A year and a half ago there was a pretty good 2-part series on the subject of possible US voting machine fraud that appeared in the leftist British Guardian, of all places. But that was back before Biden’s nomination and … Continue reading →
What could possibly go wrong [emphasis added]?: Gay men and lesbians have been protected from hate speech under Norway’s laws since 1981, with those found guilty facing up to one year in prison or a fine for private comments or … Continue reading →
I see it everywhere now on the right, in articles, blogs, and comments – the urge to turn on the GOP in anger at its failure to fight effectively. I feel it myself to a certain degree. The situation is … Continue reading →
…these handy infographics might help. Also please see this video (hat tip: Andrea Widburg at American Thinker). I have no way to tell whether it’s accurate or not, but it’s certainly interesting if it is:
Continue reading →There was absolutely no reason for Trump to wait around any longer and submit Flynn to any more legal torment, and so Flynn has been pardoned. I’m glad. I would have been even more glad if Judge Sullivan had done … 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 →
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 →
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 →