Will Kansas Deny Election Results???

The not-so-impossible prospect of the Sunflower State denying election returns actually isn't just a Kansas concern and there's already a bit of foreshadowing . . .  

Let's not forget the claim that voting machines pulled a switcheroo for Dems. 

Again this was part of a national concern reported by MSM.  

Heck, there was even a Snopes fact check . . .  

Just so we're clear . . . 

This isn't a TKC theory but a concern that has been raised widely over the past month.

Here's a recent worthwhile summary and reassurance that we second guess . . .  

Experts are certain the administration’s efforts to subvert America’s elections will not work. And some have bemoaned “fearmongering” about far-fetched scenarios that are unlikely to go anywhere in court.

But after the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, voting lawyers and other democracy groups aren’t dismissing the possibility of anything.

The potential for interference is related to how close the contest winds up being, said Ned Foley, a professor at the Ohio State University and an expert on disputed elections.

“The more it looks like a blowout or a ‘blue tsunami’, the harder it’s going to be for any attempt to make mischief to get any traction,” he said.

Actually . . .

THIS ASSURANCE IS COMPLETELY WRONG!!! IN KANSAS, WHEN REPUBLICANS WIN ON THE SAME BALLOT AS A MAJOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY UPSET, IT'S NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR CONSPIRACY THEORISTS TO GAIN TRACTION!!!

And so . . .

If Kansas voters remain historically fickle, picky and choosy . . . Any conspiracy theories will quickly be dismissed. 

Again . . . Last time around AG Kobach winning was a great answer to so many gripes against JoCo going blue. 

A caveat . . . 

A blue wave in Kansas is unlikely BUT something that might inspire more suspicion. 

What we know for sure is that we were able to ask this question to some Kansas Dem insiders and they were quick to inform us that they were prepared for this and any other possibility.  

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

How Trump and his allies seek to interfere in the US midterm elections

The administration's efforts have raised concerns to experts about potential disruptions after election day

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