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Think Democrat Machine Isn't Planning on Rigging the Primaries & Election? – News With Views - Vimarsana News

Think Democrat Machine Isn't Planning on Rigging the Primaries & Election? – News With Views

Religion, just like race, should not be a factor in electing someone to office.  Allegedly 46% of CINO’s (Catholics in name only) voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and 47% for dirty old man, Biden, in 2020.  Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy (net worth $630 million) is a Hindu, same as Tulsi Ga

Bidenomics: Selling Bull Manure - Vimarsana News

Bidenomics: Selling Bull Manure

But, that’s only part of what’s killing the economy.  The cauldron has been boiling for years and it IS going to blow up.  I want Americans to be warned so they aren’t bulldozed like 2008 because this time it will make 2008 look like prosperity.  My recent column, Can Banks Dump the Fed? has importa

A Possible Seventeenth Amendment Conflict Is Looming In Kentucky - Vimarsana News

A Possible Seventeenth Amendment Conflict Is Looming In Kentucky

Can the Kentucky legislature constrain the Governor's authority to fill a Senate vacancy?

Source: reason.com
A Possible Seventeenth Amendment Conflict Is Looming In Kentucky - Vimarsana News

A Possible Seventeenth Amendment Conflict Is Looming In Kentucky

The Seventeenth Amendment provides that each state shall have two senators, elected through popular elections. But what if a vacancy arises through death,…

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Is There a Progressive Case for a New Constitutional Convention? - Vimarsana News

Is There a Progressive Case for a New Constitutional Convention?

Concerns over the risks of an Article V convention have led to nearly universal opposition on the left. But a growing number of progressive scholars are asking whether it's wise to take the