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President Donald Trump reacted to the Supreme Court’s decision not to hear a case filed by Texas against four key states, saying the high court had no desire in hearing allegations of election fraud during the Nov. 3 presidential contest. “The Supreme Court had ZERO interest in the merits of the …
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On Friday, the Supreme Court declined to hear arguments in what may be remembered one day as the most significant political dispute in US history. Texas et al v. Pennsylvania et al was the judicial equivalent of Hollywood’s Godzilla v. (King) Kong. The 1962 horror film was bad fiction. Friday’s …
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Nevada Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) records obtained through a subpoena by the state’s Republican Party suggest that nearly 4,000 legal and illegal aliens cast votes in the 2020 general election, according to a sworn affidavit filed with a state court. As part of legislation enacted by the …
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First, it helps to understand how unusual it is that the president’s cases are getting tossed so quickly. Generally, plaintiffs get the benefit of the doubt when they’re filing lawsuits. If they have some combination of factual support for their complaint and an existing law to apply, courts are …
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This week, conservative news channel Newsmax hit a ratings milestone by beating Fox News for the first time in the adults 25-54 demographic. It was part of a meteoric rise for the fledgeling network after the November election as it has been able to attract conservative viewers disappointed by the …
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Pennsylvania Sen. Doug Mastriano said Saturday that he’s standing firm with President Donald Trump. He insisted that the last-minute changes to election rules that happened in Pennsylvania, bypassing the legislative branch, was unconstitutional. “There’s something gone wrong in Pennsylvania and …
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One of the most disturbing things about the 2020 election was to see the big tech companies place their thumbs so heavily on the Biden scale. From overt censorship to sending voting reminders only to Democrats to Google/YouTube’s announcement that it’s deplatforming any challenges to challenge …
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The first of this week’s two biggest stories was Friday evening’s action by the Supreme Court refusing to hear the lawsuit brought by Texas and other states respecting the evident fraud in the balloting in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan. I expressed my views on this yesterday …
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On December 11, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court dismissed the Texas suit by ruling that Texas did not have standing, or the right to sue. SCOTUS dodged the substantial constitutional issues just as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court dodged the substantial constitutional issues in the Kelly/Parnell case …
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Americans who dabble outside the mainstream media are horrified by shocking claims of election fraud in 2020. Even more horrifying are courts that refuse to address the merits of these claims — hiding behind baffling legal terms like laches, mootness, and standing. Here is a suggested Supreme Court …
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