Ever since I was a little kid, I looked forward to voting. The political process has always given me a warm feeling. Or it could be hives. One of my personal traditions is that I never tell anyone how I vote, not even my wife. Anyone who knows me well enough can pretty much […]
In the latest effort to make elections constitutional again, Judicial Watch is suing Mississippi on behalf of the state’s Libertarian Party for receiving and counting ballots days after Election Day. Judicial Watch announced the lawsuit, Libertarian Party of Mississippi v Wetzel et al., in a Feb. 5 press release. The release argued allowing […]
Mail-in ballots would be required to include a bar code when being processed by the Postal Service, as an extra level of election security under a measure set to be advanced Tuesday by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. Oversight Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., announced Friday that his committee would hold a markup on several […]
A federal agency is working with left-of-center nonprofits to increase voting among prisoners and former prison inmates under an executive order from President Joe Biden designed to increase election turnout. The Federal Bureau of Prisons has partnered with and regularly consults on voting issues with the League of Women Voters, the American Civil Liberties Union, […]
Former President Donald Trump turned up the heat on Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis Thursday with a court filing calling for the election interference charges against him to be dropped. The filing piggybacked on a claim from co-defendant Mike Roman filed earlier this month alleging Willis had a romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, the […]
Fani Willis’ month keeps going from bad to worse. In addition to accusations that she hired her alleged lover, Nathan Wade, to work with her on the election interference case against former President Donald Trump, it seems her public image is taking a nose-dive among the ordinary residents of Fulton County. At the Fulton County […]
“Today, I make this sacred pledge to you. The defense, protection and preservation of American democracy will remain, as it has been, the central cause of my presidency.” So said President Joe Biden during a Jan. 5 speech near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. That “sacred pledge” lasted about 2-1/2 weeks. At an abortion rally in Manassas, Virginia, […]
Sept. 9, 2016, is a day that should live in infamy for Hillary Rodham Clinton. Or, to use the words of a lesser president — her former boss, Barack Obama — it should at least be the defining “teachable moment” of her adult life. On that day, speaking in New York City, Hillary was telling […]
During a rare public appearance on Tuesday, Joe Biden sounded a lot like an election denier, but White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted that it’s all fun and games. “Hello Virginia — and the real governor, Terry McAuliffe,” Biden shouted as he gestured toward the state’s former chief executive who was in the audience […]
When is “election denying” an affront to democracy — dare one say, an insurrection? ‘ Depends on what letter comes after your name when The Associated Press reports on you. Should it be an R — shame, shame. The 14th Amendment has something to say about you, and it involves you not running for office […]
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