Has a lot been covered-up in the election fraud lawsuits brought against Dominion Voting Systems? Here’s a look at one such suit filed by whistleblower Patrick Byrne, represented by attorney Peter Ticktin, a former classmate of President Donald Trump. Why all the secrecy?
Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner is in hot water after a federal judge said Krasner may have broken the law. U.S. District Judge Paul S, Diamond wants charges of conspiracy and obstruction of justice brought against Krasner. The judge also revealed what he called troubling and potentially illegal actions by one of Krasner’s top supervisors — Matthew Stiegler.
Also on the docket: Another look at the contentions surrounding Missouri’s Congressional districts. How have they been drawn and who wants them changed? Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
* Vice President JD Vance announced a massive new federal crackdown targeting suspected fraud in pandemic-era small-business programs. The Small Business Administration (SBA) says nearly 870,000 borrowers tied to an estimated $39 billion in suspected fraud are being suspended from future SBA loans and assistance. The cases involve programs including PPP (the Paycheck Protection Program) and COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loans and stretch across much of the country.
* Vance, speaking in Kansas City, Mo., appeared alongside Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel and SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler, emphasizing that the effort goes beyond simply identifying questionable loans. Vance said people proven to have defrauded taxpayers should lose future access to government-backed programs, while federal officials indicated criminal investigations and prosecutions will continue. Importantly, being suspended or flagged does not itself mean someone has been convicted of fraud.
* Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is challenging the Trump administration over immigration policy, including changes affecting how an immigrant’s use of public benefits can factor into visa and green-card decisions. Mamdani argues the policy could discourage legally eligible immigrant families from obtaining food and healthcare assistance. The administration argues immigration policy should place greater emphasis on financial self-sufficiency. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.
Alleged “Pipe Bomber” Brian Cole files Motion to DISMISS! (DISMISS THIS!)
USPS Audit Confirms Mail-In Ballots are a DISASTER! (BALLOT FRAUD!)
Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
Robert Gouveia returned with a late-night edition. A Trump-appointed federal judge just destroyed a desperate Democrat scheme to steal a Missouri congressional seat. This triggered an explosive Constitutional showdown as the state Supreme Court threatens the Secretary of State with contempt.
In what could be a harbinger of voter sentiments this fall, U.S. Rep. Cory Bush of Missouri got curb-stomped last night. By a margin of about 2 to 1, Wesley Bell defeated Bush in the 1st Congressional district, covering much of St. Louis.
Bush becomes the second member of The Squad, the far-left group of progressives in the U.S. House, to endure a primary defeat this year. Earlier this summer, Jamaal Bowman lost bis bid for re-election in New York.
Elsewhere, Michigan Democrats preferred the far-left leaning Senate candidate, physician Abdul El-Sayed. He ran ahead of his more moderate opponent Haley Stevens, but by a slender margin — roughly 49 percent to 47 percent.
El-Sayed will face a tough battle this fall against Republican Mike Rogers. Here’s data analyst Harry Enten on CNN explaining why far-left Democrats are vanquishing more of their moderate colleagues.