After a hard-fought and divisive election year, it’s time to rebuild America’s middle class — but to do it we need to make sure the lessons from this campaign stick.
A Complaint has been filed against right-wing extremist Bonn Clayton which could lead to state and federal criminal charges against him and his conspirators for election fraud in the name of Minnesota Republicans.
Clayton and others were accused of falsely indicating that seven judicial candidates had the backing of the Republican Party of Minnesota.
A self-described "Libertarian Republican," Eric Dondero has penned an article titled "The End of Liberty in America" where he whines, freaks out and has a complete meltdown over President Obama's win on election day. He begins with "Time to tell any Democrats you know to f*ck off and die." He continues on and vows to *UNFRIEND* all Democrats on Facebook and vows to never speak to liberal friends or family...ever again!
Completely outrageous.
On Election Day, Leo Kim, 34, drove a group of elderly Korean Americans to the polls in Annandale, VA., a Washington suburb. They quickly found themselves in a scene out of the Jim Crow era.
Time magazine's Michael Scherer talked with a group of Obama campaign advisers this past weekend, and provided an inside look at some of the data and targeting tactics behind the president's re-election. The article touches on many different aspects of the campaign's data operation, from television advertising to campaign insiders' wagers about which email subject lines would be most successful.
It's no secret that an organized, well-coordinated effort to make it harder to vote threatened to disenfranchise up to five million Americans on Tuesday.
But it turns out that voting rights advocates were organized and well-coordinated, too.
Shocking New Footage of the Polling Place Ordeal of the most African-American District in Virginia's Prince William County
According to Woodbridge District Supervisor Frank Principi, Virginia law requires that one voting machine be assigned per 750 registered voters. By contrast, Maryland law requires one voting machine per 200 registered voters. This polling place did not appear to adhere to Virginia's law, with only six voting machines and over 5,000 registered voters.
Cathy CockrellEARC researchers Karin Mac Donald and Bonnie Glaser — with poll-worker training materials from 58 California counties. (Cathy Cockrell/NewsCenter photos)About a million Americans — 100,000 of them in California — will spend Election Day ...
