As gas prices reach a national average of $4.252 per gallon–and in some areas reaching over $6 per gallon–the Republican National Committee is launching an initiative to register voters at gas stations.
The initiative began in the battleground state of Arizona with RNC volunteers and staff registering voters at gas stations in the Phoenix and Scottsdale area–where gas prices have soared to over $4.50 per gallon.
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The RNC’s Arizona Communications Director Ben Petersen told Fox News that “Arizonans are frustrated with paying the record-high gas prices we’ve seen recently; this is an issue that affects almost every single Arizonan. There’s no doubt that everyone is feeling the pain at the pump, so a gas station right now may be the very best possible place for one of our volunteers to have a conversation with someone and get someone signed up to vote.”
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I just got gas. It was $3.88/gal. Up from last week.
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I think this is a great idea.
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Still under $4/gal in most of Alaska. I paid $3.79 in Kenai a few days ago. It’s much more in the Bush, which is off the road system where everything is delivered by plane year round, and by barge in the summer months. Out in Bethel it has been over $7/gal for years.
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The deal is these turkeys got away with a fraudulent election and they aren’t paying any penalty. The Left is no longer hiding what they are doing. Voter registration is OK but 2 decades too late. The Dominion machines and the software were compromised, yet nothing has been done about it. Am I to believe doing the same thing over and expecting a different result is not lunacy? C’mon man, it’s a half year away from an election!
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I think there is more going on – by groups like Judicial Watch and True the Vote – than you may have noticed to prepare for the next election.
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It seems the RNC is late to the party. Scott Pressler has been doing this since March 8.
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Sorry for the incorrect spelling of his name. He’s a bright and hard-working individual.
He innovates where others hesitate.
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I follow him on Twitter.
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