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Ain't CA great?
‘Ballot Harvesting,’ California Dems’ Latest Election Stealing Tool
Scott Morefield | December 03, 2018
In 2016, California took yet another significant step in its decades-long quest to become the world’s largest banana republic when then-Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1921, a then-barely-noticed revision to the state’s vote-by-mail procedures.
The change was a small but significant one. California, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the practice of “ballot harvesting” legal. Thus, instead of only relatives or those living in the same household being allowed to legally collect and turn in absentee ballots for voters - as was previously the law - any “third party” can do it, including activist groups, Democratic operatives, or street-corner panhandlers.
‘Ballot Harvesting,’ California Dems’ Latest Election Stealing Tool
Scott Morefield | December 03, 2018
In 2016, California took yet another significant step in its decades-long quest to become the world’s largest banana republic when then-Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1921, a then-barely-noticed revision to the state’s vote-by-mail procedures.
The change was a small but significant one. California, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the practice of “ballot harvesting” legal. Thus, instead of only relatives or those living in the same household being allowed to legally collect and turn in absentee ballots for voters - as was previously the law - any “third party” can do it, including activist groups, Democratic operatives, or street-corner panhandlers.
Bruddah IZ
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Damn Russians!Ain't CA great?
‘Ballot Harvesting,’ California Dems’ Latest Election Stealing Tool
Scott Morefield | December 03, 2018
In 2016, California took yet another significant step in its decades-long quest to become the world’s largest banana republic when then-Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1921, a then-barely-noticed revision to the state’s vote-by-mail procedures.
The change was a small but significant one. California, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the practice of “ballot harvesting” legal. Thus, instead of only relatives or those living in the same household being allowed to legally collect and turn in absentee ballots for voters - as was previously the law - any “third party” can do it, including activist groups, Democratic operatives, or street-corner panhandlers.
Sheriff Joe
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I'd buy that for a dollar.
Stealing from his own.
Al Sharpton Sells Life Story Rights to His Charity for $531,000
Stealing from his own.
Al Sharpton Sells Life Story Rights to His Charity for $531,000
Sheriff Joe
DA
The Only Good Republican Is A Dead Republican
The death of President George H. W. Bush provided liberals and their Fredocon houseboys yet another opportunity to lament the fact that all Republicans aren…
https://townhall.com/columnists/kur...good-republican-is-a-dead-republican-n2536850
Opinion · Townhall · 16h
The death of President George H. W. Bush provided liberals and their Fredocon houseboys yet another opportunity to lament the fact that all Republicans aren…
https://townhall.com/columnists/kur...good-republican-is-a-dead-republican-n2536850
Opinion · Townhall · 16h
Sheriff Joe
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You Anti-American Commie Bastard Types wouldn't Understand.
https://twitchy.com/brettt-3136/201...-h-w-bushs-casket-procession-is-all-you-need/
Mark Knoller’s photo stream of former President George H.W. Bush’s casket procession is all you need
https://twitchy.com/brettt-3136/201...-h-w-bushs-casket-procession-is-all-you-need/
Mark Knoller’s photo stream of former President George H.W. Bush’s casket procession is all you need
Sheriff Joe
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What a fricken idiot.
Always the victim, never happy wretch.
WATCH: Michelle Obama Advises Women to Ditch a Popular Piece Feminist Advice and Face Some Realities
https://www.redstate.com/brandon_mo...popular-piece-feminist-advice-face-realities/
Always the victim, never happy wretch.
WATCH: Michelle Obama Advises Women to Ditch a Popular Piece Feminist Advice and Face Some Realities
https://www.redstate.com/brandon_mo...popular-piece-feminist-advice-face-realities/
Ain't CA great?
‘Ballot Harvesting,’ California Dems’ Latest Election Stealing Tool
Scott Morefield | December 03, 2018
In 2016, California took yet another significant step in its decades-long quest to become the world’s largest banana republic when then-Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1921, a then-barely-noticed revision to the state’s vote-by-mail procedures.
The change was a small but significant one. California, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the practice of “ballot harvesting” legal. Thus, instead of only relatives or those living in the same household being allowed to legally collect and turn in absentee ballots for voters - as was previously the law - any “third party” can do it, including activist groups, Democratic operatives, or street-corner panhandlers.
Let's see. Who's going to jail? CA Democrats? Or NC Republicans? We know how it always ends up, don't we. One side bitches and whines about cheating and the other side always seems to catch them cheating. LOL.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/03/poli...ee-ballot-investigation-house-race/index.html
Ain't CA great?
‘Ballot Harvesting,’ California Dems’ Latest Election Stealing Tool
Scott Morefield | December 03, 2018
In 2016, California took yet another significant step in its decades-long quest to become the world’s largest banana republic when then-Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1921, a then-barely-noticed revision to the state’s vote-by-mail procedures.
