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Starbucks is alleging that NLRB officials tampered with an election in the Kansas City area.The coffee giant is asking the labor board to suspend all mail-in ballot union elections nationwide.Starbucks is also requesting that all future elections will be held in person.

The hand counting portion of the Arizona Audit is finally concluding with the last boxes of ballots on the floor. Audit officials have been replacing hand-counting tables with forensic imaging tables in order to expedite that section of the full forensic audit. ..... Snip..... We should have a hand count result in about a week and with the discrepancies found so far, it does not look like we will find all 2.1 million ballots certified in Maricopa County. If we do not find the ballots, we do not have evidence that Joe Biden was the legitimate winner of Arizona. On...

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell held a conference call on Thursday with GOP Senators. The purpose of the call was to press Josh Hawley on why he would stand up to the stolen 2020 presidential election.Hawley skipped the call.Over 140 Republican lawmakers in the US House will object to the Electoral College certification of the stolen 2020 election.Mitch McConnell is purposely trying to hand the US Senate over to Democrats.It’s the only explanation to his recent actions.What a disgraceCNN reported:Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday held a conference call with the Senate GOP conference in which he pressed Missouri...

Minnesota U.S. Sen. Al Franken leads all potential GOP opponents by comfortable double-digit margins, according to a Public Policy Polling survey released Tuesday. Among those tested by the Democratic polling firm was U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, who he leads 55-38, a 17 point margin. Franken leads conservative talk show host Jason Lewis by the same 17 point margin (54-37), as well as state Sen. Julianne Ortman (52-35). Narrowing the gap slightly against the first-term senator were businessman Mike McFadden and Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek, who came within 15 points apiece (both at 51-36). Sen. Julie Rosen trailed by 16...

HARARE, Zimbabwe - Ruling party and opposition officials agreed on Wednesday to reconvene next month, despite gaping differences over how to resolve their dispute over last month's elections. In a brief statement, the two sides said they adopted a set of procedural rules and "an agenda for dialogue" for the talks scheduled to resume May 13. The rules said the top agenda item was a discussion on the legitimacy of the March 9-11 polls, an apparent concession by the ruling party to keep the talks alive. The government has dismissed opposition calls for a rerun of the presidential poll, which...