The Supreme Court ruled that two election security laws in Arizona do not violate the Voter Rights Act of 1965, stating that a “disparity in impact does necessarily mean a system is not equally open,” and “very small differences should not be artificially magnified.” “The case involves a 2016 Arizona law that made it a
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The Supreme Court of the United States upheld two provisions of Arizona voting law. One is of restricting the practice of ballot-harvesting and the other of requiring ballots cast at the wrong
The New York Times spent most of the Trump term lying about “Trump-Russia collusion.” Now the paper is insisting that we ignore blatant truths about the 2020 election, particularly in Pennsylvania.
The real question here should be when will the House and Senate censure Pelosi and Schumer for their bold attempt to steal an election by rigging it
After protesters forced entry into the United States Capitol on Wednesday, Democratic D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser gave a scathing public speech. Condemning the protesters, she said they would be held accountable. Bowser
