An assisted living center employee has been charged with 134 counts of election fraud. Kelly Reagan Brunner registered 67 mentally impaired patients at the center without their or their family’s consent and then voted for them.
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TRUMP WINS!
After reviewing the anecdotal evidence, revelations about the inconsistencies in voting, pending lawsuits, challenges, fraud, and a refresher on how America elected Presidents, I project (predict) that Donald Trump will be President for the next four years.
Biden Didn’t ‘Win’ – Team Trump Says it has Incontrovertible Evidence
The election recount/challenge begins today. Trump’s legal team says it has a mountain of evidence proving fraud and tampering. Whether that is enough to make any difference remains unclear, but the fight is on, and the show is not over.
The Electoral College Defense Act
As states across the Country push to enact the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which will award the White House to the winner of the National Popular Vote (if/when the Compact hits 270 electoral votes,) some New Hampshire Representatives have introduced the Electoral College Defense Act. Andrew Prout (R-Hudson) has introduced a bill to stop … Read more
National Popular Vote Gets Polite Death in NH
The NH House Election Law Committee voted unanimously this morning to recommend Interim Study, or ‘polite death’, for the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact bill. The bill, introduced this year, was retained in Committee and must be acted upon in the second year of session under NH House Rules. The whole House must adopt the … Read more
You Don’t Vote for the President – And Probably Never Will
Yesterday, the US 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on a suit over whether states have the authority to force their electors to vote for the winner of the popular vote. It turns out, according to the opinion, the states do not have that authority under the Constitution. At least in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, where the 10th Circuit has jurisdiction. But, did this actually change how we vote for President? Not really.