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What record early vote turnout means for Trump and Clinton Nearly 42 million Americans have already voted for president, casting their ballots before the FBI announced Sunday afternoon it stands by its July position to not recommend charges over Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. Early voters turned out in record numbers in key battleground states such as…

People may expect zombies to be wandering the streets on Halloween, but they certainly don’t expect them to start casting ballots a week later. Yet in Colorado, dead voters’ ballots are cropping up in the vote counts. CBS4, a Denver TV station, identified multiple cases of dead men and women in the state voting, with dozens of other deceased individuals…

The Reason Clinton World Is Waging War with James Comey The word of the weekend was “protocol.” In deciding to tell Congress about a new trove of e-mails that may or may not contain classified information and may or may not relate to Hillary Clinton, FBI director James Comey broke Justice Department protocol both by releasing information close to an…

Tom DeLay: ‘Almost 100’ Agents Threatened to Quit Over Clinton Email Probe FBI Director James Comey reopened the agency’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails last week because “almost 100” agents threatened to resign before next week’s election, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay told Newsmax TV. “A few weeks ago, almost 100 agents were threatening Comey that they were going…

How the FBI email review might scramble the swing states In some battlegrounds, there are unusually large percentages of undecided voters. Could the latest October surprise prod them off the fence? The first national polls taken in the immediate aftermath of the election’s latest October surprise suggest it’s having a limited impact on the presidential race so far. But there…

The ‘Transactional’ Nature of Clinton Inc. ‘Doug is very transactional.” This was an apt description of Doug Band, Bill Clinton’s longtime right-hand man and the figure at the center of the latest WikiLeaks revelation. The quote comes from an unnamed former White House colleague of Band’s in an illuminating 2013 New Republic profile by Alec MacGillis. Band, who touts himself…

Computer seized in Weiner probe prompts FBI to take new steps in Clinton email inquiry Newly discovered emails found on a computer seized during an investigation of disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner thrust the controversy over Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server back into the presidential campaign less than two weeks before the election. Officials said the discovery prompted…

Trump staffer on campaign’s private polling: “Nate Silver’s results have been similar to ours” – Hot Air If you wanted to know why Kellyanne Conway admitted last weekend that Trump is behind, here you go. It’s because he is, according to the campaign’s own data. Silver’s “polls-only” model gives Clinton an 84.7 percent chance of winning this morning, with a…

Why Evangelicals Calling for Trump to Withdraw Are Wrong Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump holds a rally with supporters in Council Bluffs, Iowa, U.S. September 28, 2016. It’s easy to understand why some evangelical public figures and publications have called on Donald Trump to withdraw from the Presidential race. Widely respected evangelical pastor John Piper’s call for both Trump and…

OK, I get it. The title of this article sounds conspiratorial and inflammatory. In fact, it sounds like a “shock” headline designed to get your attention. Who, after all, is this ambiguous “they” I’m referring to, and why are “they” coming for “you” — referring obviously to Christian leaders? And what, pray tell, are “they” coming to do to “you?”…

Last week, the Wall Street Journal wrote the following editorial about YouTube restricting access to 16 videos — down from 21 — created and posted online by my non-profit educational organization, Prager University: “YouTube thinks Dennis Prager’s videos may be dangerous.” Tech giants like Google and Facebook always deny that their platforms favor some viewpoints over others, but then they…