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Smartmatic has been stealing elections in Venezuela since at least 2004. In Ausust 2017 Smartmatic Director Antonio Mugica admitted that the Smartmatic machines and software created at least one million phantom votes in the national elections in Venezuela. Mugica added that the fact election observers were not in the room helped Smartmatic machines steal the election. This statement by Mugica was in August 2017. The related Dominion equipment is used in North Carolina, Nevada, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona and Pennsylvania – key battleground states this year. According to Townhall, the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued...

AUSTIN (KRLD-AM) – The latest spike in License to Carry gun applications is expected to take Texas past a significant milestone. CHL Licensed Instructor Michael Cargill owns Central Texas Gun Works. He says the 140 percent jump in applications from December 2015 through February is caused by a combination of fears of terrorism brought on by the shootings in San Bernardino and President Obama’s proposed gun control laws. “Then you have the new law that went into effect January the first (Open Carry)…all of that plays into it, and that’s why we’re seeing numbers. For the first time the State...

Billionaire Alki David Said Streaker Didn't Get Close Enough to Obama, but Will Pay Bills, Rent The New York man who ran naked through an Obama rally last weekend in hopes of nabbing a $1 million reward from a billionaire Internet mogul, will have a year's worth of rent and his sister's hospital bills paid for, after reportedly admitting he didn't get close enough to the president to earn the jackpot. Juan Rodriguez, 24, told billionaire Alki David that he would try again to fulfill all of the requirements of the mogul's Internet dare, according to a statement issued this...

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With roads still in disrepair, sections of the police department operating out of trailers, and a Lakeview library being run out of a bus, some people could not help but raise their eyebrows when Mayor Ray Nagin said that the hopes of building a Hurricane Katrina memorial, the City Council handed him a check. Video: Watch the Story $1 million in tax payer money to build a mausoleum to honor and house the unidentified bodies found after Katrina. “You got people that don’t have no shelter—nothing—still in New Orleans, and you want to do something for people that already passed,...

A public policy group has issued two new studies warning that one million people currently covered by health insurance might lose all coverage because of the looming state budget deficits. The group is calling on the federal government to intervene and offer fiscal relief to the states. But a critic of the reports calls them a "premature call to action." The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP), a left of center public policy organization, issued two separate reports warning that one million people currently covered by federal Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program "will be forced into...