walker to a relatively easy victory.

So the fundamental question, of course, is why didn't the GOP do this?

And I think we all know the answer. Here's Laura Ingraham's take.

To me, it never felt like the Senate Republicans wanted this guy in office.

He was a Trump pick. They didn't like that. They probably liked him as a person, a Herschel as a person.

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