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  • WEF Insider: Planned Civil War for 2025 Will Usher in ‘New World Order’

    11/03/2024 5:01:36 PM PST · by uzumaki_naruto · 45 replies
    The People's Voice ^ | Nov 2 2024 | Baxter Dmitry
    The global elite have a multifaceted plan for global domination and it starts with stealing the 2024 US election through deceit and intimidation and plunging the country into civil war. he elite have assessed the current landscape and concluded that now is the time to throw the US into turmoil, ignite civil unrest, and usher in the long-awaited New World Order first threatened by George H.W. Bush 33 years ago. Before we dive in, subscribe to the channel on Rumble if you haven’t already, and join the People’s Voice Locals community to support the channel and be part of our...
  • Georgia's proposed election integrity rule is kindergarten math and Democrats are all set to hate it

    08/16/2024 8:49:42 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 17 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 08/16/2024 | Cleta Mitchell
    Election math should be simple: 1 Voter = 1 Ballot = 1 Valid Vote. Those 3 numbers should always match. That’s the basic goal of a commonsense election rule up for final approval by the State Board of Elections in Georgia on Aug. 19. The rule aligns exactly with Georgia’s election statutes on tabulating election results and ensures that election officials reconcile the number of ballots cast to the number of voters who are shown as having cast a ballot. If 200 voters cast ballots in a precinct, but election officials tally 220 ballots, election officials must investigate and find...
  • Wayne County Reverses Decision, Certifies Disputed Election Results as Video Goes Dark

    11/18/2020 4:33:23 AM PST · by MarvinStinson · 53 replies
    breitbart ^ | 17 Nov 20207 | KYLE OLSON
    Wayne County, Michigan, canvassers reversed course late Tuesday night and voted to certify results from the November 3 election, which have been disputed. The Board of Canvassers had originally voted 2-2 along party lines. But later into the night, the Republican canvassers flipped and voted with the Democrats, while the live video stream was down. “After hours of angry responses from Wayne County residents, the change in course was approved by the two Republican and two Democratic canvassers with the demand that the Secretary of State’s office conduct a ‘comprehensive audit’ of precincts with unexplained out-of-balance tallies,” the Detroit News...
  • Clinton to call for at least 20 days of early voting nationwide

    06/03/2015 2:26:58 PM PDT · by Enlightened1 · 77 replies
    The Washington Post ^ | 06/03/15 | Anne Gearan
    Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to call for an early voting period of at least 20 days in every state. Clinton will call for that standard in remarks Thursday in Texas about voting rights, her campaign said. She will also criticize what her campaign calls deliberate restrictions on voting in several states, including Texas.
  • Obama's promise of a new majority (DON'T LABEL ME LIBERAL...)

    03/23/2008 9:37:47 PM PDT · by giotto · 56 replies · 1,003+ views
    International Herald Tribune ^ | Sunday, March 23, 2008 | Robin Toner
    WASHINGTON: At the core of Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign is a promise that he can transcend the starkly red-and-blue politics of the last 15 years, end the partisan and ideological wars, and build a new governing majority. To achieve the change the country wants, he says, "we need a leader who can finally move beyond the divisive politics of Washington and bring Democrats, independents and Republicans together to get things done."
  • Clinton Camp's Challenge: How Hard to Hit Obama?

    01/05/2008 4:58:11 AM PST · by Zakeet · 40 replies · 26+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | January 5, 2008 | Jackie Calmes and Amy Chozick
    MANCHESTER, N.H. -- With little time to recover from Iowa's presidential caucuses before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, a bruised Hillary Clinton faces her nightmare scenario: Barack Obama could unite anti-Clinton Democrats to seal the party's nomination in coming weeks. Seven in 10 Iowa Democrats in Thursday night's caucuses supported someone other than New York's Sen. Clinton. Among those who showed up supporting the second-tier candidates, very few listed her as their second choice. In the end, she finished third, losing not just to Sen. Obama but, by a sliver, to John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator who had made...