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Alaska Judge Overrules Election Officials, Lets 'Fake' Dan Sullivan Stay On Ballot
Alaska Judge Overrules Election Officials, Lets 'Fake' Dan Sullivan Stay On Ballot
A retired elementary school teacher from Petersburg just punched his ticket back onto Alaska's Republican U.S. Senate primary ballot after he was accused of being a deliberate spoiler and struck from the ballot.
Dan Sullivan of Petersburg announced his campaign for the U.S. Senate on May 29 to challenge incumbent U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan. (Photo courtesy of Dan Sullivan)
Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews ruled late Friday that the Alaska Division of Elections had no legal right to disqualify Daniel...
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Britain's Speech Police: How The State Learned To Fear Its People
Britain's Speech Police: How The State Learned To Fear Its People
Authored by Paul Birch via The Daily Sceptic,
Many of us in Britain still flatter ourselves that we live in a free country. Although the UK isn't quite a police state (not yet anyway), neither is it a country in which the individual can any longer speak without glancing over his or her shoulder. The old compact of a liberal society was simple - the state punished genuine criminality, while opinion was left to the rough justice of argument, satire...
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