(Chris Parker, Headline USA) A Democrat senate candidate from South Carolina was recorded plotting for “sleeper” Republican (Democrats posing as Republicans) candidates to run for office ahead of the the 2022 midterms, which is widely expected to be a red wave.
State Rep. Krystle Matthews, D-S.C., discussed the bizarre strategy during a call with an inmate, obtained by Project Veritas, reported Breitbart.
“We need some secret sleepers. Like you need, we need them to run as the other side, even though they for (sic) our side. And we need them to win,” Matthews said on the call.
“When we get enough of us in there, we can wreak havoc for real from the inside out,” she continued. “Then we can flip some s*** from the inside out.”
The call was publicly released by Project Veritas.
Matthews also apparently called on black drug dealers to finance her campaign. She is running against popular GOP Sen. Tim Scott, who is black.
“S***, where the f**king dope? Where the duffle bag boys? Get you- find me somebody from your family that don’t even know you donating to my campaign and put that s*** under they (sic) names,” she said.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga.,, was one of many to demand an investigation into Matthews and her coconspirators.
.@kmforsenate needs to go to jail, not the Senate. https://t.co/cJ8viNk05y
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) June 26, 2022
Matthews’ brazen attempts to inflitrate the Republican party reflects the panic facing Democrats during the 2022 midterm elections. Even the leftist media admits that a red wave is inevitable.
Traditionally, a “sleeper” has been a voter who polled differently than they actually voted. They’re often believed to lie about their voting habits to seem more enlightened or trendy. However, Matthews seems to want to modify the strategy to fill elections with secret Democrats.
In 2021, Matthews hoped to lure disgruntled Republicans to support her candidacy, by bashing former President Donald Trump.
“Republicans have split into two, there are those not looking to sell out what they see as American values,” she said, reported Newsweek.
The single mother of five previously worked as an engineering planner for Boeing. She believes her background helps her better connect with “people at the bottom.”
She also discussed her desire to “engage with those who have been ‘turned off’ by politics and who might not have voted in recent elections.
