He convinced the New Hampshire secretary of state to leave the LEPER on their ballot.

He "led" the effort in Colorado, filing a brief in their Supreme Court. He prepared a "vigorous" defense here in Wyoming, convincing the district court to dismiss the lawsuit to remove the LEPER from Wyoming's ballot. And, finally, he was the "only secretary of state" to file a "friend of the court" brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of keeping the LEPER on all state ballots.

I'm not sure what the other secretaries of state were doing while Secretary Gray was communing with the U.S. Supreme Court. Maybe they were doing their jobs in their own states!

I am so tired of all the name-calling and superlatives that my fellow Republican politicians use. Secretary Gray has certainly expanded the Republican Party vocabulary in just a half-page letter. Now besides "radical," "woke" and "weaponized, we have "far-left lunacy," "left-wing crazies," "liberal activists," "horrified," "unprecedented" (x2), "outrageously wrong" (x3), "undermines," "crazy lunatics," "left-wing elites," "un-American" and "straight out of communist China."

The only truthful thing he said was "In America, the right to vote is fundamental, and ANY limitation on the people's right to choose to elect for themselves is a direct attack on our republic." Then he does everything possible to limit our ability to vote! All in the name of "voter integrity."

I'm not sure who he means by "WE WON," but I'm pretty sure it doesn't include me.

Perhaps "WE" is referring to the radical, weaponized, far-right lunacy, rampant, unprecedented, right-wing crazies, conservative activists, horrified, outrageously wrong, undermining, crazy lunatics, right-wing elites, straight out of communist China, un-American MAGA Cult.

This hyperbolic rhetoric from unprofessional politician Chuck Gray is sometimes hard to stomach.