Blake Masters Scrubs His Campaign Site of Another Major Issue – Trump Can’t Be Happy About This

Arizona Republican Senate candidate Blake Masters has scrubbed another major section from his campaign website.

First Masters removed his support of tough abortion restrictions and a sentence that declared he is “100% pro-life.”

Now the Senate hopeful has stripped his website of one issue that has been near and dear to the heart of former President Donald Trump: the claim that the 2020 election was stolen.

CNN’s KFile found Masters once included language on his website that claimed Democrats were attempting to “import” a new electorate.

As recently as Aug 1., just one day before the primary, his website’s section about the 2020 election stated, “We need to get serious about election integrity. The 2020 election was a rotten mess – if we had had a free and fair election, President Trump would be sitting in the Oval Office today and America would be so much better off.”

However, CNN notes that it now only reads, “We need to get serious about election integrity.”

The outlet also points out that the Senate hopeful’s campaign website was removed from the Web Archive at Masters’ request.

This can’t sit well with Trump, who has a history of flipping on his supporters if they buck his election claims. Trump withdrew his endorsement of Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) — even though he advanced claims the election was stolen — for the mere sin of saying Republicans should move on from 2020.