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YouTube bans creators from questioning the 2020 Presidential election; bans investigating possible fraud, and yet massive questions remain about the integrity of the vote in multiple states. According to the Thomas More Societies Amistad Project, there are hundreds of thousands of illegal ballots which were cast in as many as 5 states. We break it down in the video below.
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Georgia ballot recount is a disaster: thousands of ballots found, thousands more “Pristine”.
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Reports of Election Fraud across Pennsylvania are staggering, from allegations of people as old as 200 years old voting, to more than 100,000 ballots have return dates that raise questions and 20,000 that have return dates that are impossible.
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Election fraud is not a conspiracy theory! We investigate the latest credible claims out of Nevada where a whistle-blower in the Clark County Elections Department in Nevada claims poll workers fabricated proof of residence for illegal voters.
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Joe Biden declares victory– why 70 million Trump voters will not accept the outcome.
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New reports indicate that a number of sexual images and text messages found on Hunter Biden’s laptop involve underage girls, including a 14 year-old Biden family member. Is this the reason the media has been pushing for universal condemnation of Q-anon?
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Handwritten notes from former CIA Director John Brennan prove that the Trump/Russia connection appears to have been approved first by the Hillary Clinton campaign and dreamed up by an advisor Jake Sullivan, who is now a major Biden advisor.
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Our exclusive one on one interview with Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen about the media blackout that is keeping her out of the polls and off the Presidential debate stage.
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Breaking news in the race for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts as write-in candidate Dr. Shiva has established that the Massachusetts Secretary of State’s Office may have illegally destroyed ballots from the GOP primary, therefore making it impossible to verify the true results of the race.
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Just one day after YouTube removed video from his new conference, Dr. Dan Erickson speaks one on one with Ben Swann about the news conference in which he shared data about the actual mortality rate of the coronavirus. Since then, a number of baseless attacks have come against Erickson, including the claim that he incorrectly gathered data.
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The Iowa Libertarian Party is set to have its first-ever gubernatorial primary in the state in June of this year after Gary Johnson’s 2016 presidential election totals triggered major party status for the state’s Libertarian Party for at least this year’s election.
Johnson received 3.8 percent of the Iowa vote in 2016, well above the 2 percent benchmark that unlocks major party status for the subsequent election. However, in order to maintain major-party status, a Libertarian Party candidate must achieve 2 percent again in a general election in another state-wide race.
“Being a major party has its privileges, including the ability to hold special conventions and primary elections. That means Iowa voters, when they vote early or head to the polls on June 5, can choose to vote in the Libertarian Party primary… There are also significant disadvantages, especially a struggle for exposure. That’s one reason why the Des Moines Register editorial board decided to make an endorsement in the Libertarian primary race,” wrote the Des Moines Register editorial board.
Given that they are rare events, major newspapers’ editorial boards have in the past almost never weighed in on state-level third-party primaries. The attraction of such an endorsement represents an elevation of the prominence and credibility of the Libertarian Party.
The 2018 Iowa Libertarian Party gubernatorial primary pits Council Bluffs business consultant Jake Porter against Des Moines-based musician and former journalist Marco Battaglia for the party’s nomination for governor. Both candidates presented the cases for their campaigns in a joint interview with the Des Moines Register editorial board, which can be seen in full below.
The Des Moines Register ultimately issued its endorsement to Jake Porter.
“Porter’s experience and clearer articulation of his positions make him better able to make a case for his party in the fall. He is the better choice for Iowa Libertarians who hope to maintain their major-party status,” the editorial board wrote.
It added, “Porter has campaign experience, having run for secretary of state in 2010 and 2014. He says that during the 2014 campaign, he identified a voter registration glitch. Voter preferences for the Libertarian or Green parties were not being properly recorded if Iowans registered through the driver’s licensing process. Porter said he worked with Republicans and Democrats to resolve the error.”
The Des Moines Register pointed to some of the candidates’ positions that the editorial board supports, such as Porter’s advocacy of automatic restoration of felons’ voting rights after they have completed their punishments, the elimination of excessive occupational licensing for services such as hair braiding, and the streamlining of state boards and commissions. The Register praised Battaglia for promoting greater access to mental health services and his interest in getting money out of politics, though it claimed that “he lacked concrete proposals for how to accomplish that.”
While the editorial board did endorse Porter as the candidate best able to keep the Libertarian Party above the 2 percent benchmark required to maintain its major party status, it did say that it would be unlikely to endorse the party’s nominee in the general election as the Des Moines Register considers Porter’s plan to eliminate the state’s sales tax and Battaglia’s plan to phase out the state’s income tax “untenable.”
Update, May 16, 2018, 11:07 a.m.: Laura Ebke and Tom Brandt will face off once more in November’s general election; Ebke finished in second place in Tuesday’s primary election with 2,603 votes, and Brandt secured first place with 3,495 votes.
