Voting 
Recent Voting Changes Will Effect the Election Result
Admin recent voting changes, swing state voting changes, biased voting laws, restrictions on mail voting, Georgia State Election Board, North Carolina mail-in voting, criminal penalties on election workers0 comment
Voting 
Is there widespread voting fraud?
Admin widespread voting fraud, noncitizen voting, immigrants are voting, purge voter rolls, illegal voting by noncitizens0 comment
Voting 
Barriers for 40.2 Million Voters with Disabilities
Admin Louisiana voter fraud, Americans with disabilities voting, eligible voters with disabilities in battleground states, voters with disabilities, Louisiana new voting restrictions0 comment
Voting 
Wisconsin: The RNC’s Voter Intimidation Efforts
Admin Voter intimidation is a crime, Protect the Vote Tour, intimidate voters, Rep. Bryan Steil, RNC voter intimidation efforts, mail-in voting intimidation0 comment
Voting 
Obama: Register and then vote
Admin Obama Gen Z voters, ATTN, young people have the power, Barack Obama voting, Gen Z vote, holding politicians accountable
Voting 
Voter intimidation and harassment on the rise
Admin voter intimidation, voter harassment, election worker harassment, federal law on voter intimidation, Maricopa County mules, report voter intimidation, Department of Justice Voting Rights Hotline0 comment
Voting 
Voter Registration Deadlines
Admin vote on Election Day, voter registration deadlines, register to vote online, update voter registration, vote by mail, voting deadline0 comment
Voting 
Ten Things You Should Know About Voter ID Laws
Admin voting impersonation fraud, in person voter fraud, ballot stuffing, voting rights, voter suppression, voter fraud evidence, voter ID laws, voter identification laws0 comment
Voting 
The ease of voting across the United States
Admin stay registered to vote, easiest states to vote, current election laws, registering to vote, false claims of voter fraud, vote by mail, ease of voting, barriers for voters0 comment
Voting 
Vote by Mail
Admin voters cast ballots, voting by mail, absentee balloting, electoral fraud, election officials reject signatures, all mail elections, nationwide election reform, best voter turnout, vote by mail process0 comment
Voting 
May 2022 Voting Laws Roundup
Admin restrictive ballot initiative, restrictive voting laws, fair election, voter fraud, election interference, election tampering, election bills, enact election laws, Americans to register0 comment
Voting 
The racist history of voter suppression laws
Admin voter suppression laws, 24-hour voting, drive-through voting, vote-by-mail ID, absentee ballots, John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, voter intimidation, presidential elections, voter suppression, Voting Rights Act of 19650 comment
Voting 
Voting Laws Roundup: October 2021
Admin harder to vote, 2020 federal election, voter participation, voting access, voting legislation, new expansive laws, Brennan Center for Justice0 comment
Voting 
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Admin voting rights, constitutional rights of blacks, Voting Rights Act of 1965, equal right to vote, Bloody Sunday in Selma0 comment
Voting 
Biden fairly and legally won the 2020 Presidential Election
Admin 2020 election fraud, Biden fairly won, widespread election fraud claims, 2020 Presidential Election court cases, Attorney General William P. Barr election, Biden victory in Maricopa County, how many Presidential Election recounts0 comment
Voting 
Ten things to know before you vote
Admin responsibilities before voting, vote on Election Day, voter intimidation, voter fraud, know before you vote, register to vote on Election Day, 866 our vote0 comment
Voting 
Warning: Slow Mail Delivery Will Hamper Mail-in Voting
Admin slow mail delivery, slow down vote by mail, limiting ballot drop off locations, prioritizing election mail, universal mail-in voting, mail voting0 comment
Voting 
Election Legislation Enacted in 2019
Admin registering to vote, election legislation, election related bills, NCSL Elections Legislation Database, Election Day voter registration, Secretary of State2 Comments
Voting 
John Oliver on Photo ID for Voting
Admin voting identification, photo ID, voter ID card, eligible voters1 Comment
Voting 
We Must Stop Voter Suppression
Admin Voting Rights Act of 1965, government issued photo IDs, voter fraud evidence2 Comments

The Pedestrian-Death Crisis Came to My Neighborhood

PedestrianDeath, crisis, neighborhood, came0 comment

Nina Larson was 24 years old, and she wanted to be an opera singer. On Saturday afternoon, she was crushed by a car on the street outside my apartment building in Washington, D.C. My neighbor heard the sound of the accident from her sixth-floor window, and the driver’s horrified screams. Nina was trapped for a while, according to police reports, before emergency workers were able to free her from the car’s underbelly. I witnessed only the aftermath—the detectives’ chalk analysis on the pavement, the flowers piling up outside the nearby…

Read More...

How ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ May Change Music Industry ‘Forever & Always’

'Red, Always, Taylor's, forever, music, industry, Change, Version0 comment

Pop singer Taylor Swift is shaking up the music industry with her rerecorded version of “Red (Taylor’s Version).” The 11-time Grammy award-winning artist is rerecording her music in order to own the rights to her songs. Shamrock Capital Advisors, an investment firm in Los Angeles, currently owns the rights to Swift’s original albums. The original “Red” album was first released in 2012 and features hits such as “22” and “I Knew You Were Trouble.” Re-creating her music is somewhat of a novel idea and has fans wondering whether other artists will…

Read More...

Democrats rush to discredit CBO ahead of potentially negative report on Biden’s social welfare bill

Social, ahead, rush, Bill, negative, Biden's, Discredit, Welfare, potentially, Democrats, Report0 comment

Congressional Democrats and the White House are rushing to discredit a looming report that will detail the cost of President Biden’s multitrillion-dollar social welfare bill and the revenue collection proposals to fund it. As part of the effort, Democrats are engaged in a campaign to delegitimize the work of the … The Washington Times stories: White House

Read More...

Why This Lawsuit Over Vaccine Mandate Has ‘Good Chance’ of Reaching Supreme Court

This, GOOD, chance, mandate, Lawsuit, reaching, Vaccine, Over, Court, Supreme0 comment

The same day President Joe Biden announced details of his COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private employers, The Daily Wire filed a lawsuit to stop it.  The Daily Wire, a media outlet founded by conservative commentator and author Ben Shapiro, filed the suit because the mandate on employers of 100 or more workers is unconstitutional, the organization said in a public statement Nov. 4.  Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian legal aid organization, is representing The Daily Wire in its fight to halt Biden’s vaccine mandate. Although it is risky for any…

Read More...

Jury Deliberations Begin In Rittenhouse Trial

Trial, begin, jury, deliberations, Rittenhouse0 comment

Following closing arguments yesterday, the jury in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse returned to the courtroom this morning. <p>The judge is set to dismiss a handful of jurors who won&#8217;t be involved in deliberations. Once that&#8217;s sorted, deliberations will get underway. The jury will consider five felony charges against Rittenhouse, the now 18-year-old Illinois gunman who crossed state lines with an AR-15 type rifle and killed two men and injured another during racial injustice protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year. One weapons-related charge was dismissed yesterday.</p> <p>Follow below as…

Read More...