Georgia announces recount as voter fraud questions abound
'The final count in Georgia obviously has huge implications for the entire country,' explained Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
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Articles for Month: November 2020
Protests erupt across US in wake of questions about election results
Some protests were in favor of President Trump, others led by people from the left.
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How Dems are using ‘Biden vote dumps,’ late ballots to steal election: New analysis at The Federalist
'The only possible conclusion one can come to right now is that Democrats are trying to steal the election in the Midwest.'
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School board to release confidential report on faithful Catholic cleared after opposing gender ideology
The Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) has scheduled a special board meeting next Wednesday, when trustees will vote on a motion to release the report to the public and reopen debate on the complaints against Del Grande.
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Trudeau gov’t steps up plans to deliver 358 million COVID vaccine doses over two years
The federal government says the need for a large-scale logistics operation for vaccine delivery is 'being put in place by Canada as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.'
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Facebook deletes ‘Stop the Steal’ group concerned with election fraud
‘In just under 24 hours, 365,000 people all across the country’ had joined the group.
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Trump: ‘They’re trying to steal an election, and we can’t let that happen’
The president is prepared to take the battle against 'historic election interference' by 'big media, big money and big tech' all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Cardinal Nichols tells Catholics to obey UK govt.’s new order to lock down churches
The cardinal said that he believed that the laws ‘are not an attack on religious belief.’
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Fr. James Martin says not placing foster kids with gay couples is ‘homophobia’
The dissident priest suggested that religious liberty is used ‘as a cover for homophobia.’
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Undercover video seemingly shows postal worker agreeing to give ballots to stranger
The revelation follows Project Veritas’s coverage of a Michigan USPS whistleblower who says he and his colleagues were instructed to backdate late ballots so they could be wrongfully counted, as well as other allegations of fraud in Nevada including ballots from dead residents and bad addresses.
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