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WEEK 321 / 337 The Kingmaker
Vol. 5 ·  Chapter 33 The Endorsement Throne · Aug 3 – Aug 9, 2021
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 321 “The Kingmaker”: The third of August. The Ohio result comes to him on a sheet of paper, carried in by hand.
THE THIRD OF AUGUST. THE RESULT FROM OHIO'S FIFTEENTH IS BROUGHT TO HIM ON A SHEET OF PAPER.
Great Republican win for Mike Carey. Big numbers! Thank you to Ohio and all of our wonderful American patriots. Congratulations to Mike and his family. He will never let you down!
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 321 “The Kingmaker”: One congressional victory, five separate papers about it in three days, standing edge to edge in a rack.
ONE VICTORY. FIVE SEPARATE PAPERS ABOUT IT IN THREE DAYS.
One of the biggest stories in the Lamestream Media yesterday was the very important Congressional race in Ohio and whether or not Trump-backed candidate, Mike Carey, would lose against a large and…
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 321 “The Kingmaker”: On the fourth the office explains the Texas defeat: both candidates were Republicans, so the win was his either way.
Three months ago, two wonderful Republican candidates in Texas defeated ALL Democrats, so the Congressional election last week was between two Republicans. My endorsed candidate won in the Primary, but the other…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 321 “The Kingmaker”: On the fifth he asks in print whether a senator who backed another candidate has learned his lesson.
Do you think Rand Paul will apologize for spending nearly $1 Million on another candidate in Ohio's 15th District…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 321 “The Kingmaker”: By the ninth the reprints are calling him the kingmaker, and the line along the carpet is longer than it was.
Read the full article from AMAC Newsline here.
Does everybody remember when we caught the Democrats, red-handed, SPYING ON MY CAMPAIGN? Where's Durham?
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This week in the saga

On the third of August the candidate he endorsed in Ohio's Fifteenth wins by a landslide, and the office publishes five separate papers about it in three days — the win, the media that expected a loss, the senator who spent a million dollars on somebody else, and twice more besides. On the fourth it publishes the Texas defeat as a victory too: both candidates were Republicans, so the win was his either way. By the ninth it is reprinting an article that calls him the kingmaker. The proof the machine works arrives in the same form as everything else now: paper, carried in by hand, read under a lamp.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 321. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…