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Who Is Paying for Eric Coomer’s Defamation Lawsuit Against Mike Lindell?
Who is paying for Eric Coomer’s defamation lawsuit against Mike Lindell (and his 25 other cases)? Guest post by Martel Maxim – notes from the Eric Coomer – Mike Lindell trial With an impressive legal defense team that would make OJ Simpson proud, Eric Coomer currently surrounds himself in Denver Federal Court with an employ…
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Eric Coomer’s Friend Matt Crane Testifies in Lindell Trial
Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter The mainstream headline about Coomer v. Lindell on Wednesday night was that “Mike Lindell’s attorneys have declined to argue that his election-rigging claims are true at a defamation trial in Colorado this week.” Like much of the other reporting on this case, this…
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Marc Elias Moves to Thwart Trump DOJ’s Litigation over Alleged Voter Inaccuracies
by Fred Lucas Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias moved this week to intervene in a Trump Justice Department lawsuit filed last week against North Carolina for the state’s alleged inaccurate voter registration rolls. The Justice Department’s lawsuit alleges North Carolina’s Board of Elections used a state voter registration form that failed to require voters to provide identifying information such as…
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Maricopa County Republican Committee EGC Votes Unanimously to Demand the DOJ Investigate the State Bar of Arizona
The Executive Guidance Committee (EGC) of the Maricopa County Republican Committee unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday calling for the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to “[i]mmediately commence an [i]nvestigation of the State Bar of Arizona [SBA].” The resolution, which was enacted by nearly 100 members present, comes after Reverend Al…
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Iowa Bans Ranked-Choice Voting, Authorizes Requests for Proof of Citizenship at Polls
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed two election-related bills into law on June 2—one to prohibit the use of ranked-choice voting in any election across the state and allow poll workers to request proof of voter citizenship, and another that overhauls and standardizes the state’s election recount procedures. Reynolds’s office announced the signing of both bills—House…
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DOJ moves to pull federal election funding from Wisconsin for failing to comply with integrity laws
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon formally notified the Wisconsin Election Commission that it was not in compliance with the Helping Americans Vote Act (HAVA).This post was originally published on this site
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Voting Machine Mafia Now Sues Voters!
Mike Lindell Legal Defense Fund On June 2nd, the most important trial in the history of American elections will begin in Denver. Please support Mike Lindell if you care about your freedom! The infamous Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Coomer has sued Mike Lindell for defamation in the blue-state quagmire of Colorado and that case…
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Voter Fraud Alleged in Ohio, Seven Other States and Washington
by J.D. Davidson Secretary of State Frank LaRose is sending evidence of voter fraud to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and attorneys general in seven other states for prosecution. LaRose announced Tuesday he found potential fraud in noncitizen registration and double votes in Ohio, Virginia, Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, South Carolina and Washington,…
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Nevada Reaches Bipartisan Deal on Election Reform Bill, Including Voter ID and Ballot Drop Boxes
Nevada lawmakers have reached a rare bipartisan agreement on voting reforms, combining Republican-backed voter ID requirements with Democratic-supported expansion of ballot drop boxes in a newly passed bill that awaits the governor’s signature. The compromise comes in the form of Assembly Bill 499, which passed the Nevada Senate on June 2 with a 16–5 vote…
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Trump prevails as court tosses DNC lawsuit over Federal Election Commission oversight
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The plaintiffs argued that the order threatened the independence of the Federal Election Commission (FEC) by potentially allowing President Donald Trump or attorney general to influence the commission’s legal interpretations.This post was originally published on this site
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