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Elections experts call on Justice Department to send monitors to Arizona audit

The Deep State seems to be hitting the panic button.
Cuomo Aides Spent Months Hiding Nursing Home Death Toll

“NEW YORK — The effort by Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office to obscure the pandemic death toll in New York nursing homes was far greater than previously known, with aides repeatedly overruling state health officials over a span of at least five months, according to interviews and newly unearthed documents.”
Judge rules Maricopa election audit can continue

A little good news this morning. Enjoy the 3-minute video.
NYT: Secret Recording of Iranian FM Reveals John Kerry Told Him About Israeli Strikes in Syria

“Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry allegedly informed Iran that Israel had carried out at least 200 covert strikes against Iranian targets, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif revealed in a leaked recording obtained by the New York Times.”
BREAKING: Effort to Recall Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom Has Enough Verified Signatures

“The California Secretary of State on Monday announced that counties have reached the threshold and confirmed at least 1,495,709 verified signatures.”
Minnesota narrowly hangs on to eighth congressional seat

“If New York had counted 89 more people, then it would have kept its seat and Minnesota would have lost one instead, a census official said during the presentation.”
Census: TX Gains 2 House Seats, CA, NY Lose One As US Political Map Is Redrawn

“The first set of results from the 2020 census are in, and reveal that the red state of Texas is set to gain two House seats, while California and New York will each lose one. This will bring the red state of Texas to a total of 38 seats and 40 electoral college votes - the 2nd highest behind California.”
TV Ratings: Oscars Plummet to Record Low, Down 58% Compared to Last Year

“The 93rd Academy Awards ceremony, broadcast live from both Union Station and the Dolby Theatre in L.A. on ABC, hit a staggering low. Per Nielsen Live+Same Day preliminary national numbers, an average of 9.85 million viewers tuned in on Sunday evening to watch a more intimate and stripped-down version of the Oscars in the midst of a pandemic. That’s a 58.3%, 13.75 million viewer drop-off from last year. The Academy’s third host-less show in a row scored a 1.9 rating among adults 18-49 in the fast national ratings, a 64.2% dip from 2020.”
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Zuckerberg Funded 2020 Election Grants in at Least 21 Pennsylvania Counties


