(Via Daily Caller) Volunteers working for tea party challenger Chris McDaniel in Mississippi say they have already found 20 percent of the invalid double-votes they need to cancel Sen. Thad Cochran’s business-funded runoff victory.
“We’re finished with Hinds County, and we’re up to 1,500” invalid votes, said Noel Fritsch, Daniel’s press aide.
That’s critical because McDaniel can force another runoff if he can find more invalid votes than Cochran’s roughly 7,000-vote margin-of-victory on June 24. Votes are invalidated if voters cast ballots in both the Democrats’ June 3 primary and the GOP’s run-off on June 24. (more…)

Given the fraud found so far within the district ballots that have been researched – this challenge could very well lead to another vote:

Not sure where this guy Charles Johnson gets his information, but he’s been all over this on twitter 24/7 since the night of the runoff.

BREAKING: McDaniel campaign is filing legal challenge on Monday. #mssen

— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) June 29, 2014

You can follow the twitter discussion HERE

.@NRSC if you think you won in #MSSEN think again http://t.co/lUhSFN9GpT (final reader poll result) pic.twitter.com/QQ6qxnLSZ5

— Legal Insurrection (@LegInsurrection) June 28, 2014

MISSISSIPPI – President Obama has not taken long to signal just how Thad Cochran will repay the debt for the quarter million dollar campaign donation from anti-gun Michael Bloomberg. A renewed push for gun control is on the horizon, and Obama is expecting great things from Bloomberg and his new anti-gun group. Now that he has a senior statesman in his hip pocket they expect to have greater success in their effort to push measures like background checks.
Obama’s attempts at gun control were defeated in 2013,
“Since legislation has been controversial for some time, I thought that this was going to be a breakthrough moment, [the Sandy Hook Shooting]” Obama said. “It was probably the most disappointing moment I had in dealing with Congress.” (more…)

Several articles all outlining the same tactics and strategy of the professional political class in Washington DC to save Thad Cochran in Mississippi from a conservative challenger.

At the center of the manipulations is this man, Haley Barbour and his nephew Henry.  Along with Political Action Committees used by both, and partially funded by a collusion of New York Dem Mayor Bloomberg, and professional politico Senator Mitch McConnell.

STORY HERE  (<— read first)

Another good outline HERE   <—- read second

Consequences discussed HERE  <— read third

Essentially this encapsulates what we have discussed, amid considerable controversy, for the past three years.  We identified several GOP political people as “Decepticons” that must be removed.
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JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) –  The Mississippi Tea Party President says they’ve found evidence that nearly 800 voters crossed over in Tuesday’s runoff election that should not have been allowed to vote Republican. (more…)

Two distinct political type investigations are going on simultaneously in Mississippi.   The first is to identify exactly who was behind the racist Robocall to democrats in an effort to manipulate the vote counts; and also identify the people behind the racist flyers.  Most research seems to indicate former Republican Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, and his political PAC, as the source of the race-baiting attack ads.  
The second investigative aspect is an actual legal challenge to the results.    Preliminary review is turning up widespread fraud from Democrats who voted in their own party primary on 6/3/14 and then voted again in the Republican primary runoff on 6/24/14.  Those cross party votes would be considered illegal and discounted if challenged legally by the McDaniel team.   [Mississippi is an open primary state, but you can’t vote for one party then vote again in the runoff that was not the party of your original vote].

This example shows 3 Dems on one page of the voter roll who committed fraud.  There are thousands and thousands of pages which would have to be reviewed. More information is available HERE

More than 25,000 Mississippi Republicans voted for conservative McDaniel over establishment Cochran in the GOP primary runoff.   However, approximately 35,000 Democrats went to the polls and voted for Cochran – that’s how he squeaked out a victory.  Most people agree the cross-party manipulation above was the cause.
(American Spectator) Who paid for it? Who will investigate it? Who will apologize for it? “It” being the flier distributed in the Mississippi Senate GOP primary, as seen here, whose headline reads: “The Tea Party intends to prevent blacks from voting on Tuesday.”
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MISSISSIPPI – Black voters played a huge role in helping Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) fend off tea party challenger Chris McDaniel in a runoff election Tuesday, and now the state NAACP is asking the six-term senator to return the favor.
In an interview with HuffPost Live, Derrick Johnson, president of the Mississippi NAACP, said that Cochran could thank black voters by supporting efforts to re-establish protections in the Voting Rights Act that the Supreme Court struck down last year.

“Our advocacy towards his office is to support amending the Voting Rights Act, free of any conditions such as voter ID,” Johnson said. “I think this is an opportunity for him to show some reciprocity for African-Americans providing a strong level of support for him.”

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In this speech that was banned from local TV, Chris McDaniel promises to never surrender. It’s deeply moving. #Neversurrender

The rousing 2 1/2 minutes ending:

The full 23 minute speech below the fold…  (more…)

The irony will be lost on the professional political class.

Mississippi Democrat Bennie Thompson asks GOP Thad Cochran to repay the Democrats in Mississippi for helping him win his re-election.

MISSISSIPPI – Senator Thad Cochran (R., Miss.) needs to reward the black voters who crossed party lines to support him in his runoff against tea party challenger Chris McDaniel by backing some concrete policy initiatives, according the the state’s only member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
“We have historically black colleges in our state who do the best job they can trying to educate our citizens,” Representative Bennie G. Thompson told National Review Online during a Wednesday interview at the Capitol. ”I’d like to see efforts that they receive full funding. I’d like to see the health care of our citizens improved; our children die too young. I’d like to see an increased effort to make sure that the minority unemployment rate inn our state is reduced. So, there are a lot of opportunities for us to start with.”  (read more)