JEFFERSON COUNTY, GEORGIA – October 23, 2018 On Monday, October 15, the first day of early voting for Georgia, a “big black bus” arrived to the Jefferson County Leisure Center, “Black Voters Matter” and “The South is Rising” written on either side of it. African American senior citizens were being offered a ride to the polling station on the bus. But after getting on the bus, the roughly 40 seniors were told that they had to get off before going to vote. The director of the center made a call to Jefferson County Administrator Adam Brett once she realized the group wante...

SNELLVILLE, GEORGIA — October 22, 2018 Local Snellville authorities are continuing their search for the second of two teenagers suspected in connection with the fatal weekend shooting of a police officer near a school northeast of Atlanta. The suspect is 18-year-old Tafahree Maynard, who allegedly fatally shot Officer Antwan Toney when he went to check a suspicious car parked near the school in the Snellville area. According to the Gwinnett County Police report, the man remains at large and should be considered armed and dangerous. He faces charges in absentia of aggrav...

ALABAMA – October 22, 2018 When Alabama voters go to the polls on Nov. 6, they will have a chance to cast their ballots for the U.S. House of Representatives in six of the state's seven Congressional districts. About 900,000 voters participated in the June 5 primary — 26.6% of the state’s registered voters. About 590,000 people voted in the Republican primary for governor, compared to about 283,000 in the Democratic primary. Only Rep. Terri Sewell, the lone Democrat among the seven, is running unopposed. Voters will not have a chance to vote for U.S. Senate.  Alabama'...

WICHITA, KANSAS — October 22, 2018 Only three weeks remain until the midterm congressional elections. However, not every state is ready for voting. For example, in the town of Dodge City, Kansas, home to 30,000 there is only one polling station. And, of course, this is all going down during a time of heightened tension between the parties. So, let's start in order. The main opponents in Kansas are Republican Kris Kobach and Democratic State Sen. Laura Kelly. Now, according to a new order from local officials who are Democrats, if Dodge City residents want to vote on El...

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA – October 22, 2018 With just 14 days left before the midterm elections, the pre-midterm obsession with trends in close House and Senate races has become so powerful at the moment that force of narrative and emotion have taken over where facts and reason (and sanity) once stood. Most polls suggest the race is effectively tied, as is typical in Florida, the nation’s largest presidential swing state.  I am confident of one thing: This election is going to be very close… The last four major statewide elections in Florida have been decided by a single pe...

I probably won't be too original if I say I love old America. The purity of nature and morals, the spirit of entrepreneurship, freedom, and adventure. A brave new world where a man is a man and a woman is a woman. Of course, I understand that there were disadvantages, but I love it not for them. Do you remember that time, when being a patriot wasn't shameful? When loving your country and president wasn't equated with being a racist misogynist? The good old days. How much time has passed? Years, decades, centuries? No, the era has passed. We live in a new time, of the war...

NEW YORK – October 22, 2018 The Trump administration plans to create a legal definition of gender as a fixed status determined biologically by the genitalia a person is born with, according to a Sunday report from The New York Times.  The paper said the Department of Health and Human Services is leading the effort to establish a legal definition of sex. The HHS believes that gender should be defined “on a biological basis that is clear, grounded in science, objective and administrable.” A person’s gender would be strictly male or female and it would be unchanging.  “Sex...

ST. PAUL – October 21, 2018 With just a little more than two weeks left before the midterm elections, the war of compromising material is underway, and the Democrats have been the first to use it in the political struggle against the Republicans. And Minnesota is a perfect example of this. Democrat Angie Craig and incumbent Republican Jason Mark Lewis are the two candidates for the 2nd District Congressional seat, and the mere fact that a “white conservative male” is running against a “liberal-minded woman” is enough for Democrats to start speculating. Former radio tal...

“You’ve got LOOMERED” — that’s what each candidate is afraid of hearing on the eve of the mid-terms. They’re not just words for those who have skeletons in their closets; independent journalist Laura Loomer — “an ordinary American Jewish girl from New York” as she calls herself — has launched her own investigations to help U.S. citizens make the right choice for their states. Her latest victim is Senator Tim Kaine whose radical views didn’t correspond to hers. Democrat Tim Kaine, currently serving his first term in the U.S. Senate, wasn’t lucky enough to become Laura’s la...