I’ve immersed myself in reading, thinking, and writing about politics for a long time now; close to two decades for the reading and thinking part and close to seventeen years for the writing. Sometimes it feels as though I’m merely … Continue reading →
Georgia is ground zero right now, not only because of the election fraud investigations being done and cases that are being filed, but because of the two runoffs scheduled for January. They could determine the entire future of the nation, … Continue reading →
This video is long. But Barnes knows a lot about election law, which is more than I can say for most people – and that includes me. I have no idea whether he’s correct with his evaluations of Powell and … Continue reading →
It’s not just NY 22 that has a problem, of course. This election made that crystal clear. But NY 22 has a particularly acute form of the problem: In a tight race with candidates separated by about 100 votes, election … Continue reading →
The media has treated Joe Biden in a manner so gentle that it far eclipses even the fawning obeisance they paid to Barack Obama. And although the MSM may have low ratings and Americans may not trust the press, at … Continue reading →
Not that we need another one of these tales. But this makes one particular method of accomplishing fraud clear. It also makes it clear that the liberal PA Supreme Court seems demented. But a demented decision in the cause of … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Kate.”] Powell made this allegation against Georgia’s Republican Governor Kemp: Mr. Kemp and the secretary of state [Raffensperger]…[are] in on the Dominion scam with their last-minute purchase or award of a contract to Dominion of $100 million. … Continue reading →
I’m going to start out by repeating something I wrote on November 18 about the election fraud cases [emphasis added]: …I hear amazing allegations [about election fraud] and we just don’t know what’s true and what isn’t. So I’ll just … Continue reading →
We already know the left is, although their joy is tempered by the vote fraud challenges as well as their less-than-stellar performance in the Congressional races. But no matter; if Biden is president, he (or whoever tells him what to … Continue reading →
This seems to be a big argument at present on the right (see this): have Giuliani and Powell and Ellis presented enough “evidence” of fraud? Here’s a transcript of the text of their press conference, if you haven’t watched the … Continue reading →
Wow. Maybe that near-third of Democrats represents the number who actually voted for Trump in 2016. Then again, perhaps not; the poll doesn’t seem to have asked whether respondents approve of the theft. My guess is that, had that question … Continue reading →
When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, he felt he had to distance himself from Reverend Wright once some of the hateful content of Wright’s sermons came out. Obama knew the press would defend whatever Obama said on the … Continue reading →