Law
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Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Ballots Can Be Counted After Election Day
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can accept ballots after Election Day. The justices agreed on Monday to hear Watson v. Republican National Committee, a challenge to Mississippi’s law allowing absentee ballots postmarked by election day to be counted up if they are received within five days. The question centers on whether federal laws…
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Will President Trump Use His Power to Shut Down the Election Fraud Cartel?
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The Stream‘s John Zmirak interviews David Clements, maker of the blockbuster election fraud expose Let My People Go, about the prospects of President Donald Trump using his executive authority to shut down the corrupt voting machines and fraud-prone ballot harvesting schemes that plague our elections. Is Trump’s recent action against the Venezuelan regime actually critical…
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Marc Elias’s Firm Sues Kansas To Let Foreign Donors Influence Ballot Measures
The law firm of Marc Elias, the Democratic campaign lawyer who played a key role in the Russiagate conspiracy theory, is suing the state of Kansas to allow wealthy foreign nationals to fund state ballot initiatives and constitutional referendums. Elias Law Group is one of the firms representing Kansans for Constitutional Freedom, a pro-abortion group…
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The War Against David Clements, Part 4
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In the first three installments, journalist Rachel Alexander detailed how the former New Mexico State University law professor was fired from his job, unveiled corrupt election practices, and has been targeted by leftists and witches for his efforts through five efforts to disbar him. He is now facing a sixth investigation from the state bar…
