On December 11, the Arizona Republican Party and the Republican National Committee filed a lawsuit in Arizona state court against the Secretary of State. The lawsuit argues that the Secretary of State did not have the authority to let No Labels change its name. See this story. The case is Republican National Committee v Fontes, Superior Court, Maricopa County, cv2025-065841.
Thanks to Teri Ann Hourihan for the link.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/breaking-jack-smith-claims-had-164544128.html
tyrant trump — 2020 election felon or what ???
https://apnews.com/article/trump-plaques-presidential-walk-fame-e6b496f68862f4b678bbe608a0efde95
ONE MORE THING TO BLAST / CHANGE EACH 4 YEARS ???
If there’s one thing both ruling party Establishments still agree on, it’s making life difficult for third/minor parties for daring to even exist.
Ballot access laws are a state licensing system for candidates to receive votes on the official state ballot. The ballot is treated as a state monopoly utility controlled by incumbents to prevent competition and monopolize legal authority in two and only two particular slates selected by two parties. The ballot is one-way street with two lanes for Democrats and Republicans, the incumbent parties, and all alternatives must pay a high price for a license to walk in the gutters.
https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/12/microsoft-will-finally-kill-obsolete-cipher-that-has-wreaked-decades-of-havoc/
MS – LESS CODE ROT / MORE SECURITY
FOR WEBSITE MASTERS
Getting rid of ballots gets rid of the problem.
Looks like they could use a Standing Eight Count:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eaXgcVMsJo
Requires age verification.