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As Donald Trump takes on the Republican establishment, Democrats and the mainstream media, he’s telling supporters they’re fighting against a “rigged” system, rife with voter fraud and those eager to protect the status quo. The left, predictably, says this type of talk is “dangerous” to the integrity of our electoral system, and then glibly asks

LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Republican Party is poised to oust one of its state leaders for her refusal to support presidential candidate Donald Trump, a spokeswoman said Monday. Ronna Romney McDaniel, the party chairwoman, gave tea party activist Wendy Day a chance to fall in line with the GOP ticket or resign. But Day

Washington (dpa) – A US Democrat who launched a bipartisan fundraising campaign for a vandalized Republican Party office in the state of North Carolina said he raised more than 13,000 dollars in a matter of hours. “GOAL MET!” David Weinberger, the Massachusetts native who launched the campaign, wrote early Monday on Twitter. “It took less

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The three men charged in connection with the slaying of 15-year-old Trinity Gay admitted to firing handguns multiple times early Sunday in the parking lot of Cook Out restaurant in Lexington, Ky., where the girl was shot in the neck, according to court records. Witnesses told police that people in two cars

PHILADELPHIA — Donald Trump continued to declare Monday — without evidence and as fellow Republicans distance themselves from the claim — that “large-scale voter fraud” is happening in the Nov. 8 general election for president. A group of elected officials from Philadelphia gathered in City Hall on Monday to rebut the Republican presidential nominee’s claim,

Cincinnati, Ohio (dpa) – Ohio has a reputation as the US state that picks the country’s presidents. Since 1896, Ohio voters have failed to favour the winning candidate only twice – in 1944 and 1960. This has earned it a reputation as a bellwether state, a fact so well known that books have been written

Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton rips Donald Trump during a video conference of the Laborers’ International Union of North America (Photo: screenshot) In just three weeks, American voters might just “unleash Hellary” on the nation – electing a president known to fly into foul-mouthed fits of rage, hurl dangerous objects at people’s heads, physically

In an “unbiased” media, why is it permissible to report allegations of improper behavior against one candidate but not another? Why can information on one be dredged up from the past, but not the other? We’re all hearing an endless diatribe about Trump’s sexual escapades, but what are we hearing about Hillary Clinton? For example,

Op-ed: He didn’t name the Jews in his West Palm Beach speech on Thursday. But perhaps he didn’t have to By David Horovitz It’s desperation time for Donald Trump. He’s alienated ever wider swaths of the American voting public — war heroes and immigrants and Muslims and the disabled and women and… He’s flailing in