Nebraska State Senator Laura Ebke, who split from the Republican Party in 2016 while already holding office and instead joined the Libertarian Party, is facing an all-out assault from her former party in an effort to win back the seat for the GOP.
“GOP officials have unleashed a wave of negative mail and radio ads against Ebke, of Crete, turning the small-town primary into one of the most hotly contested races in Nebraska,” wrote Grant Schulte of Associated Press, characterizing the intensity of the fight over Ebke’s seat.
The Libertarian Party only has four state legislators nationwide, including Sen. Ebke, who is the first Libertarian state legislator to hold office in Nebraska’s history. She left the Republican Party for the Libertarian Party while holding office in 2016 after Neb. Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts called her out at a Republican state convention for not following the party line on legislative votes.
In the 2015 legislative session, Sen. Ebke had voted to overturn a Gov. Ricketts veto of a bill that repealed the death penalty but had also voted to sustain his veto of a gas tax hike.
“I’m not willing to bend my principles to go along or cast a vote just for the sake of party unity,” Sen. Ebke told the Lincoln Journal Star. “I agree with the Republican Party on many things and I have many friends in the party… Republicans talk about fiscal responsibility, but they tend to place not such a high emphasis on civil liberties.”
Sen. Ebke currently faces two Republican challengers in her re-election bid this year, former executive director of Nebraska Family Alliance Al Riskowski and Plymouth farmer Tom Brandt.
The socially conservative Riskowski has received an endorsement and a $5,000 donation from Gov. Ricketts. He cited a Sen. Ebke vote in favor of eliminating mandatory minimum sentences for low-level non-violent crimes as an example of one of her policies that he opposes.
Rikowski defended the money he received from Gov. Ricketts, saying, “I see the governor wanting to support candidates who are of a like mind, not trying to control them.”
Tom Brandt says he launched his campaign in response to rising agricultural taxes and a lack of funding for Nebraska schools. He expressed his surprise that such a small-town election could attract so many negative ads.
“It just seems the last two weeks have been about attack ads and money. I’m not naive, but I didn’t expect it to be this intense,” he said.
Nebraska Republican Party Executive Director Kenny Zoeller said that the party is focusing on defeating Sen. Ebke because after winning her election under the GOP banner, she “immediately abandoned our party and its principals.”
Sen. Ebke has come under fire for the fact that the majority of her donations have come from libertarian-leaning sources outside of her district, such as a $25,000 donation from Texan Libertarian Party donor Michael Chastain and a $15,000 donation from California businessman Chris Rufer. She says that she has had to rely on outside funding because Nebraska GOP officials have threatened to strip Republicans of their positions within the party if they support her campaign, a claim that the Nebraska Republican Party has denied.
She acknowledges that governor-backed bids to unseat incumbents have worked before in the past in the state and that her re-election effort will be a tough fight.
“I am fully aware that I’m in a precarious position here, especially when you have the financial power of the governor,” said Sen. Ebke.
Republican State Senator Roy Baker said of Gov. Ricketts efforts to get involved in state legislators’ races in comments to The Nation, “His unabashed goal is to take control of the Nebraska Legislature. He is very ideologically inclined rather than looking at other evidence or finding common ground on issues…. When you consider the amount of money the governor has and his dogma-driven agenda, it is a lethal combination.”
Sen. Ebke’s first hurdle in her re-election bid is Tuesday’s non-partisan top-two primary election. Nebraska’s state legislature is technically non-partisan, so the top-two vote winners in the primary face off in the general election, regardless of the political party to which they belong.
Washington, D.C. – Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) reportedly confirmed in his forthcoming book, “The Restless Wave,” (set to be released in May 22), that he personally handed then-FBI Director James Comey a copy of the now infamous dossier of opposition research on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump compiled by former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, but defends his actions as those of a patriotic American.
“I agreed to receive a copy of what is now referred to as ‘the dossier,'” McCain wrote in his upcoming book. “I reviewed its contents. The allegations were disturbing, but I had no idea which if any were true. I could not independently verify any of it, and so I did what any American who cares about our nation’s security should have done.”
[Related: Nunes Memo Released]
According to a report by the Daily Beast, which obtained an advance copy of the book, McCain wrote that he spoke to Sir Andrew Wood, a former British diplomat, in November 2016 at the Halifax International Security Forum. Wood reportedly made McCain aware of Steele’s dossier, which subsequently resulted in David Kramer, senior director for Human Rights and Human Freedoms at the McCain Institute, traveling to London to meet with Steele. This was not Steele’s first contact with US officials, as prior to this meeting he had already met with US officials in Rome to discuss his research, according to The Washington Post.
McCain reportedly recalled that once he had procured a copy of the dossier, he put it into a safe in his office and called Comey’s office to request a meeting with the FBI director.
