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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- Former Secretary of State Nancy Worley, who spent four years as Alabama's chief election official, is scheduled for trial Monday on charges of violating the election laws she was supposed to administer. Worley faces felony and misdemeanor charges for sending campaign letters, campaign contribution envelopes and bumper stickers to five of her employees in the secretary of state's office. Defense attorney James Anderson said the attorney general's office has a weak case. "They are pushing it. The only thing that mentioned money was the envelope that was enclosed," he said. Chris Bence, spokesman for Attorney General...

Someone else posted a thread here with a story that was written in the Las Vegas Review Journal, before the video survellance tape came out. Below are the video links to ABC-Las Vegas Action 13 News, with Investigative reporter, Ben Deci. We could really use your help and voice. My name is Julianna England wife of Sgt. Mark T. England of the United States Army. My husband has been in the Army 14 years and has served in Bosnia and recently in Iraq. I thought you would like to see what Las Vegas Police did to my husband and see...

Your friendly neighborhood Citgo station is really the branch office of Venezuelan strong man Hugo Chavez's government: The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of El Loco's state oil company. Having recognized the connection, 7-Eleven Inc. is dropping Citgo as its gasoline supplier at more than 2,100 of its stores. Here's hoping the boycott catches on. Chavez recently called President Bush the "devil" at the United Nations; he said the lectern smelled of sulfur after Bush used it for his own speech to the General Assembly. But, more to the point, El Loco is trying meddling in elections across Latin America...

WHAT SORT OF DEMOCRATIC MANUALS HAVEN'T WE SEEN? A plan was leaked yesterday from the Kerry/Edwards campaign and the Democratic National Committee advising Democrats that they should claim that there was voter intimidation, even if there was none. Of course this should come as absolutely no surprise, because the left has been claiming voter intimidation and "disenfranchisement" since the 2000 election, despite the fact that there no proof that such intimidation ever took place and the leftist U.S. Civil Rights Commission, given six months, couldn't find one single qualified registered voter who was turned away from the polls. If you...