What Pissed Off the Tea Party in 2014
Looking doomed after the first round of voting, Cochran — a proud and prolific pork-barrel spender — actively campaigned for Democratic votes, enraging McDaniel supporters and the national tea party-associated groups backing his candidacy.
McDaniel refused to accept defeat and sued, arguing in part that voter fraud enabled Cochran’s win. The suit was thrown out of court.
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12/29/14
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