Everyone point and LAUGH! 'Shlubby white dudes' at The Lincoln Project FAIL again this time in Alaska (and other states) and it's GLORIOUS

Sam J. | 11:56 AM on November 12, 2020

The Lincoln Project worked really hard on the Alaska senate race, spending $4.3 MILLION dollars on that race alone.

And the Republican still won.

Womp-womp.

Sucks to be them:

#TIL: The @ProjectLincoln spent $4.3 MILLION on the Alaska senate race. https://t.co/2YnchUSJp4

— Brent Scher (@BrentScher) November 11, 2020

How much do you think Lincoln has been rolling over in his grave with these yahoos using his name to act like total choads?

From Freebeacon:

It didn’t matter. The Lincoln Project spent a total of $2.4 million trying to unseat Lindsey Graham, who ended up winning by more than 10 percentage points. The group’s track record in other key Senate races was just as embarrassing. In every state where the Lincoln Project spent at least $200,000, the Republican candidate won.

The group spent $4.3 million on the Alaska Senate race, for example, in the form of attack ads against incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R., Alaska) and ads supporting the Democrat-aligned independent candidate, Al Gross. The race was finally called on Wednesday, with Sullivan winning reelection by 20 percentage points.

The Lincoln Project joins Michael Bloomberg‘s political organization as a prominent example of liberal groups that spent an extraordinary amount of money on the 2020 election, yet accomplished next to nothing.

But wait, there’s more (and this is great):

Montana: $2.7 million spent; Sen. Steve Daines (R., Mont.) won reelection by 10 percentage points.
Maine: $1.7 million spent; Sen. Susan Collins (R., Maine) won reelection by 8 percentage points.
Kentucky: $464,000 spent; Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) won reelection by almost 20 percentage points.
Iowa: $226,000 spent; Sen. Joni Ernst (R., Iowa) won reelection by more than 6 percentage points.
North Carolina: $197,000 spent; Sen. Thom Tillis won reelection.