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FORENOTES: Peter Navarro is a plain spoken American who holds a PhD from Harvard in Economics. He was the architect for President Trump's trade and economic goal to restructure American supply chains where Americans make things again. He was also behind making China pay Tariffs to finance the economic overhaul of manufacturing inside the United States. Dr. Navarro is an author of numerous books including "In Trump Time". He is a frequent guest and occasional cohost of Steve Bannon’s War Room. Dr. Navarro was summoned by the J6 committee, but declined to testify citing Executive Privilege under President Trump. After...

This is from 4chan. I cleaned it up and didn’t post a link because there is some porn type stuff on the page. It is full of wisdom though - what most people don’t understand about the young people on the sight - and I have been using it relentlessly. It is easy, and the perfect first step to get someone into the local political arena. Cut, edit, rewrite, whatever - but an excellent place to start. FROM 4CHAN ANON: >Dug around and discovered a gaping, massive hole in the structure of the GOP: >Each county in my state has...

Arizona Republican Party BREAKING: This afternoon, the Arizona Republican Party filed suit to enforce a hand count by precinct, not voting center, as required by law. "Arizona voters deserve complete assurance that the law will be followed and that only legal votes will be counted." — Chairwoman Kelli Ward

Well as I can see it. 2662 of 2662 precincts counted. Trump - 2,734,142 - 49.96% Biden - 2,659,026 - 48.59% This is a 1.37% differential as of 4:51PM EST today. Has anyone see a check mark???

The Trump administration is off to a rocky start, as every week seems to bring new turmoil and drama. However, it is important to remember how shockingly unlikely this presidency was in the first place.Exhibit A: Twitter/@HuffingtonPost Since Trump went from nearly zero chance of becoming Leader of the Free World to launching missiles at our enemies, one is left to ask: what trends led to this fate for Democrats?Ryne Rohla at Decision Desk HQ set out to model American voting patterns, not just on a national or state level, but by burrowing down to the most localized, nuanced metric...

It’s a truism in politics to say that “all politics is local”, but truisms are truisms because they’re usually true. In this case it’s right on the money. The precinct is the most “local” unit in American politics. If you're not familiar with it, put simply, a "precinct" is essentially your neighborhood. It’s a geographic area with specific boundaries, (usually defined by your state), that surrounds the place where you go to vote. The name of your precinct is listed on your voter registration card. There are more than 203,000 precincts in the United States, each with an average of...

The Wisconsin State Journal is reporting that a glitch in the state elections database is causing some Wisconsin voters to be listed in the wrong wards, municipalities, or school districts following the switch to the new, Republican-drawn maps in the state voter registration system. The GAB has known about the potential for error since at least Nov. 18, when the board sent a memo to county clerks saying it was related to the Census Bureau data by which voters’ locations were tracked. Previously, districts were assigned based on ranges of street addresses, which could be a problem if communities had...

ust minutes ago, District Court Judge James Mahan rejected the lawsuit that contested the nine at-large Strip caucus sites. He cited case law that “recognizes the parties have the right to determine how to apportion delegates.” Attorney Mark Ferrario for the state teachers’ union and five party activists who brought the lawsuit said he didn’t know whether they would appeal, but “probably not.”

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Michael Dukakis has seen this script before: a Republican administration besieged by scandal and running out the clock on its second term, while wide-eyed Democrats confidently lick their chops, knowing there’s no way in hell voters will reward the G.O.P. with four more years in the White House. It was around this very moment 20 years ago, the summer when Oliver North told Congress he was “authorized to do everything that I did” and Reagan fatigue took hold, that Mr. Dukakis, then the 53-year-old governor of Massachusetts, emerged at the head of a crowded Democratic presidential pack. By the time...

Single-place polls are now in effect Change is the result of state election consolidation laws; some exceptions Tuesday, April 12, 2005 BY ANN SCHIMKE News Staff Reporter Most local voters will cast their ballots in the same place for the May 3 school election as they do for municipal elections, a departure from past years when many voters went to different locations for different elections. The change is one result of the state election consolidation law that took effect Jan. 1. There will be a few exceptions to the new single polling place practice in school districts that straddle the...

Election Report Pt 3 - Michigan 2004 – In Depth (Township by Township) This is a follow-up to the 2000 and 2002 reports I did. Unfortunately, we are having a problem with close losses here in Michigan. Detroit’s turnout has been killing us lately, and we are going to have to make up the ground in other places. Statewide Bush – 2313476 – 47.81% Kerry – 2479183 - 51.23% Kerry won by 165707 Bush cut Gore’s lead by about 60,000, but it was not enough thanks to Detroit and Washtenaw County. THE UP: Bush – 78278 votes – 51.52% Kerry...

August 16, 2004 Grass roots seen key in 2004 By James G. Lakely THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Bush-Cheney re-election campaign is convinced that it has sufficiently outflanked John Kerry in grass-roots political organization in key battleground states, a tactic that is traditionally the deciding factor for Democrats. The Republicans say that they have worked to organize not only down to the county level, but to the individual voting precinct — a specialty of the Democrats' union-driven get-out-the-vote efforts. As of last week, the Bush team has put campaign chairmen in place in 94 percent of targeted precincts around the country....

Sacred Precincts: A Tartessian Sanctuary in Ancient Spain Sebastián Celestino and Carolina López-Ruiz When the Phoenicians arrived on the Iberian peninsula, probably at the end of the ninth century B.C., they came into contact with an indigenous people called the Tartessians. The two cultures soon fused. The hybrid culture produced by this fusion of peoples is evident in a mysterious structure at Cancho Roano, deep in the heart of south-central Spain. The structure at Cancho Roano is sometimes called a “palace-sanctuary” because of its monumentality. But it was not a palace at all; it was simply a Tartessian sanctuary, which...