Sixteen Thirty’s Ballot Book
When dark money meets direct democracy, the rules of disclosure don’t stand a chance.
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When dark money meets direct democracy, the rules of disclosure don’t stand a chance.
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Coldwater, Kansas just re-elected a mayor who now faces six criminal charges for allegedly voting in multiple elections as a non-citizen.
Kansas Mayor Charged for Voting as a Non-Citizen Read More »
Operation Southern Spear is now one of the largest U.S. maritime campaigns in recent history — combining a carrier strike group, unmanned vessels, and new counter-terrorism authorities against Venezuelan-linked narcotics networks.
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When the rulebook for referees becomes the ball, the game isn’t football—it’s lawfare.
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Kamala Harris’s campaign gave Al Sharpton’s nonprofit $500K right before she appeared on his show for a glowing interview — and MSNBC says “we had no idea.”
Kamala Harris Bought a Friendly Interview Read More »
Across federal and state levels, legal institutions now treat political conflicts as prosecutable offenses. The same targets appear in multiple venues, each amplifying the others’ timelines and narratives. It’s a workflow designed to immobilize, not adjudicate.
How a 2023 state-supreme-court flip turned blueprints into ballots.
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The H-1B program wasn’t a merit system — it was a 30-year labor-arbitrage machine that suppressed wages and displaced U.S. workers. Project Firewall finally admits it.
When “fill in the date” becomes a civil-rights issue, you’re no longer counting votes — you’re manufacturing them.
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Wyoming accidentally created the Ocean’s Eleven of corporate-formation loopholes, and a mystery woman named “Lovette Dobson” used it to sign nearly 80,000 companies — including identity-theft shells, foreign-influence fronts, and counterfeit-shipping scams.
The Woman Who Filed America Read More »