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Lockstep Media Proudly Declare Ludicrous California Elections So Pure They Float

Legacy media are insisting that there’s no evidence of fraud or cheating in California’s recent primary elections. It’s obviously not true.

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Legacy media don’t describe. They exist to prevent description, corralling and deflecting. In the famous description from Iowahawk, “Journalism is about covering important stories. With a pillow, until they stop moving.”

Four states held primary elections on June 9, and on the morning of June 10, they were either ahead in their count or about as far along in their count of ballots as California, which held its primaries on June 2. These screenshots from live election results at the NBC News website are both from Wednesday morning at 9:30 PT:

California counts far more slowly than anyone else in the country, and California’s results have the most remarkable tendency to drift: What the outcome looks like on election night has nothing to do with the final outcome. Famous 2010 election outcome summarized in a single headline about the 2010 state’s attorney general race: “When Kamala Harris lost on election night, but won three weeks later.”

It just happened again.

The Republican mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt made the extraordinary choice of accurately describing Los Angeles, talking clearly about the descent of the city into zones of Third World filth, failing public agencies, and a crisis of open drug addiction and fatal overdoses in the streets. Pratt’s candidacy was always a long shot, and Republican activists in Los Angeles kept using the term “math problem” to describe the likely ending in a place where Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than two to one.

But Pratt seemed to have at least partially solved the math problem: Initial returns showed him solidly in second place behind Mayor Karen Bass and her record of appalling failure, seemingly........

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