5 GOP Representatives filed a lawsuit in Pennsylvania challenging a “directive” from the Secretary of State on how to count votes.
The House Judiciary Committee released a report explaining how America has been infiltrated with “1.7 MILLION National Security Threats.”
Elon Musk called out Pete Buttigieg over FEMA’s failures and interference in the Helene recovery efforts. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
After Judge Peter Thompson issued a decision ruling against Kari Lake’s election challenge, Katie Hobbs filed a request for sanctions, demanding nearly $600,000 in costs.
Kari Lake filed her response and we review Judge Thompson’s order. Will Kari Lake file an appeal?
Townhall journalist Rachel Alexander reacts to the Arizona news and Marc Elias does a victory lap while he reflects on his year of litigation. More from Robert Gouveia, Esquire.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Late Tuesday night, Judge Thompson struck down Hobbs’ request for sanctions. He ruled Lake must pay $33,000 in legal fees, but not the half-million-dollars-plus that Hobbs requested for sanctions.)
Arizona isn’t the only location where election fraud has been rampant. There’s also Georgia. Now, there are inklings we could see a major scandal erupting yet over the 2020 Presidential election and the late-night vote counts coming from Fulton County, home of Atlanta.
Badlands Daily says one of the individuals at the center of the Fulton County vote-counting, Ruby Freeman, might be prepared to flip and disclose illicit activities involving that vote. There are also whiffs surrounding Trevian Kutti, a publicist for Kanye West as well as R. Kelly, and her dealings with Freeman.
Flash forward to the 47-minute mark for the main thrust of what’s afoot. The earlier part of the show covers other issues. Badlands Daily is home to Jon Herold, as well as CannCon, seen here. Herold is better known as Patel Patriot.
Republicans have gained another five seats in the U.S. House. Among the latest declared GOP winners: John James in Michigan, Zach Nunn in Iowa, Anna Paulina Luna in Florida and Anthony D’Espocito in New York.
All told, in the House, Republicans have reached 211 seats. They need only another 7 seats to wrest away a clear House majority from the Democrats. Counting is still under way on 32 seats.
In the Senate, Republicans now lead 49 to 48 seats, with three races — in Arizona, Nevada and Georgia — still left to be determined. Republicans hold a clear lead in Nevada and trail slightly in Arizona. Georgia will hold a Senate run-off election on Dec. 6.
So, despite early pessimism, it appears the Republicans will gain control of both the Senate and House, although by slim majorities. Here with an update is Steve Turley.
