Veteran Nevada journalist Jon Ralston tore into former President Donald Trump on Thursdayfor pushing baseless accusations of voter fraud in the Silver State.

“Clark County, Nevada, has a corrupt voting system (be careful Adam!), as do many places in our soon to be Third World Country. Arizona even said “by the end of the week!” – They want more time to cheat! Kari Lake MUST win!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social account Thursday.

Trump name-checked both of the GOP candidates in tight races in Nevada and Arizona whom he endorsed – making clear that he will claim voter fraud if either loses.

Ralston replied to Trump’s remarks on Twitter, writing, “I want to pause here to say this — and I hope all Republicans on the ballot are listening and will disavow: Trump just put out that Clark County has a ‘corrupt voting system’ and needs ‘more time to cheat.’”

“This is the kind of garbage that he and Laxalt put out in 2020,” Ralston added, referring to the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate in Nevada, Adam Laxalt – who is the current attorney general in the state and pushed Trump’s debunked accusations that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

Laxalt and Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) are locked in a tight race with Laxalt holding a slim lead as 83% of the vote has been counted as of Thursday afternoon.

“There is zero evidence of any of this, and all campaigns knew about the mail ballot rules from the start,” Ralston said, later adding, “Are there any Republicans left in this state who will stand up for the integrity of Nevada’s vote?”

Props to Ralston for highlighting the maliciousness of those continuing to push baseless claims of voter fraud, especially in a race as tight as Nevada's.

Democratic Party strategist Kurt Bardella suggested Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) might have to resort to online pornography if she fails to win reelection.

Bardella made the crude and sexist joke on MSNBC’s The ReidOut as he discussed Boebert’s too-close-to-call race against Democrat Adam Frisch.

Yes, Bardella made the poor excuse for a joke on-air, and actually dared to utter it in front of two women -- host Joy Reid and former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO).

Unintentionally setting Bardella up, Reid asked the strategist what it would mean if Boebert, “the second most popular QAnon congressperson in MAGA" lost the election, especially as her restaurant in Rifle, Colorado, closed this year.

“I guess it might be a gain for OnlyFans,” Bardella responded.

Reid laughed while the comment appeared to genuinely stun McCaskill. As it should, McCaskill, as it should.

OnlyFans is a subscription service where users post content that is often sexual in nature. The service is often suggested as a revenue source to insult struggling young women.

Despite McCaskill's shock, neither she nor Reid, both self-proclaimed feminists, commented on the sexist undertones of Bardella’s comment.

Not to mention that putting down OnlyFans as something shameful or embarrassing is pretty lame in itself -- it's almost 2023, Bardella, keep up.

Bardella has since apologized, vowing to be "more thoughtful about my words in the future," adding, "It is NEVER my intention to shame women. I apologize. Period."  He did, however, use the apology to further attack conservatives.