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Arizona ballots damaged after USPS collection box set ablaze in Dem-leaning county: report

Arizona law enforcement officials are conducting an arson investigation after election ballots were damaged when a USPS mail collection box was burned in Maricopa County, a Democratic stronghold.

ABC 15 reported that crews responded to the USPS Osborn Station around 1:30 a.m. on Thursday and found a mail collection box on fire.

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CNN's Scott Jennings under fire from co-panelists as he ramps up pro-Trump 'outbursts'

In a report on the growing fame of longtime Republican party consultant Scott Jennings as a regular on CNN, there was displeasure expressed by some of his co-panelists that he is crossing a line when defending Donald Trump.

Jennings, who is closely allied with former Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), seems to be a daily presence on the cable news network as the "go-to" commentator presenting a conservative perspective.

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'Fringe' sheriffs movement listening to god over law pledges to stop ‘stolen election’

The Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association is ready to protest the 2024 election results, which they think could be "stolen."

Wired spoke to a radical group of lawmen who follow the law of God over the U.S. Constitution and pledge an oath to uphold it.

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'Insecure and weak': Shock move sees Trump dumped by GOP mayor from heart of Bible belt

Voters in a strong red state have received a dire warning from their capital's Republican mayor not to elect former President Donald Trump.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, a lifelong Republican, wrote in the Philadelphia Citizen Thursday why he cannot vote for Trump. "I will vote for virtue," he wrote.

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'He remains undisciplined': Karl Rove says Trump risks chances by ranting about 'privates'

Republican strategist Karl Rove warned that former President Donald Trump's re-election chances were in jeopardy because the candidate "remains undisciplined."

During a Thursday panel on Fox News, Rove said the election was effectively a coin toss. He also argued that Trump was not helping his prospects.

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'Trump is glitching': Ex-president accused of having a 'broken' brain after latest mishap

Donald Trump had a verbal mishap at his latest rally, leading critics to accuse him of "glitching" and having a "broken" brain.

Trump has been known for messing up his words at his campaign events, even as he has accused President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of not being able to put "two sentences together." On Wednesday, he held an event in a swing state.

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'Will not comment': Ring camera apparently catches GOP candidate committing federal crime

In upstate New York, Republican Joe Mastroianni — who is running for a seat in the New York State Assembly — is facing allegations of mail theft. And he’s refusing to address the allegations.

“I will not comment on this specific story,” he said.

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'It's horse crap!' CNN's Jim Acosta loses cool as Republican parrots Trump claims

CNN's Jim Acosta faced off against Georgia Republican Party chairman Josh McKoon on Thursday as the host questioned whether the GOP would accept the election results.

McKoon was rattling off details around early voting, saying that Donald Trump was, in his opinion, winning Georgia in the early vote and would likely win the state.

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'Kelly just said that': CNN halts Trump surrogate's effort to dismiss scandal as old news

Deployed to CNN as part of an effort by Donald Trump's campaign to try to quell the firestorm over Gen. John Kelly's comments about the former president wanting to be a dictator, Gov. Doug Burgum's main talking point was quickly shut down by an anchor.

In a recent interview, Kelly – Trump's longest-serving White House chief of staff – admitted, "Certainly the former president is in the far-right area, he’s certainly an authoritarian, admires people who are dictators — he has said that. So he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist, for sure.”

Speaking with host Sarah Sidner, Burgum made an attempt to claim it was old news — and that was promptly correctly.

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'You mean President Biden': Fox News host reminds Trump that Obama isn't president

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade corrected former President Donald Trump after he suggested Barack Obama was still president.

The correction came during a discussion about Iran's aggression towards Israel on Wednesday.

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'Insane': Ex-Republican stunned over failed GOP 'gambit' involving Aileen Cannon

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody's "apparent gambit" to shove an anti-Justice Department lawsuit in front of a Trump-appointed judge has spurred accusations of corruption from a former Republican lawmaker.

Moody appears to have sought out Aileen Cannon, the federal judge who dismissed former President Donald Trump's classified documents case, by filing to her division a demand to investigate his accused attempted assassin Ryan Routh, Politico reporter Josh Gerstein said Thursday.

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‘Within two seconds’: Trump vows to fire special counsel Jack Smith if elected president

Donald Trump says he will fire Special Counsel Jack Smith on his first day in office, if he is elected president. Election Day is less than two weeks away.

“Oh, it’s so easy. It’s so easy," Trump told right wing podcaster Hugh Hewitt Thursday morning, as The Washington Post reports (video below). "I would fire him within two seconds.”

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'Really disgusting': GOP slammed by order of nuns accused of election fraud

An order of nuns is fighting back after a GOP operative accused its monastery of being at the center of a scheme to defraud the election in Pennsylvania.

Republican Cliff Maloney publicly stated that the home of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie in Pennsylvania had dozens of voter registrations — yet nobody lived there.

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