Seven states are holding primaries today. And Michigan, with 147 delegates – 125 of which will be allocated on the basis of today’s primary vote – is the biggest prize. So what you do in the voting booth, my fellow Michiganders, is going to be incredibly important. Given that Sanders has apparently ceded the south […]
By Mark | November 26, 2019
It looks as though we’ve just taken another big step toward addressing gerrymandering in the state of Michigan today, as U.S. District Court Judge Janet T. Neff thew out the case by the Michigan Republican Party to block the nonpartisan redistricting ballot initiative passed overwhelmingly by Michigan voters. 61% of the voters in Michigan voted […]
Yesterday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, appearing before the House Intelligence Committee, warned the American people that, if they aren’t stopped, members of the Russian intelligence service, working on behalf of Vladimir Putin, will surely attempt to influence the outcome of our next election, just as they did in 2016. Warning that, “(they’re still) doing it […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged #MoscowMitch, active measures, Cindy Hyde-Smith, disinformation, Election Assistance Commission, election hacking, election integrity, election security, electronic voting, Joe Scarborough, Mitch McConnell, paper ballots, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, Russian Active Measures Campaigns and Interference in the 2016 Election, SAFE Act, Securing America's Federal Elections, Senate Intelligence Committee, un-American, vote tampering |
By Mark | November 6, 2018
9:00 AM I’m home with a sick kid, so thing may not go as planned, but I’m hoping to vote soon, and then head back home to do some remote phone banking through Swing Left for Amy McGrath, the Democratic candidate for Kentucky’s 6th district, which covers Frankfort, where I lived as a baby, Georgetown, […]
Posted in Michigan, Politics, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged ACA, Adam Schiff, Amy McGrath, Andy LaBarre, Arlo, Atlanta, Bill Schuette, Black Panther Party, bowling, Brian Kemp, Clementine, Congress, Dave Trott, Debbie Stabenow, Devin Nunes, Donald Trump, Election Day, election interference, election reform, election results, elections, Elissa Slotkin, fake news, Georgia, get out the vote, Gretchen Driskell, Haley Stevens, health care, House Intelligence Committee, Jeff Irwin, Kansas, Kentucky, Kris Kobach, Landline, Lena Epstein, Michigan's 11th congressional district, Michigan's 7th Congressional District, Michigan's 8th Congressional District, midterm elections, Mike Bishop, Pennsylvania, Peter Larson, phone banking, Piss Alley Rollers, Pita Pita, play structure, Pod Save America, political violence, racism, Riverside Park, Rust Belt, Sidetrack, Snellville, Stacey Abrams, Swing Left, Ted Cruz, Tim Walberg, voter fraud, voter suppression, Wisconsin |
By Mark | October 28, 2018
Remember how, not so long ago, we were talking about how the Republicans, in a desperate attempt to remain in power and avoid being held responsible for their actions, had made a conscious decision to spread a false story about a bloodthirsty gang of would-be terrorists, funded by “globalists” (code word for Jews), making their […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic, asylum, caravans, Chris Farrell, conspiracy theory, eschewing responsibility, fake news, fascism, FOX News, Gab.com, George Soros, get out the vote, globalist, hate crime, HIAS, holocaust, Jews, Judicial Watch, Lou Dobbs, Lügenpresse, lying press, mass shootings, nationalism, Nazi, racism, right-wing extremism, Robert Bowers, Rose Mallinger, State Department, Tree of Life Synagogue, white nationalism, Zionist occupied government, ZOG |
