Blake Masters on Government Reform

	Blake Masters on Government Reform

Democrats want to federal elections so GOP can't win

If Republicans don't win these elections, we lose the country forever. The left and the Democrats, they have taken control of almost every major institution in our country. And they're very close to controlling it all. And so, if they win, they tell us what they're going to do. They're going to pass H.R.1, S.1. They're going to federalize elections, so no Republican can ever win again. They want to add new states to our union, just so they can add more senators and control everything.

Like tens of millions of Americans, probably even 100 million Americans and some Joe Biden voters, if we're being honest, I look at what happened in the 2020 election, and I see a lot of problems. They want to say it was a perfect election with the perfect result. Maybe. But it didn't look perfect, with the mass mailings of ballots. My campaign manager received four ballots in different states. And so maybe the result was right, maybe not.

Source: FOX News Sunday Morning Futures on 2022 Arizona Senate race , Jul 25, 2021

Supports audit of 2020 Arizona votes: lacked transparency

Masters said he "certainly supports" Arizona's ongoing Republican-commissioned review of the 2020 presidential race. "I saw a lot of weird stuff and non-transparency in this election. People just know that most members of the media and most politicians are happy to lie to them, so when you combine that with a lack of transparency, I totally sympathize with the desire to fix things legislatively and then to audit. Was everything as perfect as the Democrats say? I sort of doubt it." Source: The Arizona Republic on 2022 Arizona Senate race , Jul 12, 2021

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