“We have devoted countless hours of time and training to election officials across the State. No news is good news,” adds Secretary Hosemann.  The Clarion-Ledger

Link.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) ripped a proposed constitutional amendment by Democrats that he said would effectively “muzzle” free speech for both conservatives and liberals Tuesday at the Senate Judiciary Committee.  The Washington Free Beacon.

Another DOD Inspector General report, including this clown show:

“According to the Air Force IG, the Hanscom Air Force Base accidently closed the [military voting assistance office] during building renovations but did not reinstitute it.”

Nor did the Air Force distribute Federal Postcard Applications properly to airmen.

“And so the fact that Comey said this simply means to me that he’s in line with American thinking as opposed to the thinking of the Obama administration.”

Full story.

“On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge John Bates said Shelby County would have been entitled to fees only if its opponent’s position had been frivolous, unreasonable or without foundation. Bates said that since Shelby County cannot make that showing, the county and its attorneys, not the American taxpayer, must foot the bill.”

Link.

 PJ Tatler link.

North Carolina gets serious about fraud.

“Jim Crow is popular in the current U.S. Department of Justice, too. Attorney General Eric Holder frequently bashes voter identification laws as examples of Jim Crow. Apparently the nation’s highest legal officer cannot distinguish between requiring a photo ID to confirm an individual’s identity and requiring an individual to prove they are descended from people with the “right” skin color.

In any case, Holder refuses to fight Jim Crow in the Pacific. Whether it’s white Confederate descendants or dark-skinned men whose ancestors were from the politically correct color of the moment, it’s Jim Crow either way.”

Washington Examiner