Democrats have been working to disenfranchise Republicans in many ways, whether it is by vote fraud or systems that enable fraudulent voting like automatic voter registration or same-day registration.  But the Democrat election officials in Harlem, New York, took it to a new level today.  

It is an ongoing tragedy that the left continues to promote a false narrative about Clarence Thomas and his confirmation from all those years ago.  The most recent example is the HBO movie Confirmation.  The extremes the left will go to are so ridiculous that they are even making a hero out of women who was fired for using a “homophobic slur.”  Some details on the “movie’s other woman,” Angela Wright:

On February 11, we wrote about Bernie Sanders demanding judges violate one of the most basic judicial tenants, bind themselves to decide a case in advance of hearing the case.  Bernie did this as part of his war of on free speech in discussing Citizen’s United.  

Since taking office in 2011, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has fought to protect the integrity of elections in Kansas.  He created a system for citizens to report instances of voter fraud:

Senator and Judiciary Chairman Charles “Chuck” Grassley is a man of his word and a true Senate Leader.  He has not only kept to his promise of no hearing or votes until after the people speak this November regarding the current vacancy on the Supreme Court, he has also shown integrity in the face of partisan attacks and other pressure.  RNLA formerly thanks him in a letter available here. 

Last week, Attorney General of the Virgin Islands Claude Walker served a subpoena on the Competitive Enterprise Institute ("CEI"), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization "dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty."  General Walker is part of "AGs United for Clean Power," a group of seven state attorneys general and former Vice President Al Gore, that threatens companies, scientists, organizations, and others with criminal investigation and prosecution for opposing or questioning the liberal orthodoxy on climate change.  Walker is investigating ExxonMobil under the Virgin Island's version of a RICO statute.

As the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination continues to be competitive, Randy Evans, RNLA’s Chair and a member of the Republican National Committee, has been sharing his expertise on the delegate selection process and the Republican National Convention.  Here are some of his recent statements:

The far left vote fraud deniers and "disenfranchisers" went into Wisconsin Tuesday with a mission to “prove voter ID disenfranchises."  

The American Civil Rights Union, represented by the Public Interest Legal Foundation and RNLA Advisory Council Member Linda Kerns, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia for failure to allow public inspecting of its voter registration rolls as required by the NVRA.  For years, the number of registered voters in Philadelphia has far exceeded the percentage of eligible voters that could reasonably be expected to be registered:

Wisconsin holds its presidential primary today, the first major election under its voter ID law.  The media and voter ID opponents continue to claim that 300,000 Wisconsin citizens lack the identification required to vote.  This is the number the district court relied upon to strike down the law in 2014.  What the media and voter ID opponents overlook, however, is that the 7th Circuit called that figure “questionable” because it both overestimated the number of citizens without a DMV-issued ID and overlooked other forms of ID acceptable under the law.