The change was a small but significant one. California, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the practice of “ballot harvesting” legal. Thus, instead of only relatives or those living in the same household being allowed to legally collect and turn in absentee ballots for voters - as was previously the law - any “third party” can do it, including activist groups, Democratic operatives, or street-corner panhandlers.
Liberals are ONLY good at two things "
LYING !
and
STEALING !
Multi Sport
DA
You don't do much homework..
- State Senator Ron Calderon (D) brother of Tom was convicted of money laundering. (2016)[27]
- State Assemblyman Tom Calderon (D) brother of Ron was convicted of money laundering. (2016)[28]
- State Senator Leland Yee (D) charged with bribery, public corruption and gun trafficking. (2014)[29][30]
- State Senator Roderick Wright (D) was convicted of eight counts of perjury and voter fraud. He was sentenced to 90 days and barred him from ever holding public office again and will be required to perform 1,500 hours of community service and three years' probation under the terms of his conviction. (2014)[31]
- State Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi (D) was charged with felony grand theft after being caught on video surveillance allegedly shoplifting $2,445 worth of merchandise from San Francisco's Neiman Marcus store.[32][33] She was sentenced to $180 fine and three years' probation and was ordered to stay more than 50 feet from the store. (2011)
Sheriff Joe
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Fate of The Weekly Standard is uncertain, editor tells staff
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New York (CNN Business)The fate of The Weekly Standard, the conservative magazine that has staked out a position as a publication on the right still critical of President Donald Trump, is uncertain, Editor-in-Chief Stephen Hayes told staff in a series of phone calls Tuesday, according to two people familiar with the matter.
The magazine's precarious position comes after its leadership spent months searching for a buyer, the people told CNN.
The people explained that The Weekly Standard's leadership had butted heads with MediaDC, the current parent company of the magazine, and that the two parties had agreed to allow Hayes to search for a new owner.
However, MediaDC recently informed The Weekly Standard's leadership that the company was no longer interested in a sale, the people said.
Instead, Ryan McKibben, the chairman of MediaDC, asked to meet with Hayes in a meeting tentatively scheduled for late next week, the people said. McKibben, they said, also requested the entire staff of The Weekly Standard be made available following the meeting.
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That request, coupled with MediaDC's Monday announcement that its other conservative news organization, The Washington Examiner, would be expanding its magazine into a weekly publication, has left The Weekly Standard's leadership worrying about the future of the magazine.
Employees at the magazine are bracing for the worst, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNN.
Alex Rosenwald, a spokesperson for MediaDC, told CNN in a phone call on Tuesday morning that he was not aware of The Weekly Standard's situation. Rosenwald said he was focused only on the marketing for the just-announced Washington Examiner Magazine. Rosenwald did not respond to an email or phone call on Tuesday afternoon requesting comment after CNN had learned of Hayes' phone calls to staffers.
Hayes also did not respond to emails on Monday and Tuesday requesting comment.
The Weekly Standard was founded in 1995 by Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes. During the presidency of George W. Bush it was widely considered to be aligned with the administration and larger forces of neoconservatism.
Under Hayes' leadership, The Weekly Standard has remained steadfast in its criticism of Trump. Supporters of Trump have lashed out at The Weekly Standard and its influence in Republican circles has dwindled.
But while The Weekly Standard's influence in Republican politics has declined, its web traffic has increased, people familiar with the data said.
The magazine has also earned praise for some of the recent work it has done. In November, for instance the magazine published audio of Republican Congressman Steve King telling attendees at a campaign event in Iowa that "there's plenty of dirt" coming from Mexico, apparently referring to Mexicans themselves
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New York (CNN Business)The fate of The Weekly Standard, the conservative magazine that has staked out a position as a publication on the right still critical of President Donald Trump, is uncertain, Editor-in-Chief Stephen Hayes told staff in a series of phone calls Tuesday, according to two people familiar with the matter.
The magazine's precarious position comes after its leadership spent months searching for a buyer, the people told CNN.
The people explained that The Weekly Standard's leadership had butted heads with MediaDC, the current parent company of the magazine, and that the two parties had agreed to allow Hayes to search for a new owner.
However, MediaDC recently informed The Weekly Standard's leadership that the company was no longer interested in a sale, the people said.
Instead, Ryan McKibben, the chairman of MediaDC, asked to meet with Hayes in a meeting tentatively scheduled for late next week, the people said. McKibben, they said, also requested the entire staff of The Weekly Standard be made available following the meeting.
Read More
That request, coupled with MediaDC's Monday announcement that its other conservative news organization, The Washington Examiner, would be expanding its magazine into a weekly publication, has left The Weekly Standard's leadership worrying about the future of the magazine.
Employees at the magazine are bracing for the worst, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNN.
