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Rachel Alexander, Republicans are hesitant to switch from our winner-take-all state laws allocating electors to the electoral college to using the National Popular Vote. The National Popular Vote Plan would award all of a state’s electors to the candidate who wins the most popular votes in all 50 states. There is a fear that such
Robert Knight, While Bill Clinton may still be pondering the meaning of the word “is,” a federal court in Miami is trying to define what the word “reasonable” means. The ruling in this historic case could well determine how secure elections are all over the United States for years to come. At issue in
Robert Knight, In the City of Brotherly Love, you can retain your voter registration no matter what crime you commit. That’s because election officials refuse to take convicted felons off the voter rolls even if they’re still serving time in jail. One potential voter is convicted baby murderer Dr. Kermit Gosnell. In May 2013, in
A majority of Americans are optimistic that President Donald Trump can do a good job of making the country prosperous, but they are divided on whether he can improve energy policies, and most think he will do a poor job of protecting the environment. On all three issues, Americans are less optimistic about Trump than
When the nation is divided on seemingly every issue, it’s no surprise many voters feel the jitters. Sixty percent say they’re nervous about American politics today. And that’s after the election helped settle some anxieties: last March, 82 percent felt nervous. On the flip side, the number saying they’re confident has tripled: 33 percent, compared
Mark Meckler, It’s a great time to be alive, isn’t it? ?So far, 2017 is living up to its promise to be an unpredictable, exciting year in politics… ?but not if you listen to the main stream media. ?The hand-wringing reporters are doing their best to undermine the trust our citizens have in our newly elected President,
Brendan Kirby, Justice Department dials back Holder-era suit, says court should let Texas amend law. Signaling a major change from the previous administration, the Justice Department on Monday announced that it was abandoning a key claim in a voter identification lawsuit against Texas. The Justice Department under then-Attorney General Eric Holder had accused the state
MAKADA DUNCANSON | The American Mirror, Reinforcing claims by President Donald Trump that millions of illegal votes were cast in the 2016 election. A survey of Hispanics in the U.S. revealed as many as two million non-citizens are illegally registered to vote, reinforcing claims by President Donald Trump that millions of illegal votes were cast
Officials in Texas acknowledge that hundreds of people were able to bypass voter ID laws and improperly cast ballots in the presidential election. Voters were able to sign a sworn statement instead of showing ID. The chief election officers in two of Texas’ largest counties are considering whether to refer cases to prosecutors for possible
Wayne Allyn Root, Don’t look now, but it’s time for “The 62 million.” It’s Donald Trump and his 62 million voters against the world. Everyone is against us. It’s clear that no one wants to risk offending “Black Lives Matter.” We can all clearly see that companies and retailers bend over backwards not to offend Democrats,
Jerome R. Corsi | Infowars, Florida 2012: How Dems used systematic voting fraud to cost Romney the election. In 2012, when I had press credentials to join the “traveling press” on then-GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s campaign airplane, I had a chance to observe Democratic Party voter fraud up close. In the book I wrote
Paul Joseph Watson | Infowars, 49-41% back the policy despite wall to wall media condemnation. A Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted after last weekend’s mass protests against Donald Trump’s travel ban on individuals from terror-linked countries shows that a majority of Americans support the policy by a margin of 49-41%. “The Jan. 30-31 poll found that 49