Those who have been paying attention on the issue of vote fraud have been shouting it from the rooftops for years: Our system is both vulnerable to fraud and rife with it. Western Free Press’ own Brad Zinn is heavily involved in trying to raise …

If you’re a liberal, you would probably insist, depending on which one you attended, that Harvard, Yale, Stanford or UC Berkeley, was the finest college or university in the country.  If you went to Harvard, you would probably say, in the world.

If you were a …

In the previous post, we discussed the notion that polls are overstating Obama’s strength, and that he and the Democrats are in a weaker position than many believe they are. And in Friday’s Washington Post, Krissah Thompson provides even more evidence for this …

Recently, Karl Rove came out with an electoral map showing Mitt Romney getting creamed by Barack Obama. I am not going to link to it. I am not going to tell you the number he provided for the size of the predicted Obama electoral win.

Polling …

We’ve chuckled at Obama’s treatment of Arizona as a swing state not once, not twice, but at least thrice here at Western Free Press. Now the Arizona Republic is getting in on the act:

Conventional wisdom holds that both parties are losing …

In the previous post, we talked about the Obama campaign’s overreach on the “dog wars,” and how team Obama risks elevating positive stories about Romney in the process of trying to damage him. Yes, they have the MSM on their side, but general …

The political left gets a lot of cover and aid from the mainstream press. They can take an assault on fundamental religious liberty launched by the Obama administration and somehow turn it into a Republican-waged “War on Women.”  They can attempt to redefine marriage to …

Before I get to the main event, which is a piece by Michael Barone, I’d just like to point out that Luis Fortuño, someone whom I have several times said would make a fascinating out-of-the-box choice for Romney, is still considered to be …

Here’s Reuters from Tuesday:

A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday ruled Arizona may require voters to show identification at the polls, a ruling likely to add fuel to the fiery debate about voting rights in a presidential election year.

But the court also ruled the …

Unlike a lot of recent polling, the sample looks reasonable. This poll shows that as of right now, this election is anybody’s to win or lose. And that is before the months of a general election campaign, during which the choice will become …