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Fulton County’s Admission That 315,000 Votes Were Unlawfully Cast Exonerates President Trump Once And For All
An underreported story from the past week was Fulton County’s damning admission that a staggering 315,000 votes (at least) that were cast in the 2020 election were submitted unsigned – ergo, unauthorized, and hence in violation of the law. In an election that was decided by a measly 11,000 or so votes in the Peach…
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National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Contains Hidden Election Integrity Gem – Could Have Huge Implications for Voting Machines
In July 2022, The Gateway Pundit reported on testimony given in a federal complaint that was filed by Kari Lake and Mark Finchem in the US District Court in Arizona. The complaint was a civil rights action for declaratory and injunctive relief to prohibit the use of electronic voting machines in the State of Arizona…
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The Imprisonment of Tina Peters Is a Warning to Us All
The Imprisonment of Tina Peters Is a Warning to Us All Guest post America is not fractured because of partisanship. That explanation is too shallow—and false. The country is in turmoil because it is in the middle of a regime-level conflict over who governs and who obeys. The real war is authoritarian power versus individual…
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Jefferson Davis Provides Another Excellent Summary and Update on the DOJ’s Election Lawsuit Filed in Wisconsin
DOJ Files Lawsuit Over WisVote Database in Wisconsin Western Federal Court Against Wisconsin Elections Director Meagan Wolfe and the Wisconsin Elections Commission As promised by the Trump Administration shortly after the historic 2024 Presidential Election, election integrity was going to be a top priority through many venues, but in particular, cleaning up voter rolls. The…
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Justice Department Sues Four States Including Georgia After Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Sides With Democrats in Failure to Produce Voter Rolls
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger testifies before the January 6 Select Committee on June 21, 2022 The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has launched federal lawsuits against four states, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia, for refusing to turn over full, unredacted voter registration lists upon request, according to official DOJ filings…
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DOJ lawsuit against Illinois draws support from election integrity advocates
DOJ filed suit Thursday in federal court in Springfield seeking access to Illinois’ voter rolls,This post was originally published on this site
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DOJ Has Sued 18 States and One Locality for Information Related to Compliance with Voter Laws
DOJ sues 18 states for information related to their recent elections because they won’t lawfully provide the data outright. Federal elections absolutely must comply with election laws. We have seen the opposite in recent U.S. elections. The 2020 Election was the worst. Books have been written about the astronomical corruption surrounding the 2020 US election,…
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DOJ Sues Four States for Violating Federal Election Law
The Department of Justice announced Friday it has filed federal lawsuits against four states, which were all accused of election law violations. According to a press release from the DOJ Office of Public Affairs, the suits target Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada. The department says the states failed to produce their statewide voter registration lists…
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Radical Left Colorado AG Says Trump’s Pardon of Gold Star Mom Tina Peters WON’T WORK
President Donald Trump on Thursday granted a full pardon to Tina Peters, a Gold Star mother, election integrity advocate, and former Mesa County Clerk who has been languishing in a Colorado state prison for daring to challenge the 2020 election. Peters, who is 69 years old and in poor health, is currently serving a nine-year…
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(POLL) Many say they still don’t trust electronic voting machines
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The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A new Rasmussen Reports poll finds 63% of likely US voters say they are concerned that electronic voting systems may allow votes to be changed remotely through Internet connections. That includes 33% who say they are very concerned. Thirty-two percent (32%) say they are not concerned. The level of concern…
