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SCOTUS Can Give Back The Public Land Biden Illegally Grabbed Original
There’s something undeniably American about searching the American Southwest for gold. As a young man, Mark Twain traveled to the Nevada Territory and, among other adventures, became a gold and silver prospector.
Media Cloud GA Election Integrity Measures With Disinformation
The left seems to have no moral qualms about gaslighting as a political strategy, so the Democrat-led campaign falsely accusing Georgia State Election Board members of interfering with the state’s law on certification is unsurprising. But the left’s misleading narrative around certification doesn’t just place Republican election officials in an unfair light, it could also undermine well-established Georgia election law and disrupt another presidential election. On Aug.
Democrats' Big-City Election Shenanigans Are Expanding
A few days after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg told Bloomberg’s Emily Chang he had no plans to get involved in this year’s general election as he had in years past, which he reiterated again in a recent letter to the House Judiciary Committee. Even so, election integrity advocates should be slow to breathe a sigh of relief.
What To Do About Voting Machine Skepticism
There are some election integrity advocates who strongly believe election security begins and ends with voting machines. Others try to steer clear of “conspiracy” labels, so they shy away from complicated machine issues altogether. Although caution is warranted when approaching allegations of interference or persistent errors, the reliability of voting equipment can’t be ignored in an attempt to walk the middle road — not if the goal is increasing voter confidence.
How Grassroots Groups Can Increase Voter Confidence In An Age Of Glitchy
We support our Publishers and Content Creators. You can view this story on their website by CLICKING HERE. There are some election integrity advocates who strongly believe election security begins and ends with voting machines. Others try to steer clear of “conspiracy” labels, so they shy away from complicated machine issues altogether.
Democrats Pressure Georgia Officials To Blindly Certify Elections
Thanks to Democrats’ latest intimidation tactics, Georgia Board of Registration and Elections (BRE) members are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Under Georgia law, BRE members are given superintendent power to review election procedures as well as the duty to ensure those procedures are followed.
Georgia supposedly has the cleanest voter rolls in the nation, but with 3 million possible errors
OPINION: A day after Valentine’s Day, there wasn’t much love lost between the Secretary of State Office’s Chief Operating Officer Gabe Sterling and advocates for cleaning the voter rolls at Georgia Senate Ethics Committee Hearing.
GA Officials Sow Distrust By Dismissing Election Integrity Concerns
Election integrity advocates eagerly await the final verdict in a Georgia case about the security of the state’s voting machines. The decision would significantly affect the election procedures in this key state and beyond. Yet, regardless of the outcome, the case brought by a group of bipartisan plaintiffs against Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger points to a growing lack of confidence in elections that stretches beyond Georgia and party lines. The Curling v.
How To Win Friends And Influence People One "Spicy Movie Night" At A Time
Several years ago, I co-hosted a Seinfeld versus The Office movie night, and we tried to add a little original flare by formally rating episodes in an Excel spreadsheet, busting out the George Foreman Grill, and attempting to set a calculator in Jello. For a somewhat amateur party planner like myself, I felt this was a new high.
New systemwide harassment policy puts all Minnesota State universities in the red
All of the colleges and universities in the Minnesota State system will plummet to the bottom of FIRE’s Spotlight database of speech code ratings following the Board of Trustees’ adoption of a highly restrictive harassment policy. The policy, which fails to track the Supreme Court’s standard for peer harassment in several critical ways, encompasses speech protected by the First Amendment, and must be revised. Accordingly, this policy is FIRE’s Speech Code of the Month for October.
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