PRICEY ELECTION: More than 8.5 million Californians cast ballots, many standing in line into the night. But it all comes with a huge price tag, with the recall election costing taxpayers more than a quarter of a BILLION dollars. https://t.co/I99K2619Ca
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) September 15, 2021
So all this to-do established that the very Democratic state of California wanted to keep their governor, and that they did not want a Republican. Oh. Good. Glad that's settled (she snarked, cynically).
Of course bad actors and hard-core Republican partisans will still have some silliness to say about it. Silliness about voter fraud is frankly what they've got. (And the caviling started a little prematurely, didn't it?) But it wasn't even close. That's not a plausible steal, that's a beating. And I just have a funny old opinion about unsupported claims: if they're questionable, question them, and if they're ridiculous--ridicule them.
The GOP could use this expensive exercise as a learning opportunity, but I'm afraid the takeaway is nothing they'll recall later.
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