Tag Archives: Elections

“Integral to claims of vote rigging are electronic voting systems, or Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) Systems”

Posted on November 6, 2016 by ArchitectGuy

AMERICAN THINKER The Smell Test for a Rigged Election by Marcus Ahn November 8, 2016 In a normal election year, questions about rigging the vote would be dismissed as a matter of tinfoil hat and conspiracy mongering. But this, of … Continue reading →

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#Palestinian Elections: “decision to conceal the names and photos of female candidates is seen in the context of the increased “Islamization” of Palestinian society”

Posted on September 5, 2016 by ArchitectGuy

GATESTONE The Invisible (Female) Palestinians by Khaled Abu Toameh September 5, 2016 In a move that has outraged Palestinian women and various Palestinian factions, a number of Palestinian lists contesting the upcoming local elections, scheduled to take place on October … Continue reading →

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CONFIRMED WITH 99% OF VOTE — BOOM! Netanyahu win over Herzog NOT EVEN CLOSE!

Posted on March 17, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

THE RIGHT SCOOP by Staff March 17, 2015 All of the polling and exit poll data have showed a very close race between Netanyahu’s Likud party and Herzog’s Zionist Union party. It’s been said that it’s too close to call … Continue reading →

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Every vote counts in this crucial election

Posted on March 12, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

JERUSALEM POST by Isi Leibler March 12, 2015 Voters should avoid casting their ballot for centrist parties that essentially subcontract their votes to individuals who will employ them primarily for personal ambition. The wretched state of Israeli politics and this … Continue reading →

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Jewish voters waking up to GOP’s appeal

Posted on November 12, 2014 by ArchitectGuy

THE HILL by Paul Miller November 12, 2014 Election Day 1984 is regarded as a historic moment in my family. It’s the day my grandmother of blessed memory, Ida Miller, went into the voting booth with my father and told … Continue reading →

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