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Trump Campaign Unveils Evidence Proving Thousands Voted Illegally in Nevada

The Trump campaign unveiled new witness testimony and evidence to support its claim that the Nevada presidential election was rife with voter fraud. The campaign presented its case in a Nevada court on Thursday, and President Donald Trump’s legal team said it is confident the judge will find enough evidence...

GOP Sens. Introduce Bill to Criminalize Doxing Govt., Law Enforcement Officials

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., and several other Republican legislators introduced a bill this week to ban doxing government officials or their family members. The bill, called the Public Servant Protection Act, would give all government employees, elected officials, and appointees at the local, state and federal levels the right to...

COVID Task Force: If You Ignored Thanksgiving Lockdowns, ASSUME You Have Virus

The White House Coronavirus Task Force warned Americans this week that they should assume they caught the coronavirus over Thanksgiving and that they are now “dangerous to others.” In a report distributed to state leaders, but not released publicly, the task force urged state governments to crack down on coronavirus...

VIDEO: Suitcases of Ballots Pulled Out After GOP Observers Sent Home in Ga.

(Headline USA) At a hearing before the Georgia Senate Oversight Committee on Thursday, President Trump's legal team showed video from the tabulation center at State Farm Arena in heavily-Democratic Fulton County, where a few remaining election workers pulled out suitcases from under a mysteriously-appearing table after Republican observers were...

Trump Confidence in Bill Barr? ‘Ask Me…in a Number of Weeks from Now’

(Headline USA) Earlier this week, Attorney General William Barr told the Associated Press that U.S. attorneys and the FBI had looked into allegations of election irregularities and found no evidence of widespread voting fraud that would change the outcome of the election --- yet. “To date, we have not seen fraud...

L.A. Mayor Announces 2nd Lockdown: ‘It’s Time to Cancel Everything’

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced this week that the city is re-entering a total lockdown because of a coronavirus "surge," discouraging residents from leaving their homes unless it is absolutely essential. "My message couldn't be simpler. It's time to hunker down. It's time to cancel everything. And if it...

Ga. Republicans Anxious over Trump Rally Amid Vote-Fraud Turmoil, Senate Runoffs

President Donald Trump on Saturday will head to what's being billed as his first post-election rally in Valdosta, Ga., near the Florida border. But with all eyes on the Peach State, which could play a key role in Trump's own political fate as well as the balance of the US...

Dems are No-Shows at Sen. Ron Johnson’s ‘Crossfire Hurricane’ Corruption Hearing

Fearful of future stonewalling, two powerful GOP Senators redoubled their efforts to bring closure, transparency and accountability to the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" conspiracy by releasing a tranche of documents they had obtained. Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, and Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., made public more than 400 pages of material they...

Investigation of Ariz. Ballots Widened After Sampling Shows Irregularities Favoring Biden

(Headline USA) County election officials agreed Wednesday to expand their inspection of certain ballots in metro Phoenix that are being challenged in a Republican lawsuit that questions Joe Biden’s vote lead in the state. Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Kelli Ward, who filed a lawsuit contesting the election results, is looking for...

Divided Wisc. Supreme Court Says Trump Lawsuit Must Start in Lower Courts First

(Headline USA) A split Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday refused to immediately hear President Donald Trump’s lawsuit attempting to overturn his loss to Democrat Joe Biden in the battleground state, sidestepping a decision on the merits of the claims and instead ruling that the case must first wind its way...

San Francisco Bans Smoking Inside Apartments; Pot Smoking OK

(Associated Press) City officials in San Francisco have banned all tobacco smoking inside apartments, citing concerns about secondhand smoke. But lighting up a joint inside? That’s still allowed. The Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 Tuesday to approve the ordinance making San Francisco the largest city in the country to ban tobacco smoking inside...

Trump Personally Files Lawsuit in Wisconsin Vote-Fraud Saga

President Donald Trump personally sued Wisconsin officials, including Democrat Gov. Tony Evers, accusing them of ignoring state law while administering the Nov. 3 election and allowing ballots to be tampered with during tabulation. The lawsuit also names several mayors in cities such as Milwaukee, Madison and Kenosha, as well as...
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