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29 Oct 2024

Virginia Files Voter Rolls Appeal

Official ACLJ’s Jordan Sekulow reports that the state of Virginia has filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court to stop the Biden-Harris Administration’s blatant election interference to keep noncitizens on the state’s voting rolls.

The emergency motion before the land’s highest court seeks to remove around 6,000 people from the voter rolls, who may be lawful residents, but checked the box that they are not legal citizens of the U.S. The Official ACLJ legal team is also expected to file briefs in the case. Sekulow elaborates, plus discusses the dueling rallies in the presidential campaign and the latest polls.

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03 Sep 2024

DS Being Taken Down Publicly

Whether you believe it or not, the fall of the Deep State is actually happening now. On The Fringe’s Dan RadioStyle says change is upon us and we are walking through this part of history as we speak.

RadioStyle says that not only are things happening, they are occurring outside of Deep State control. A case in point is the disarray of the Harris-Walz campaign, which is stuck in the mud. Then there’s the shenanigans in corrupt Brazil, where the Supreme Court has just banned X.

RadioStyle explains how Elon Musk has taken the affront of the ban personally and is dead set on exposing whom he calls “fake justice” Alexandre de Moraes and his long list of criminal activity. More from On The Fringe.

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10 Aug 2024

Harris Rally More Of A Fizzle

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz traveled to Wayne, Michigan, to give their first campaign rally that wasn’t primarily a concert — like the free event in Atlanta, Georgia, featuring Megan Thee Stallion. The Michigan event hardly classifies as a presidential rally, more of a campaign fizzle. Instead of hundreds or thousands of well-wishers, the rally attracted a tiny turnout, say, a few dozen supporters.

True, this wasn’t a full-scale public rally, but billed as a specialized gathering for members and retirees from the United Auto Workers. Still, the UAW has more than 350,000 members across Michigan, so at least 500 or 1,000 of them could have shown up, not a crowd more fit for a county sheriff or city councilor. Just shows, no matter how the fake news tags them, this leftist presidential campaign is running on fumes. Here’s more stateofdaniel.

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