Wayne opens with a challenge: before blaming cheating for an election loss, show the evidence. He examines how unsupported accusations can distract from questions about household costs, leadership, and concerns voters raised before Election Day.

At 12:15 PM ET, analyst and independent journalist Karlyn Borysenko joins Inside GETTR. Drawing on her research into the activist left, she’ll discuss what Republican leaders and commentators may have misunderstood—and what she believes needs to change. Topics include:

Separating election allegations from verified evidence.
Whether Republican leaders listened to dissatisfied voters.
Differences among Democrats, liberals, progressives, the DSA, and Antifa.
What Karlyn’s research reveals—and how she checks her conclusions.
No Kings events and the source behind the reported 51% early-voting increase.
Why increased early voting doesn’t automatically establish increased final turnout.
Stephen Miller’s promotion and expectations for immigration policy.
Media accountability and correcting misleading coverage.
Traditional publishing, self-publishing, and telling your story.
Karlyn’s top three solutions heading toward 2028.

Wayne asks her to make those solutions concrete: what should happen, who should take responsibility, and how would voters know it’s working?

Republicans, Democrats, and independents are welcome in the conversation.

Read the story. Check the source. Make up your own mind.

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