Folks, we’ve peeled back the shadows on Nevada’s election mess, from Solomon’s mind-blowing data patterns to Pastor Andy’s courtroom battles and those Colorado spreadsheet shuffles that mirror our own machine deceptions. Now, it’s time to turn outrage into action. This isn’t just about reading, it’s about fighting back to protect
We’ve journeyed through a wild ride, folks, from bloated voter rolls purging 162,000 names post-2024, to DOJ’s 2025 data grabs under Trump, Edward Solomon’s identical ratio bombshells in Washoe and Clark (like those repeating 58.3% patterns suggesting algorithms at play), his exposes on phantom batches and flips using STUV see-saws
A 29-year-old man is facing federal charges in connection with the armed robbery of an armored truck outside a Las Vegas bank in July. Court records state that Devonte Devon Jackson appeared in federal court Thursday after being accused of stealing approximately $327,620 at gunpoint from an armored truck in
Folks, we’ve come a long way in this series, peeling back layers of Nevada’s election woes from bloated voter rolls to Edward Solomon’s uncanny identical ratios and see-saw patterns. Now, let’s tie it all together with a fresh scandal bubbling up from Colorado that hits too close to home for
A stabbing in southeast Las Vegas early Thursday left one person dead and another in critical condition. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reported the incident occurred just after 6:30 a.m. in the 5100 block of East Tropicana Avenue. Officers responding to the scene found two people on the ground.
From those dismissed lawsuits we just vented about, let’s broaden to what keeps Nevadans up at night: Universal mail-ins leading to harvesting, where activists collect ballots door-to-door, risking coercion. In 2020, Nevada expanded it, and complaints spiked, over 1,000 reports of irregularities, per state data. Add border issues: With federal
Tying into that Voter ID push from last time, it’s maddening how efforts to fix our system often die in court. Story time: In 2024, Republicans sued over Nevada’s voter rolls, claiming improper maintenance let inactives linger. A federal judge dismissed it twice, citing lack of evidence, despite Clark’s 100,000+
In a high-stakes battle over the sanctity of Nevada’s 2024 General Election, registered voter Andy Thompson has filed a forceful response in federal court, pushing back against the Secretary of State’s attempts to dismiss his case. With a hearing set for this Thursday, August 14, Thompson’s lawsuit demands immediate action
Nevada’s two largest school districts have made it clear: federal immigration officers will not be allowed on campus without a judicial warrant. Clark County School District Superintendent Jhone Ebert told local media that principals have been trained to call district police and legal counsel before allowing Immigration and Customs Enforcement
After ditching machines for paper as we discussed, the next logical step is verifying who’s actually voting. Enter Nevada’s Voter ID initiative, like Question 7 on the 2024 ballot, which aimed to amend our constitution for photo ID at polls and ID numbers on mail-ins. Though it faced hurdles, let’s