The RNLA believes that elections should be open, fair and honest. To be clear, “open, fair and honest” means:

What won’t Virginia Democrats do to promote vote fraud in Virginia? Unconstitutional orders to enfranchise felons, including those in half way houses or prisons in other states; encouraging election officials to not ask for citizenship or felon status; refusing to clean up the voting rolls; and now allowing “selfies” (a self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a digital camera or camera phone held in the hand) of ballots, via a last-minute Advisory Opinion from the Attorney General.

There are problems with the dead registering in Virginia and voting in Colorado and California.  The most common way that the dead are fraudulently "voting" is via absentee ballot.  It is hard for zombies to actually get the polls.  The respective parties could not take a more radically different approach. 

Last week, FEC Democrats voted to assert regulatory power over books and films.  That means they believe the FEC has the power to censor certain books and documentary films.  After the famous colloquy between Justice Alito and the federal government in the Citizens United case, FEC Democrats still have not learned there are limits on the FEC's power to restrict free press rights.  The vote was on a motion by Commissioner Lee Goodman to add books and films under the categories of press protected from regulation under the FEC's Press Exemption.  Listen to the debate here, at minutes 8:53 - 22:30.  

An article today from conservative unfriendly CNN details how Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has won the fight over the Scalia vacancy on the Supreme Court and asserted the Senate's power to fight liberal judicial nominations throughout Obama's presidency:

Even partisan Democrats and professional vote fraud deniers such as Rich Hasen grudgingly admit to a potential vote fraud problem associated with vote-by-mail.  Hasen discusses it in the context of vote buying but it is a much bigger problem than that.   

Tomorrow, the RNLA will present John Ryder with the 2016 Republican Lawyer of the Year Award at a reception in Washington, DC:

Today, Donald Trump released the rest of his short list of potential nominees to fill Justice Scalia's position on the Supreme Court, supplementing the excellent list he released in May and stating that the well-qualified state and federal court judges are the only people that President Trump would consider to nominate to the Supreme Court:

After months of back and forth, the Second Circuit overturned a district court decision that had scheduled a special Republican primary on October 6 in the race for New York's 3rd congressional seat:

On Tuesday, September 13, 2016, the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology held a hearing focusing on protecting the 2016 elections from cyber and voting machine attacks