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You can never tell with District Court judges. Even after SCOTUS suggests it would be inappropriate for a tiny judge in a tiny pond to cast orders with national effect, they keep doing it. And I know, I’m singing to the choir on the judge problem. The left goes shopping. Finds one willing to do … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, the DOJ sent a plain old letter to every state in our Great Union reminding them that it is illegal to let non-citizens vote … and that they could be prosecuting election officials who let it happen under the full force of the law. 00:00 Introduction to Voter Registration Issues02:24 … Read more
Anyone who listens to country music, any music, actually, will have heard their share of “the road that led me to you” songs. If you’re unfamiliar, it is a formula love song based on the premise that whatever rough road or past failures in life or love may have plagued me (you, us), that is … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, the government has no more responsibility to care for your ballots than it does for your person. That’d be none. If you don’t make sure your vote is counted, how do you know if your vote counts? 00:00 A few words about Public Safety01:33 Voting and Ballot Security03:10 Mail-in Ballot … Read more
This week, on GrokTALK!, we look a little deeper into the problem of dirty voter rolls (inspired by my Friday, May 1st, Morning Update) at the issue of ballot chain of custody and how New Hampshire can’t have a clean election even if we want them. 00:00 Introduction and Context of Election Issues in New … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, Donald Trump’s DOJ sued New Hampshire (and several other states) for refusing to cough up its voter rolls. The State AG is asking that the case be dismissed, insisting their voter rolls are clean, but we know they are not. 00:00 Federal Lawsuit on Voter Integrity01:51 Election Integrity Challenges in … Read more
You may know Daniel Richard as a ‘Grok author who has been using the system to fight the system for four years. He became something of a Constitutional scholar in the process, as well as gathering a keen understanding of how State Government does and doesn’t work. It is a question of Election Integrity. Following … Read more