A tale of people getting paid to expose ballot fraud and what it can result in. The sickness runs deep in some people.
An air-conditioning repairman was driving his truck through Houston in late October when suddenly a black SUV slammed into his tail. When he got out, the SUV's driver leaped out and pointed a gun at his head, police said.
Greg Palast has made his important documentary free to view until Election Day.
I read the first edition of book in the dark days of the Cheney-Bush junta, now I'm psyched to see the movie.
Hey, I'm kinda curious… there have been a couple of essays, and a few comments - one or two by me - that received little or no comment. Jus' crickets.
The gist of it is this: why can't an enterprising group (read 'class') - say, like c99p - sue the DNC and one or more states, , for defrauding the set-up for the election we're about to enter?
Lee Camp on RT just hit the ball out of the park with his observations about the media's change in stance on election fraud. His previous segments on the subject are all quite good and his facts are credible (I fact check him a lot) - not perfect, but not many mistakes. Anyway, I find him credible. Check out the relevant part in this video or watch the whole thing, its great. The segment starts at about 15:40.
This is just a question. The mounting evidence of rampant election fraud in this primary (on the 'D' side) has reached the level of incontrovertible. Isn't this begging to be heard on an exigent basis by the SCOTUS? Isn't this what they do? Isn't this what they did (granted as a referral from a lower court) in 2000? Isn't there a basis for introducing a case directly to the SCOTUS when the consequences are of national criticality?
and it is not CT (conspiracy theory).
Share it everywhere.
Note: An earlier version of this essay was originally written in response to comments by Hillary-supporting friends on Facebook.
One thing I noticed about most of the primaries: Bernie does better in the initial CNN exit polls (released after the polls close) than in the vote result. CNN then modifies the exit poll to reflect the vote results. Tonight the initial exit poll had Hillary up 52-48 and the vote result was 58-42. This is a shift of 12%. Being that it seems to happen mostly in one direction, I was wondering why the exit polls seem to favor Bernie. I cannot come up with a good reason.
