The pay-to-playing field politi.co/4xeyt1l via @politico
"Third-person camera follows an artist creating a large black wood sculpture that looks like an artwork by the artist Louise Nev g.co/gemini/share/4f7c50eed5…
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If you want to understand why Trump won👇
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Hi Senator! 👋 Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum here. I’m surprised we have not crossed paths before given how much is wrong with your statement on Senate Bill 603 and the recent court rulings, but I am always excited to meet new people… 🧵
Well, it’s official. The Michigan Democrat party and controlled legislature are all in to steal elections this cycle. The Democrats just passed a law eliminating the board of Canvassers ability to investigate fraud in elections. Their bill also strips the board of their subpoena power to investigate fraud. All in the interest of ensuring that their potential to cheat this coming election will not be Investigated. Below SOS Benson was just overruled, for I believe, the fourth time by the courts on her dictatorial unconstitutional edicts that violate election law. It’s going to be a long hard slog to stop the Democrats cheating the cycle.
See Detroit News article below:
Michigan Judge axes SOS Benson’s 'presumption of validity' rule for absentee ballot signature verification
Yates, an appointee of Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, agreed with the RNC that the presumption language should be excised from the rules since the state constitution requires an absentee ballot envelope signature to be compared against the one in state records.
“Our constitution calls for a signature comparison without making a presumption for or against validity,” Yates wrote. “Similarly, the language in Michigan statutes precludes the application of a presumption of validity.”
Yates’ decision marks the second time a Michigan court has struck down guidance related to the presumed validity of signatures; in 2021, the Court of Claims ruled such guidance had not gone through the proper rulemaking process.
Check out this article from The Detroit News:
Mich. judge axes 'presumption of validity' rule for absentee ballot signature verification
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Know someone @peerlessnetwork? Their call center customer deluging me with MN number calls (up to 12 a day) is ignoring 3 dozen requests by me for Do Not Call. Looks bad for them because they care about DNC.
Foul ad escalates claims that Donald Trump ‘smells’ independent.co.uk/news/world…
School vouchers are a far right, mainly Christian, way to indoctrinate kids, starve public schools, and let the well-off grift. publicnotice.co/p/school-vou…
New York’s Best-Dressed Dogs Compete newyorker.com/video/watch/ne… via @newyorker






