Judicial Watch talks about how a court in Pennsylvania has backed a rule: mail-in votes need a dated envelope. Some folks wanted to count undated votes, but the court disagreed. This ruling helps keep elections honest. It also makes us wonder about the counting of votes in the 2020 election.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fitton, head of Judicial Watch, criticizes how the Biden team manages the border. He says it’s causing more crime and illegal immigration. He’s also worried about 200,000 deportation cases being dismissed and lack of transparency. The text also talks about conservatives’ worries about unfair election rules and the need for fair elections. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch experts discuss the U.S. military’s declining strength due to outdated equipment and insufficient training. They highlight the growing threat from China and the need for immediate changes. The article also critiques current policies towards Israel and Iran, and calls for more accountability in the military. It’s a must-read for understanding our national security. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about Trump’s civil fraud case bond and how it is reduced to $175 million by a New York court, sparking debates about justice system fairness. Meanwhile, Netflix’s “Three Body Problem” earns a C+ rating. Despite its slow pace and plot holes, the show’s unique premise, set during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, intrigues viewers.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch and the Daily Caller News Foundation want to see Joe Biden’s Senate records, stored at the University of Delaware. The university said no because the records aren’t public and no taxpayer money was used for them. But, they might not be telling the truth. Now, Judicial Watch wants the case reopened, as Biden may have secret records he shouldn’t have.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about Alvin Bragg, a New York lawyer, wants to accuse Trump of a crime. He needs more time to get ready because he just got lots of papers about the case. The case is about money Trump gave to Stormy Daniels. Some folks think this should’ve been told as a campaign cost. Some see this as an unfair move against Trump by Democrats.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch, a group that helps keep voter lists accurate, found a problem in Illinois. They discovered that names of deceased people are still on the voter lists in 19 counties. This can cause issues, especially with mail-in ballots. So, Judicial Watch is taking legal action to get Illinois to fix their lists.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch, a law team, is suing Fani Willis and Fulton County. They said they had no chats with the January 6 committee and Jack Smith, but a letter from Willis shows they did. This makes us wonder if their investigation is honest or just political. This case is still happening and could be a big problem for Willis and Fulton County.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about important political topics. It covers the January 6th event, changes in the RNC, and election honesty. It also discusses a chat between President Trump and others about more National Guard soldiers, and why DC’s Mayor didn’t want them. The blog suggests that not having enough security led to violence. It also talks about a lawsuit for Ashley Babb …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch, a law group, is suing to see President Biden’s interview records. They think these could show if Biden’s memory is strong or weak, affecting his job as President. They also say Biden lied about not giving out secret info and that he’s unfairly protected by the Justice Department.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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