TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
As Americans attempt rectify the overwhelming onslaught of fraudulent activity being perpetrated by the very officials charged with upholding the Constitution, and the many different claims and accusations flying around, most are actively on the look-out for what can be unequivocally named “proof.” The troves of leaked emails being released by WikiLeaks are indeed that proof for Read More…
This entire election process has been overrun with fraud, corruption, collusion and deceit never before seen, or rather, never before revealed in US history. So much so, that the rest of the world is at full attention to watch as the American experiment crumbles in real time. Every American is enlisted at a young age, and told their Read More…
On Wednesday Paul Ryan, Nancy Pelosi, Mitch McConnell, and Harry Reid sent a letter to Todd Valentine of the National Association of State Election directors. The leaders of Congress said “the states face the challenge of malefactors that are seeking to use cyberattacks to disrupt the administration of our elections” and urged the association to Read More…
2016 is the year many, many Americans began to question whether or not our elections, and to a lesser extent, our democracy (insert “it’s a constitutional republic, big difference!” here) are rigged. As I’ve argued many times in the past year, there is plenty of evidence suggesting these skeptical Americans are, indeed, onto something with Read More…
“There is an adage in politics: Don’t get in the way of a train wreck,” said Democratic strategist Bob Shrum, a top campaign aide to presidential candidates Al Gore in 2000 and John Kerry in 2004. And, as Reuters reports, Clinton’s advisers say they see little benefit in her going toe-to-toe with Trump over every personal Read More…
The New York Times published an interesting analysis Monday morning that showed only 9 percent of the country voted for either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the primary elections. That figure counts all citizens of the U.S., including children and felons — neither of whom have the right to vote. When counting only eligible voters, Read More…