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Following Bombshell Report, AZ Attorney General Directs Maricopa County to Turn Over Mail-In Ballot Signature Files

A study by the Election Systems Integrity Institute found that Maricopa County's mail-in ballot signature verification system is flawed.

By Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal March 22, 2022

Immigrations and Customs Enforcement reportedly deported 63 percent fewer criminal illegal aliens in fiscal year 2021 than in the previous year.

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ICE Data Shows Large Drop In Criminal Illegal Aliens Being Deported Under Biden: Report

Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported an all-time low number of illegal aliens in fiscal year 2021, claiming it is prioritizing violent criminals.

By Randy DeSoto March 18, 2022

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At Least 200K Mismatched Signatures: Study of 2020 Maricopa County Ballot Envelopes Points to Flawed System

Shiva Ayyadurai told The Western Journal that people on the left and right agree that the signature verification process is flawed.

By Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal March 17, 2022

On Tuesday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg went on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” to discuss Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s claim that spending reduces debt.

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Buttigieg Backs Pelosi's Bizarre Argument Government Spending Reduces National Debt, Inflation

"It’s a fiscal policy success that our economy is growing and growing in a better way than most any other developed country," Buttigieg said.

By Randy DeSoto March 17, 2022

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While Americans Pay Record Gas Prices, Lawmakers Give Their Offices Massive Budget Increase

I'm sure Americans will be very relieved to know that the morale of congressional staffers and Capitol Police officers has improved.

By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal March 15, 2022

In a speech on Monday, President Joe Biden blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin for America's rising inflation and gas prices.

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Biden: Spending Hundreds of Billions of Fed-Printed Money Does Not Cause Inflation

President Joe Biden claimed that Democrats' policies have not contributed to the nation experiencing its highest inflation rate in 40 years.

By Randy DeSoto March 15, 2022

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Michigan Election Official Charged with Ballot Tampering, Allegedly Stopped Votes from Being Counted

The local official wanted to ensure there would be no recount in her 2020 Democratic primary reelection race, prosecutors allege.

By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal March 15, 2022

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China Draws Red Line for the World After Seeing Russia's Invasion Bogged Down by International Response

China is unapologetic about warning Western powers not to interfere with any course it might take to bring Taiwan under its control.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 13, 2022

Democrats Move to Cut Iowa's First-in-the-Nation Election Status, State Simply Not Diverse Enough

After holding the honored first-in-the-nation election status, Iowa could now be punished for not fitting the mold of the Democratic Party.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 13, 2022

GOP Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake appears with former President Donald Trump at a rally outside Phoenix on Jan. 15.

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Kari Lake Files Brief with AZ Supreme Court in Suit Challenging Use of Drop Boxes, Early Voting

'Lake is fighting against the unconstitutional voting practices that have plagued Arizona for years,' her campaign said.

By Randy DeSoto March 11, 2022

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Montana Takes Matters Into Own Hands, Restarts Dormant Oil Wells Amid Biden's Gas Price Explosion

In response to rapidly rising gas prices, the Montana Petroleum Association is reopening a series of dormant oil wells.

By Michael Austin, The Western Journal March 10, 2022

Special Counsel Michael Gableman, right, appeared on Tucker Carlson, left, on Tuesday to discuss widespread voter fraud in Wisconsin during the 2020 election.

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Top Wisconsin Election Fraud Investigator Tells Carlson of 100% Voting Rates in Nursing Homes

"The fact is that there was [election fraud] and the more you dig, the more you’re likely to find," Fox host Tucker Carlson said.

By Randy DeSoto March 10, 2022

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Texas Election Officials Forced to Resign After Discovery of 10K Uncounted Ballots

Texas Republican Gov. Gregg Abbott summed up the problem in a Twitter post: 'There are 254 counties in TX. Only 1 got it wrong.'

By Christine Favocci, The Western Journal March 9, 2022

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden announced a U.S. ban on Russian oil imports.

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Biden Announces Ban on Russian Oil but Does Not Change Course on Increasing Domestic Production

Biden is holding fast to the policies that curtailed the domestic oil production highs seen during the Trump administration.

By Randy DeSoto March 8, 2022

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Breaking: Price of Gas Reaches the Highest in US History, Blows Past 2008 Record

Gas prices have reached a new all-time high, with the war in Ukraine shutting off Russian natural gas and Biden refusing to pump American gas.

By Richard Moorhead, The Western Journal March 7, 2022

President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, on March 11, 2021.

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Biden Seeks $22 Billion More in COVID Relief, Even as Cases Drop Precipitously

"Without additional resources, we won’t be able to secure the treatments, vaccines and tests Americans need in coming months and fight future variants."

By Randy DeSoto March 4, 2022