The Left Continues to Reward Vote Fraud
Al Sharpton committed vote fraud back in his first days in politics and is now the leading vote fraud denier. One of the pair of New Black Panther Party members who was waving a Billy-club and intimating voters was not only spared prosecution at the last minute by Eric Holder’s Justice Department, he was rewarded by being elected a local Democrat Party Official. Melowese Richardson who was convicted of vote fraud was never the less given an ovation as a hero at a liberal political rally.
Read morePolitical Corruption and the Academic Left; the Zephyr Teachout Edition
In a fit of hubris only an academic could muster, law professor Zephyr Teachout recently mocked Justice Roberts’s acknowledgement in McCutcheon v. FEC that the line between influence and quid pro quo corruption can at times seem blurry. As she derisively paraphrased, “In other words, there is no line, respect the line.” McCutcheon particularly distresses academics like Teachout because of the forceful way the majority limited political corruption to quid pro quo exchanges (or their appearance).
Read moreAnother Obama Judicial Nominee with Bipartisan Opposition
One knows an Obama judicial nominee is in trouble when even the New York Times is talking about it:
Read morePresident Obama Called Out Again Over Separation of Powers
Today we are posting a great speech about the President’s latest effort to ignore the Constitution on the separation of powers. Senator Orrin Hatch gave this speech one week ago and it is well worth reading.
Read morePoliticizing Election Administration and Voter ID
We thought we would highlight a few paragraphs from a recent editorial in the Washington Times calling the Democrats and liberals out for playing politics with Voter ID. It does not seem to be arguable that the judge in Wisconsin at a minimum in writing his decision was playing politics.
Read moreVote Fraud Deniers Tortured Logic to Support Their Case
I appreciate Professor Hasen responding to our post on Project21. However, there is one overall problem with Professor Hasen’s response; he can only cite partisan sources. Our original post relied mostly on examples supporting ID and opposing Vote Fraud from Democrats or truly non-partisan sources. Professor Hasen is merely echoing the far left with his response. On his specific points.
Read moreThe Left's Use of Old Biased Reports to Deny Vote Fraud
I was shocked yesterday to read the use of a report by News21 by UCI Professor and election law blogger Rick Hasen. The News21 report is so biased and flawed I doubted anyone would take it seriously. Here is an excerpt of a rebuttal that we prepared at the time of the report in 2012. it is particularly ironic to use the News21 report in regards to a Wisconsin decision, where an unbiased and nonpartisan report by a task force of the
Milwaukee Police Department came out for voter ID and raised the red flag on vote fraud in Wisconsin. The left has never rebutted the police report.
Read moreA Powerful Tool to Help Election Officials with the Potential to Prevent Fraud
Early Voting: Not the Answer to Long Lines
Supporters of expanded early voting seized on the long lines seen in some polling places in the 2012 general election as an opportunity. While supporters of early voting have used multiple policy arguments at different times to favor early voting, including the inaccurate claim that it increases turnout, the long lines proved to be a good opportunity to argue that early voting will help fix that problem. Experience tell us this is not the truth.
Read moreMore Vote Fraud in Ohio, More Voters Disenfranchised
Hamilton County Ohio is finding more people who committed vote fraud.
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