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>> laura: im laura ingraham, this is the "the ingraham angle," thank you for being with us tonight. how to save democracy is the focus of tonights angle. the most dangerous people in the united states tonight, they are not donald trump supporters. most dangerous people in the united states are those suggesting that somehow a court can vaporize the candidacy of the leading presidential contender and not do damage to the country and its institutions. >> it is encouraging to see the rule ...

>> laura: im laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thank you as always for being with us tonight. how to save democracy. thats the focus of tonights angle. ♪ the most dangerous people in the united states tonight, they are not donald trump supporters the most dangerous people in the united states tonight are those who are suggesting that somehow a court can just vaporize the candidacy of the leading presidential contender and not do long-term damage to the country and its ins...

senate candidate don bolduc. thats more than bolduc spent on his own campaign. dems are trying to give incumbent democrat maggie hassan what they think will be an easier opponent in november. the states republican governor says this. >> in some of these races theyll get what they asked for, they really are. they will get what you could call extreme candidates winning in november because people are fed up with inflation, fed up with gas prices. it is a horrible strategy. i just think th...

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is looking to begin by January 2025 the registration of the gadgets to be used by Filipinos abroad for internet voting.

B.C. has rejected Internet voting over security concerns. The District of North Vancouver wants to revisit the issue for municipal elections.

EXCLUSIVE: On Heels of Diebold/Premier Purchase, Canadian E-Voting Firm Dominion Also Acquires Sequoia, Lies About Chavez-Ties in Announcement

On "The PBS NewsHour," they could barely manage a two-minute story on the House Judiciary Committee's intensive questioning of AG Garland.

 

A special bucket of opprobrium should go to what they call "public broadcasting," PBS and NPR.

Attorney General Merrick Garland offered a “fiery defense” in a “grueling hearing” of a House Judiciar