Republican voters need to beware of the R.I.N.O.s being inserted into the election process by the Democrats. These candidates, though claiming allegiance to the Republican Party are assigned to one mission only. This is to disperse the voting tally at these primaries, giving better odds for the Democratic candidates.
When you see a Republican candidate running for the office, but they seem to come out of nowhere, with little information given to any prior public service, you can bet that they are “planted” by the Democrats to run and disperse the voting tallies for the favored Republican.
It’s simple, if five Republicans run, and one Democrat runs, the odds are a lot better for the Democratic candidate, as the most qualified Republican to run against the Democrat in the mid-term election may not win the primary vote. In Tennessee, for instance, the two major favored Republican candidates are Marsha Blackburn for Senate and Diane Black for Governor. Both have exemplary credentials. For the gubernatorial race, where did this guy Randy Boyd come from? There is no need for a competitive Republican candidate (who most likely is a Democrat in disguise) to run against Diane Black in the primary race. I believe he is just exactly one of these “plants” to intentionally offset the odds at the voting booth.
BEWARE of this, all voters, no matter where you live!