I’ll be on the Errol Lewis show on WWRL in New York City during the 8 a.m. hour.  I’ll be on the nationwide Mike Gallagher show during the 11 a.m. hour.  During 2 p.m. I’ll be nationwide with Lou Dobbs.  And during the 4 p.m. hour I’ll be on 50,000 watt Los Angeles talker KFI-AM.

I’ll try to add more as they appear.

Late booking.  On KNUS 710 Am Denver, KZNT 1460 AM CO Springs at 5:30 pm MDT sunday.

Independence (LA) chief of police sentenced to two years probation for voter fraud.  WXVT has more: “Maurer caused his deputies to provide false information on their voter registration forms indicating that they lived in the voting district when, in fact, they did not. Elections records show Maurer was on the ballot and beat his opponent, Leonard “Tank” Genco, by 122 votes.”

Commentary has this piece about journalistic malpractice .  For the record, I let Mr. Smith via email know I was able to help him if he had a deadline. 

World magazine. “Justice Undone.”

A Memphis (TN) teacher was arrested for voting twice in the 2008 Presidential election.  She says it was an accident.  The Memphis Commercial Appeal has more:

“Anne Enochs, a 69-year-old art teacher, was arrested for voting twice in the 2008 presidential election. She was being held at Jail East.”

Here is the art teacher:

The Lou Dobbs interview is Monday instead.   I will try to post the Monday schedule later once it is finalized.

I’ll be on the Lou Dobbs show nationwide Friday talking about my latest Pajamas Media piece as well as the Voting Section’s unwillingness to object to a submission of Ike Brown in Noxubee County Mississippi and use Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act to protect a discriminated against minority there.  I will also be on the radio in New York City and surrounding area on the Chris DeBello show on WSUS-FM, WNNJ-FM, WHCY-FM, and WTOC-AM.  Again, the topic will be the DOJ Voting Section’s unwillingness to use Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act to protect all Americans from racial discrimination.   And lastly I will be on live all over the state of Texas in the 10 a.m. hour (CDT).  You can find the show at KVCE in Dallas, KSEV in Houston, KTEM Ft. Hood, KCRS Midland, KBRA Freer, KBW Waco and KWBC Navasota.  I’ll also be talking about the Black Panther case and equal enforcement of the law.

It is nice to see the Friday Washington Times use the term “racialist” instead of the inapplicable “racist” in discussing my latest Pajamas Media article.

(With apologies to subscribers, and UPDATE):  This sentence of the Washington Times piece seemed noteworthy: “And when The Washington Time asked directly on Monday about the Fernandes statement, Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler  responded with boilerplate that neither affirmed nor denied the statement.”

And under oath. Links to sworn affidavits below.  And these affidavits are just the beginning.

Butch Bowers :  “In my experience, there was a pervasive culture in the Civil Rights Division and within the Voting Section of apathy, and in some cases outright hostility, towards race-neutral enforcement of voting-rights laws among large segments of career attorneys.”

Von Spakovsky:  Numerous facts sworn to under oath- Coates harassed, Joe Rich misrepresented the Ike Brown J Memo recommendation, Joe Rich was disciplined for the misrepresentation, open disgust about investigating Noxubee County case by some, other employees harassed who worked on cases against black defendants, hostility toward enforcing Section 8 of Motor Voter to remove dead people from rolls, and more.

The Department is not allowing Christopher Coates to comply with his subpoena.  These two affidavits give you an abbreviated understanding about why that is.  If he were permitted to appear and tell the truth, the lid blows off.   As I said in my testimony, it is difficult to deny the truth when so many good honest people know the truth.