Alex Rosenwald, a spokesperson for MediaDC, told CNN in a phone call on Tuesday morning that he was not aware of The Weekly Standard's situation. Rosenwald said he was focused only on the marketing for the just-announced Washington Examiner Magazine. Rosenwald did not respond to an email or phone call on Tuesday afternoon requesting comment after CNN had learned of Hayes' phone calls to staffers.
Hayes also did not respond to emails on Monday and Tuesday requesting comment.
The Weekly Standard was founded in 1995 by Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes. During the presidency of George W. Bush it was widely considered to be aligned with the administration and larger forces of neoconservatism.
Under Hayes' leadership, The Weekly Standard has remained steadfast in its criticism of Trump. Supporters of Trump have lashed out at The Weekly Standard and its influence in Republican circles has dwindled.
But while The Weekly Standard's influence in Republican politics has declined, its web traffic has increased, people familiar with the data said.
The magazine has also earned praise for some of the recent work it has done. In November, for instance the magazine published audio of Republican Congressman Steve King telling attendees at a campaign event in Iowa that "there's plenty of dirt" coming from Mexico, apparently referring to Mexicans themselves
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Media is a part of our duopoly.Fate of The Weekly Standard is uncertain, editor tells staff
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New York (CNN Business)The fate of The Weekly Standard, the conservative magazine that has staked out a position as a publication on the right still critical of President Donald Trump, is uncertain, Editor-in-Chief Stephen Hayes told staff in a series of phone calls Tuesday, according to two people familiar with the matter.
The magazine's precarious position comes after its leadership spent months searching for a buyer, the people told CNN.
The people explained that The Weekly Standard's leadership had butted heads with MediaDC, the current parent company of the magazine, and that the two parties had agreed to allow Hayes to search for a new owner.
However, MediaDC recently informed The Weekly Standard's leadership that the company was no longer interested in a sale, the people said.
Instead, Ryan McKibben, the chairman of MediaDC, asked to meet with Hayes in a meeting tentatively scheduled for late next week, the people said. McKibben, they said, also requested the entire staff of The Weekly Standard be made available following the meeting.
Read More
That request, coupled with MediaDC's Monday announcement that its other conservative news organization, The Washington Examiner, would be expanding its magazine into a weekly publication, has left The Weekly Standard's leadership worrying about the future of the magazine.
Employees at the magazine are bracing for the worst, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNN.
Alex Rosenwald, a spokesperson for MediaDC, told CNN in a phone call on Tuesday morning that he was not aware of The Weekly Standard's situation. Rosenwald said he was focused only on the marketing for the just-announced Washington Examiner Magazine. Rosenwald did not respond to an email or phone call on Tuesday afternoon requesting comment after CNN had learned of Hayes' phone calls to staffers.
Hayes also did not respond to emails on Monday and Tuesday requesting comment.
The Weekly Standard was founded in 1995 by Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes. During the presidency of George W. Bush it was widely considered to be aligned with the administration and larger forces of neoconservatism.
Under Hayes' leadership, The Weekly Standard has remained steadfast in its criticism of Trump. Supporters of Trump have lashed out at The Weekly Standard and its influence in Republican circles has dwindled.
But while The Weekly Standard's influence in Republican politics has declined, its web traffic has increased, people familiar with the data said.
The magazine has also earned praise for some of the recent work it has done. In November, for instance the magazine published audio of Republican Congressman Steve King telling attendees at a campaign event in Iowa that "there's plenty of dirt" coming from Mexico, apparently referring to Mexicans themselves
Bruddah IZ
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Like the PBS retraction of the Don Jr. story. How about the two View girls going at it today? Joy reminds me of a few of the catty fellows here. Bitter and ugly.
Bruddah IZ
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Has been since 2016. We still don’t know how many votes were hacked by the Russians to favor Trump. Nor whether what was known about Hillary, by the Russians, was not already known by American voters. And, whether and if the Russians did disclose information about Hillary, how many Americans changed their minds in the electoral process. These smart people crack me up.
Well I’ll be. The state of NC is not certifying the election result! And then there’s Wisconsin.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018...llegations-mark-harris-campaign-house-1045355
Rachel Madcow on her show last night took the TRUTH about Jeffery Epstein and
twisted what actually happened into a MADE UP NARRATIVE that implicated
President Donald J. Trump for his appointment of Acosta ( The Prosecutor ) !
I hope that MSNBC fires her promptly for what she did last night...! That was one
of the Filthiest Things I have ever witnessed !
SHE KNOWS WHO THE GUILTY PARTIES ARE AND YET SHE WILLINGLY
MISREPRESENTED THE TRUTH IN THE MOST GROTESQUE WAY POSSIBLE !!!!
Bruddah IZ
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Another Democrat displaying her intelligence