Ten Years of Blogging: Voter Fraud in Ohio 2008-2009
In 2009, I covered some voting shenanigans by Obama supporters in Ohio. Three individuals were eventually convicted for voting illegally in Ohio (click this link for the posts). In essence, out of state Obama volunteers came to Ohio to get out the vote and vote illegally in the state because Ohio was considered a swing…
Read MoreLeague of the South Defends Man Who Inspired Charleston Church Killer Dylann Roof
Unbelievable. Michael Hill posted the following in light of evidence that a League member named Kyle Rogers had an influence on Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof: The League of the South supports our friend and compatriot, Kyle Rogers, of the Council of Conservative Citizens (CofCC), who is being lambasted by the left-wing media for turning…
Read MoreDaily Jefferson: June 22, 1807 Letter to Henry Dearborn on Knowledge Belonging to All
To Secretary of War Henry Dearborn on June 22, 1807, Jefferson wrote: The field of knolege is the common property of all mankind, and any discoveries we can make in it will be for the benefit of yours and of every other nation, as well as our own.
Read MoreTen Years of Blogging: League of the South President Says Being a White Supremacist is Just Fine
I write about neo-Confederate groups which I describe as organizations which have members who wish the south would have won the Civil War. Most also can be described as white supremacist or segregationist groups. Their numbers are small but they may play a role in radicalizing peripheral members of their movement (including disturbed ones like…
Read MoreDaily Jefferson: June 21, 1808 Letter From Thomas Jefferson to James Pemberton About Relations With Native Americans
David Barton sometimes tells his audiences that Thomas Jefferson edited the Gospels in order to give just the words of Christ to the Indians for their instruction. However, there are many words of Jesus which Jefferson did not include in his work. Another fact that makes Barton’s claims even more of a fantasy is that…
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