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13 Apr 2021 A majority of likely voters, including a majority of black voters, do not believe voter identification laws discriminate, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Tuesday found. Prominent leftists across the board — from President Biden to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) — have described basic election integrity measures, such as the recent law signed in Georgia, as forms of suppression. Schumer went as far as deeming state election integrity efforts “one of the greatest threats we have to modern democracy in America.” “Some of these voter suppression laws in Geor...

'Jim Crow' political analogies need to stop Constant use of hysterical racialized language has consequences Follow Us Question of the Day ANALYSIS/OPINION: We need a new rule. Just as no modern political leader is “Hitler,” no current U.S. government policy is “Jim Crow.”  By this point, every Internet kid is familiar with Godwin’s Law: That, as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of one or more participants being compared to Hitler/the Nazis approaches 100%. But, here’s the thing: The second “clause” of the law — per U.S. lawyer Bill ...

The big lie works — until it doesn’t. The big lie in this case is Joe Biden’s charge that the changes in Georgia election law passed by the majority-Repu

Rush Busts the Democrats on Their Big Lie About Voter ID Apr 12, 2021 JASON: Now it is Georgia, and the lies continue — the gaslighting continues — and here’s what Rush had to say about that and voter ID. RUSH: Barack Hussein O, the president of the United States, in another sound bite culled from the Al Sharpton Show admitted that voter ID laws do not stop black people from voting. Now, that just undercuts one of the primary premises of the Democrat Party. “Oh, no we can’t have voter ID laws. Why, that’s racist. That’s stacking the index against black people.

Changing our form of government Have you heard the saying “I vote for the person, not the party”? The meaning is that it is more important to vote for a person with good character and values that are aligned with mine, than considering their political party. Once elected, the candidate is expected to represent their constituents rather than their party. One can debate this approach, but if the idea once had merit, it is no longer true. There was a time when there was room in each political party for diversity of thought and position. Liberal, middle of the road, and conservatives could be...