Some here have been hoping that 8-7 was the last of the primaries. Once that date passed we'd finally be in the window where the show could really begin. Turns out there are still several more to go - all the way into mid-September. I wonder how much this plays into the calculus in terms of timing of events???

2018 STATE PRIMARY ELECTION DATES (still to come)

August 7 — Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington, Ohio 12th District special election

August 11 — Hawaii

August 14 — Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, Wisconsin

August 21 — Alaska, Wyoming

August 28 — Arizona, Florida

September 4 — Massachusetts

September 6 — Delaware

September 11 — New Hampshire

September 12 — Rhode Island

September 13 — New York​

>>2495175

I'm thinking Aug 28 is the last of the important ones. After that it's a combo of small fries and fairly set in stone Mass/NY.

>>2495281

AZ & FL (8-28) are the big remaining battlegrounds that stand out to me. But, other than maybe Wisky I'd say you're spot on with the rest.

>>2495287

>It is a blatant violation of our 1st amendment

Pro/Con/Indifferent about AJ there's no denying what went down creates a dangerous slippery slope for everyone.

However, the main reason Q promotes the IBOR is due to the current ambiguity over private/public platforms that allows them to deny it being a 1A violation.

>>2495571

Based upon his past attempts at decoding I'm not sure he can do that for you, anon.