Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Texas is suing Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin before the supreme court. The lawsuit is asking the Supreme Court to nullify the electoral college votes from all four swing states, arguing that those states did not follow either their state laws or the legal voting process listed under the constitution.
Read More“The Love Life Amendment ensures that no Louisiana state court will rule that there is a right to abortion or the taxpayer funding of abortion, such as in the US Supreme Court cases of Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton. The Louisiana Constitution now removes the possibility that a state court could nullify the pro-life laws which have been duly enacted by the Louisiana Legislature.”
Read MoreAcross the United States many concerned patriots are organizing Post-Election Day Trump Rallies. CRIT-LARGE had the honor of interviewing one of these concerned patriots. Jennifer Smith is the organizer of the Patriot Rally which took place in Longview, Texas on November 14th. This was the second rally Smith has organized since Election Day.
Read MoreCRIT-LARGE recently reached out to Nicole Tarpley, a GOP activist in Panola County. Tarpley is one of those who have been working hard the past several months to see her candidates elected to office. We talked to Tarpley about her work in this election, the election results in Panola County, and her thoughts on the ongoing Presidential Election dispute.
Read MoreThe American people are tired of being force-fed a certain way of life that they do not think is right, and they feel as if the only person in the world that can protect them is a flawed character by the name of Donald Trump.
Read MoreWe didn’t elect a pastor-in-chief to represent us, but we did elect an individual who leads a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. And as one of those people, we should quickly support them when appropriate and graciously critique them when necessary.
Read MoreThe first Democratic debates are over, and now we turn to the observations of who won, who lost, who was surprising, and whose campaign is winding down.
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