“I went to see him at his earliest convenience, handed him the dossier, explained how it had come into my possession,” said McCain. “I said I didn’t know what to make of it, and I trusted the FBI would examine it carefully and investigate its claims. With that, I thanked the director and left. The entire meeting had probably not lasted longer than ten minutes. I did what duty demanded I do.”
Former FBI Director Comey, during a promotional tour for his own new book, admitted that upon briefing President Trump on the existence of the dossier, he failed to mention that the document was a product of opposition research funded in part by his political enemies.
In an episode of Reality Check in February, Ben Swann examined the claim that the dossier had played a significant role in the acquisition of a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant application to authorize the surveillance of Carter Page, President Trump’s former campaign foreign policy adviser.
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The 1600 registered member strong Libertarian Party of Delaware has legally obtained ballot access, but is struggling to get the State of Delaware to recognize it as a legitimate political party. Delaware election officials claim that, due to a dispute between a small splinter group of members that coalesced around a political party with a similar name and the larger Libertarian Party of Delaware, they are having a difficult time figuring out which party should be listed on the ballot.
Delaware State News notes that the party filed a Superior Court complaint in April against the state’s election commissioner in an effort to force officials to acknowledge in writing that the party is ballot-qualified.
However, after the Libertarian Party of Delaware obtained ballot access, a small splinter group of radical members left the party, reportedly over its support of a state-level cannabis legalization measure that they felt would not have gone far enough in avoiding taxes and regulations, and registered a similarly-named political party, The Libertarian Party of Delaware Inc, with the state. Libertarian Party of Delaware secretary Will McVay told Delaware State News that this new splinter party held a nominating convention that only drew 8 people.
McVay says that it should be obvious to officials which party is the real Libertarian Party of Delaware. “Our Facebook page has almost 900 followers and has been around for years, and theirs has like 20 followers and has been around only since December,” he said.
At the Libertarian Party of Delaware’s March 24 state convention, it nominated Nadine Frost as its candidate for U.S. Senate and filed paperwork with the Department of Elections to submit her for inclusion on the ballot. Initially, officials did not respond to the filing, but after the Libertarian Party of Delaware filed a lawsuit, she was listed on the ballot, meaning that the state has already acknowledged a candidate from the party’s nominating convention despite the fact that it claims not to know which party is which.
Libertarian National Committee executive director Wes Benedict said that the Libertarian Party of Delaware is the party it recognizes as a state affiliate rather than the splinter group. “The Libertarian Party cannot have more than one statewide affiliate in any state, nor can it have more than one county-level affiliate in any county. The LNC has therefore requested that the Commissioner of Elections take prompt action to resolve this matter in accordance with Delaware law,” he said in a statement.
However, despite the facts that the national Libertarian Party acknowledges only the Libertarian Party of Delaware, the state has already acknowledged one of its candidates, and the Libertarian Party of Delaware Inc. is exponentially smaller and distinctly different, state election commissioner Elaine Manlove said, “I don’t know who gets to claim [Libertarian registered voters] at this point.”
“She knows who we are — everyone with the commissioner’s office knows who we are. They’re well aware of who the real Libertarian party is. Why they’re not willing to make a ruling on it in writing in a timely fashion is, honestly, beyond me,” said party secretary McVay.
Deputy Attorney General Robert Willard issued a written response from the Department of Justice addressing the Libertarian Party of Delaware’s court complaint demanding recognition of the party’s ballot access, saying that their request has been rendered “moot” by the fact that the state has acknowledged one of its candidates and claims that efforts to obtain written confirmation of ballot access are motivated by an effort “to achieve a tactical advantage in a dispute between rival factions of the Libertarian Party of Delaware.”
“Your refusal to dismiss your complaint is not appropriate under any conceivable legal standard and will result in the needless waste of precious state resources. We again request that your complaint be dismissed without further delay. To the extent the state is required to respond to your complaint, we reserve the right to seek counsel fees and any other appropriate relief,” wrote Deputy Attorney General Willard.
McVay says written acknowledgement is important in ensuring that future candidates get the ballot access that they legally deserve without having to resort to lawsuits. “We can’t afford to go through this every election, we’re a small party. If we have something in writing from the commissioner, we’d at least have something to hang our hats on if our party is ever [legally] challenged again.”
He added, “They’re well aware that they could settle this easily. Especially since we asked them nicely to do that without a lawsuit back in mid-February. It should be a statement of obvious fact that requires no resources whatsoever.”
The Libertarian Party of Delaware Inc Facebook page administrator reportedly told Delaware State News, “The LPD is not affiliated with the Libertarian Party according to the Department of Election’s registration forms available to the public. The LPD, INC was established in 1975, and is in good standing with the state of Delaware.”
