PoliticsCommentary
These Cases Prove the Left Is Wrong to Dismiss Voter Fraud
Voter fraud is back in the news, and liberals are not happy about it. President Donald Trump has pledged that his administration will fully investigate… Read More
LawCommentary
Why Trump’s Call to Investigate Vote Fraud Is Valid
President Donald Trump recently called for an investigation into vote fraud. His press secretary Sean Spicer added: “This isn’t just about the 2016 election. This… Read More
LawNews
Here’s Why State Election Officials Think Voter Fraud Is a Serious Problem
Before he was the chief election officer for his state, Wayne Williams was the El Paso County, Colorado, clerk and saw firsthand how even a… Read More
PoliticsNews
Conservative Lawmakers Say Emerging Liberal Protest Movement Is No Tea Party
Conservative House lawmakers who came to power during the tea party’s rise acknowledge the makings of an emerging liberal protest movement in the age of… Read More
LawNews
Trump DOJ Likely to Find Many Offenses in Voter Fraud Probe, Experts Say
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department will likely find numerous offenses to warrant launching a broad investigation into voter fraud, legal experts and watchdog groups say…. Read More
LawCommentary
The Left’s Selective Outrage Over Alleged Voter Fraud
The year 2016 will be remembered for many headlines: Donald Trump’s insurgent campaign and surprise election, the shocking and crushing collapse of the Clinton dynasty,… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Standing Up to Political Bullying Is What Voters Want
After a month of counting absentee and provisional ballots, exploring voter fraud, and recounting 90,000+ ballots in one of the progressive strongholds of the state… Read More
LawNews
Labor Secretary’s Bid to Lead Democrats Comes Under Legal Scrutiny
Labor Secretary Tom Perez is campaigning actively to become the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee, prompting a watchdog group to investigate whether he… Read More
LawNews
Term Limits Would Infuse Congress With ‘New Blood,’ Lawmakers Argue
Two conservative lawmakers plan to fight for term limits in the next Congress, saying the effort will foster accountability and complement President-elect Donald Trump’s promise… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Getting Rid of Electoral College Would Mean a Tyrannical Rule of the Majority
It is alleged that Hillary Clinton won a popular vote majority. Therefore, if the nation were not burdened with the antiquated Electoral College, anguished and… Read More
PoliticsNews
Trump Likely Has Insurmountable Lead Over Clinton in 3 States Challenged by Stein
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein’s effort to force recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania isn’t likely to change the presidential election result, most experts say…. Read More
PoliticsCommentary
How Abolishing the Electoral College Would Destroy the Power of the States
Nearly a month after Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in this year’s presidential election, progressive groups and activists are attempting to undermine the result along… Read More
PoliticsNews
The Very Liberal Views of the Leading DNC Chairman Contender
The leading candidate to be the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., has said he wants the Democratic Party to… Read More
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Commentary
5 Surprising Takeaways From the 2016 Exit Polls
An upset victory by Donald Trump last week has pollsters, politicians, and Americans in general wondering where Trump’s supporters, who swept him to victory in… Read More
PoliticsNews
Paul Ryan Says He’ll Work Hand-in-Hand With Trump
JANESVILLE, Wis.—House Speaker Paul Ryan affirmed he believes he’ll be able to work with President-elect Donald Trump, saying he believes the party can unify around… Read More
PoliticsNews
Maryland’s Most Populous County Votes for Term Limits
Residents in Montgomery County, Maryland, voted to adopt term limits for their elected officials Tuesday. The measure limits county council members and the county executive to… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Why Poll-Watching Trends in Florida Are Harming Democracy
Last week, the specter of ballot fraud came alive in Florida when scores of mail ballots in Broward County were found to have been wrongfully… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
On Election Day, ‘We the People’ Tell the Government What to Do
In urging the delegates to a New York convention to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788, Alexander Hamilton emphasized the principal strength of the new… Read More
SocietyNews
Planned Parenthood Entities Spend Over $38 Million to Elect Democrats
In the past three election cycles, Planned Parenthood’s advocacy and political arms, employees, and their families have spent over $38 million to elect or defeat… Read More
LawNews
Why Kansas Conservatives Are Pushing Voters to Reshape the State’s Highest Court
It’s typically a no-drama affair. Every six years, Kansans vote whether to retain the state’s sitting Supreme Court justices. The question is the last item… Read More
PoliticsNews
8 Instances of Voter Fraud in 2016, and It’s Not Even Election Day Yet
In just the last week, prosecutors pursued three voter fraud-related charges in three major battleground states—Florida, Iowa, and Virginia. Numerous other election irregularities such as… Read More
PoliticsNews
Liberal DC Suburb Could Resurrect Term Limits Movement
While the issue of term limits has waned since its high point in the 1990s, just outside Washington it’s on the ballot and appears to… Read More
SecurityNews
What Recent Hacking Attack Reveals About Election Security
A hacking attack last Friday that disrupted major U.S. websites is an example of a new era of cybersecurity vulnerability in today’s interconnected world. The… Read More
PoliticsNews
How Obama’s Post-Presidency Could Affect Your State Legislature
During his final State of the Union address, President Barack Obama insisted that one means of ending the nation’s polarized political environment is changing how… Read More
LawNews
Think the First Amendment Protects Books and Movies? Government Officials Don’t Agree
Books, movies, satellite radio shows, and streaming video about real-life politics aren’t protected by the First Amendment’s guarantee of a free press, some government officials… Read More
PoliticsNews
Rigged Election? Past Presidential Contests Sowed Doubt and Nearly Led to Violence
In the 2016 presidential election, one candidate is warning about voter fraud, while another proclaims Russians are interfering. It’s not the first time contenders have alleged… Read More
LawCommentary
Here Are 3 New Cases of Voter Fraud. Governments Must Ensure Vote Integrity as Election Day Looms.
As Election Day looms large, Americans are as divided as ever on the future direction of the country and many of our most pressing issues…. Read More
LawNews
Why Virginia’s ‘Reasonable’ Voter ID Law Could Survive the Courts
Virginia Republicans are making the case that this state’s voter identification law is different than versions in other states that came and failed before it…. Read More
LawCommentary
When Zombies, Aliens, and Felons Steal Our Votes
People may expect zombies to be wandering the streets on Halloween, but they certainly don’t expect them to start casting ballots a week later. Yet… Read More
