Tag Archives: George W. Bush
As Evidence of Election Fraud Emerges, the Media Wants to Keep You in the Dark
If you have no idea what happened at the second meeting of President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity in New Hampshire on Sept. 12, I’m not surprised.
Though a horde of reporters attended the meeting, almost all of the media stories that emerged from it simply repeated the progressive left’s mantra that the commission is a “sham.”
Almost no one covered the substantive and very concerning testimony of 10 expert witnesses on the problems that exist in our voter registration and election system.
Posted in Media Watch
Tagged Andrew Appel, Andrew Smith, Bill Gardner, Donald Palmer, Donald Trump, Election Integrity Commission, George W. Bush, Harri Hursti, John Lott, Judicial Watch, Ken Block, Kimball Brace, Media Silence, Robert Popper, Ronald Rivest, Shawn Jasper, Simpatico Software Systems, The Heritage Foundation, Voter Fraud
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Homeschooling, the Feds, and You
Recently, US Secretary of Education John King, while speaking at a press conference, remarked that although some homeschool situations are just fine, in general, “Students who are homeschooled are not getting kind of the rapid instructional experience they would get in school.”
Posted in Education
Tagged Common Core, Department of Education, George W. Bush, Home Education, homeschooling, Jimmy Carter, Joe Kelly, John King, Lindsey Burke, No Child Left Behind
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Saying No to Rogue Federal Judges
Many of us have wondered how long it would be before a prominent official proclaimed that rogue federal judges, like the proverbial emperor, have no clothes and thus no authority to make up laws.
That’s what Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore did this past week in a letter to Alabama Governor Robert Bentley, in which he began by asserting that “the recent ruling of Judge Callie Granade … has raised serious, legitimate concerns about the propriety of federal court jurisdiction over the Alabama Sanctity of Marriage Amendment.”
In 2006, Alabama voters approved the marriage measure by 81 percent to …
Posted in Federal
Tagged Alabama, Bull Connor, Callie Granade, Chief Justice Roy Moore, Elena Kagan, George W. Bush, Judges and Courts, Marriage, Murphy v. Ramsey, Robert Bentley, Roy Moore, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Same-sex marriage
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