Half a million 'ghosts' voted, Okiya Omtatah alleges
According to the activist, a number of Kiems kits were still transmitting data a day after voting was closed.
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According to the activist, a number of Kiems kits were still transmitting data a day after voting was closed.
Further dissected and the investigation continues, we will learn more and, hopefully, neil, learn some lessons from this so that something like this cannot be repeated in texas the or elsewhere. back to you. neil: casey stegall, thank you very much for that. meanwhile, in washington an odd confluence of events that shows the parties might be coming together to address guns in the country, the violence in the country that would be to each's liking. but finding that common ground and getting the time to act on it especially now as the memorial day recess commences, well, that's anyone's guess. c...
Of televised performance art, hayes favorite kind, flourished for four months, funded by trump supporters in the millions. we can't stress this enough. every day, every minute this show went on was another day, another minute the republicans normalized a takedown of our democracy. that's why their beltway contingent can stonewall investigations into what happened at our capitol, why they side with terrorists who chanted "hang mike pence," staining this historic building with gallows and racial slurs and terror and feces while ignoring how a supporter of the proud boys made threats against thei...
Massachusetts has spoken. when there is trouble in massachusetts, rest assured there is trouble everywhere. people do not want the trillion dollar health care plan that is being forced on the american people. >> republicans suddenly inspired by the words senator-elect, scott brown. he won by five points. that has both parties saying, if it can happen here, what's next for the president and the party? >> with the election of a republican u.s. senator scott brown, it robbed the democrats of that super majority of the senate. >> scott brown was going to oppose health care reform. and it became cl...