Former South Park and Mad TV writer Toby Morton has been buying up URLs ahead of the midterm elections to create parody campaign sites for the likes of Gov. Greg Abbott. Now, he's helping people get to the ballot box Tuesday.
has been buying up URLs ahead of the midterm elections to create parody campaign sites for the likes of Gov. Greg Abbott, Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, Colorado representative Lauren Boebert and plenty of others.Sycophant Websites. Here’s a taste from Morton’s site governorgrebabbott.com: “I am partly responsible for the deaths of students killed in school shootings,” the page reads. “My current goal is to make sure you forget about the clusterfuck called Uvalde.
“We've got three vans that each seat 10 people comfortably,” Morton wrote on Twitter Sunday. “So far 30 people on the docket for rides to polls on Tuesday in DFW and Arlington, TX area.” He directed people to his Abbott site to contact him if they needed a ride to the polls. The next day, he rented a fourth van.
“Being in Texas and seeing quite a few people not planning to vote was a bit distressing,” he told the. “There were so many I ran across who simply said they didn’t have time to vote so I got the word out that I’m happy to drive them around. As of right now we have four vans and plans to drive roughly 70 to 80 people.”
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