There is no food for ‘RINOs’ at Muskegon GOP BBQ

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MUSKEGON, Mich. The smell of BBQ food filled Krause Park in Muskegon Saturday afternoon, but none of the food was for RINOs, according to signs posted at the local Republican party event.

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Muskegon GOP BBQ signing post

The term a shortened form of Republican In Name Only, was made so popular by former President Donald Trump that it provoked to attack members of his own party who were critical of him.

Those literal signs are among other things showing former presidents continuing to influence local Republicans, who at the Muskegon County GOP BBQ bash on Saturday expressed concerns that the 2020 election is in somehow was stolen from Trump, despite a Republican senate report that found no evidence of widespread voter fraud in Michigan.

What I took from the report was that it was inaccurate and the report also stated that they did not look at all election methods to come to a real conclusion, said Ryan Kelley, a Republican Candidate for Governor at Allendale Township. The Planning Commissioner to attend the Jan. 6 Stop Theft rally, ”but says he did not enter the Capitol.

We want to audit the election here, but we’re going to watch what’s happening in Georgia, we’re going to watch what’s happening in Arizona. And a lot of questionable things happened in the election, not the lack of the Secretary of State deemed wrong he did on the ballots without, said Tudor Dixon, a Republican candidate for Governor and conservative media personality from on Norton Shores. “We need to prevent things from happening in the future.”

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GOP candidate for Governor Tudor Dixon talks to voters in Muskegon

Dixon and Kelley were among many people dreaming for the GOP nomination and collecting signatures at Saturday’s event, along with other candidates Articia Bomer, Pastor Ralph Rebant, and Evan Space.

The Muskegon County Republican Party said they expect to open the long -blue province, red by 2022; something that President Trump only fell for last November.

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