The far right is saying don't vote?

I just started seeing information about this today but apparently a few famous far right people are saying that they will not be voting in the midterms. And their telling their follows to not vote as well.
www.salon.com...

The trend began in August with Loomer, she urged her supporters not to vote for the Republican who defeated her, six-term incumbent Rep. Daniel Webster, in the November general election. In a post on the right-wing social media site GETTR, Loomer wrote, "I encourage all of my supporters and all of my voters to NOT support Daniel Webster and the establishment RNC and Big Tech voter fraud machine that is propping his feeble body up and depriving my constituents of the representation they deserve and need."

She went on, "I weep not for myself, but for our country and the constituents of Florida's 11th District who do not have a Congressional Representative as a result of voter fraud, illegal Big Tech election interference, and RNC corruption.

I honestly had no idea Laura loomer could speak with such passion, but then again I don't know much about her at all. Is she someone with pull in the republican party?
I have to say the same about the other two in the article. nick fuentes who said,

that if DeSantis wins the Republican presidential nomination in 2024 instead of Trump, Fuentes won't vote for him

And ali alexander

"I'm increasingly of the belief that I personally will not be voting this midterm election. I'm doing a lot of soul-searching on that, and that's a decision I have come to myself, but it's increasingly a decision that some of my friends and colleagues have told me [they share]."

Who are these people? Do they have many followers on the right? Does what they say hold any weight with any of you?

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Loomer is a loon. Ignore her

a reply to: scraedtosleep

I can get the resentment and utter disdain and distrust as it pertains to voting and our voting systems, but NOT voting at all is an idiotic choice.

There's absolutely nothing gained by not voting and yes, you might say there's nothing gained by voting either, but irregardless of time wasting debates, SOMEONE WILL WIN.

I don't see how having no engagement at all will bring about the changes one might seek, because it won't.

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a reply to: scraedtosleep

It is all a ploy. The DNC has spent over 50 million bucks trying to get Far Right Candidates elected in Republican primaries.

If they are so dangerous, why is the DNC trying to get them the Republican nomination????

www.opensecrets.org...

Political groups and nonprofits aligned with the Democratic Party have spent nearly $44 million on advertising campaigns across five states’ Republican primaries to boost the profile of far-right candidates in California, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Maryland.

Democrats strategy is rooted in the belief that these candidates — many of whom spread unfounded claims that the 2020 presidential race was stolen from former President Donald Trump — will be easier to defeat in a general election.

Democratic spending has helped secure Republican nominations for candidates in Illinois and Pennsylvania.

In Maryland, Democrats are spending on a Republican gubernatorial primary that is still ongoing and is viewed as a tossup. But in California and Colorado, Democrats spent money elevating the profile of candidates who did not advance to the general election.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

No weight at all; I don't see many folks sitting this election out on the Republican side. Now I imagine it will be a bit divided in the primaries, as we've seen, but I haven't met anyone who isn't going to vote this time around.

originally posted by: jarsue97
a reply to: scraedtosleep

Loomer is a loon. Ignore her

Agreed, she is nuts. To not vote for a Republican, is to hand the election over to the Democrats. It’s just that simple.

a reply to: Nickn3

So you'd vote for a "Republican" just because of party affiliation even if his ideologies and plans aren't for the benefit of the people he's suppose to represent and care about?

That's pretty messed up.

Anyone can put and R or D in front of their name and claim to be a representative of that base and value system and fool people into thinking they're on their side and willing to do what it takes to ensure things are done right.

Even some Democrats are guilty of this.

Vote on policy, quality of character and past track history and current and future policies and not empty promises, not just the R or D claim.

I don't believe we've become this divisive as a country that this has to be pointed out.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

If I was a "far right/left" (same thing in syop).."Democrat/socialist"?

I"d say the same thing.
How better to disrupt "democracy"?
Then get all emotional that "your vote" wasn't counted?

a reply to: scraedtosleep

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Ive literally heard ZERO conservatives saying dont vote, Id be curious to hear what the context is here, but shes a lonny

Ive literally heard ZERO conservatives saying dont vote, Id be curious to hear what the context is here, but shes a lonny

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Oh sure, because NOT voting is such a powerful way to get things accomplished said nobody ever.

Some say Laura Loomer is controlled opposition 😀

On the same level as Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Loomer is a white nationalist. She may play it careful but pretty obvious racist.

Maybe the election wasn't rigged and people just dont want another wack job in office.

Who is this Loomer and when did she take the top leadership position in the Far Right?.

Speaking about the "Far Right" do they get along with the "Alt-Right"? Or are they rivals?

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: scraedtosleep

I can get the resentment and utter disdain and distrust as it pertains to voting and our voting systems, but NOT voting at all is an idiotic choice.

There's absolutely nothing gained by not voting and yes, you might say there's nothing gained by voting either, but irregardless of time wasting debates, SOMEONE WILL WIN.

I don't see how having no engagement at all will bring about the changes one might seek, because it won't.

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This! Also, people that do not vote should not complain about politics. I heard this sentence often "It does not matter". My answer: Then go live in a communist dictatorship and let's see how you then think about voting.

originally posted by: xuenchen
Some say Laura Loomer is controlled opposition 😀

This pretty much cinches that up.

And that other guy too. Anyone who tells other
people not to vote should be viewed as an operative.

Imho of course.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Who Cares What They Think . Most Conservatives are NOT FAR RIGHT . It's a MYTH .

They are probably both on the FBI payroll as
confidential human sources.

In fact, I'd wager a hefty bet that most far right
"groups" are either infiltrated or outright led by
subversive elements of the intelligence agencies.

Of course, the Democrat leaders know this, and
are working hand in hand with them.