Trump’s Own Researchers Found Only Tiny Fraction Of ‘Dead’ Votes

Donald Trump has alleged that "thousands" of votes cast in the 2020 election were done in the names of dead voters. Turns out just a tiny percentage of that occurred.
Donald Trump (screen capture)
For years now, Donald Trump has alleged that “thousands” of votes cast in the 2020 election were fraudulent ballots cast in the name of dead people. For instance, in a phone call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on January 2, 2021, Trump claimed “close to 5,000 people” had voted in dead people’s names. But it turns out researchers paid by the Donald found only a tiny fraction of that. Continue reading “Trump’s Own Researchers Found Only Tiny Fraction Of ‘Dead’ Votes”

Brothers Osbourne + Tennessee Lt. Gov. Asked To Resign + More News

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Some news items you might have missed: • Instinct Magazine: John Osborne, of the Grammy Award winning duo Brothers Osborne, recently shared he was ready to fight for his brother when TJ Osborne publicly came out as gay. Continue reading “Brothers Osbourne + Tennessee Lt. Gov. Asked To Resign + More News”

Conservative Activist Short-Circuits When Asked To Define ‘Woke’

Bethany Mandel rails against “wokeness” but can’t explain what it means
Conservative columnist Bethany Mandel found herself at a loss for words during an appearance on The Hill’s morning program “Rising” when cohost Briahna Joy Gray asked to define the word “woke” means. Continue reading “Conservative Activist Short-Circuits When Asked To Define ‘Woke’”

New Mexico Approves LGBTQ Protections + Stormy Daniels + More

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Some news items you might have missed: • The Hill:  New Mexico lawmakers have passed legislation to update the state’s anti-discrimination law by adding explicit protections for LGBTQ people. Continue reading “New Mexico Approves LGBTQ Protections + Stormy Daniels + More”

Human Rights Campaign Settles Lawsuit Brought By Former President

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation's most prominent LGBTQ advocacy organization, has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by the organization's former president, Alphonso David.
Alphonso David, former president of the Human Rights Campaign (screen capture)
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s most prominent LGBTQ advocacy organization, has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by the organization’s former president, Alphonso David. David had alleged the group fired him in 2021 due to racial discrimination. Continue reading “Human Rights Campaign Settles Lawsuit Brought By Former President”