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| Voter Fraud and Corruption just Business as Usual and 20% Admit to Voting Illegally? | Voter Fraud has been a problem for as long as there have been elections, but is it getting worse? There are certainly indications that it is on an upswing and perhaps, even normalized as standards are continually loosened. The Battle Over Felons Voting Continues […]
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| Despite State Constitution, Minnesota’s Democrat Pols want Convicted Felons Voting Before They’ve done Their Time – The Fight Continues. | Minnesota’s Democrat secretary of state and Democrat attorney general are adamant about ensuring that convicted felons, still on parole or probation, have more power over the citizenry. [See Dan McGrath’s essay on felons voting: Should Felons Govern the Law […]
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Electoral corruption has been a persistent issue in the United States since its inception, with numerous instances of political machines and corrupt practices emerging throughout the country’s history. Tammany Hall, the infamous Democratic political machine that was possibly at it’s peak under Boss Tweed in New York City in the 19th century, is perhaps one of the most well-known examples […]
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Is the Supreme Court about to tee it up for 2020 ‘election deniers’? By Jason Lewis – It goes without saying that voter fraud is nothing new. Think Tammany Hall and Chicago’s ‘city bosses,’ including Cook County in the 1960 presidential election. Or read Means of Ascent, Robert Caro’s masterful account of ‘landslide’ Lyndon’s shenanigans at the ballot box during […]
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