No Election Fraud or Election Fraud Everywhere? – Part 2
In part 1 of this article I examined the evidence for and against election fraud across these United States, concluding that to dismiss it is foolish.
Andrew Piziali is a retired design verification engineer who describes himself as a Yankee who got to Texas as fast as he could. He came to TNM through its Collin County chapter and now writes from Prescott, Arizona, out of what he calls a passion for Jesus Christ and liberty. He follows independence movements abroad, especially Catalonia and Matabeleland in Zimbabwe, and he's written a two-part series on election fraud.
17 stories
In part 1 of this article I examined the evidence for and against election fraud across these United States, concluding that to dismiss it is foolish.
We’ve seen claims by the right of rampant election fraud, while the left claims there is none, or at least that it is negligible.
Two workers from Senator Ted Cruz’s campaign staff were hospitalized yesterday after being exposed to a powdery substance sent in a package to a Houston campaign location, an event happening shortly after...
“Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed.” With those words, on July 20, 1969 Apollo 11 Commander Neil Armstrong uttered the first words from the surface of a celestial body.
A common objection to Texas independence is that our economy cannot support itself independent of the United States. Let’s put that myth to rest once and for all.
If you’re a native Texan, you may have never paid attention to those ubiquitous “Drive Friendly—The Texas Way” signs.
Last fall, as Hurricane Harvey dumped the last of its 60 inches of rain on the drenched Texas Gulf coast, volunteers from all over the Union poured in to help beleaguered Texans.
Last month the nearly four decade dynasty of Robert Gabriel Mugabe came to an end, beginning a new era in the history of Zimbabwe.
Last week the U.S. House passed the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” its first major revision to the U.S. tax code since 1986.
In this two-part article on Catalonia, South Tyrol and Austria, we are examining disparate independence movements while highlighting a unifying theme. Part 1 covered Catalonia and South Tyrol.
While Catalonia continues to pursue complete autonomy from Spain, some in South Tyrol are aiming to return to their cultural roots in Austria.
Earlier this year I covered the history of the Matabeleland independence movement in my article “Let My People Go.”