Russian collusion

Herdman took a city worker without Mayor Jackson’s knowledge and used him to entrap Christian American Negro contractors

CLEVELAND, OH – Sometime before the November general election in 2017, I met with Mayor Frank Jackson and asked if he knew U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman had been using a supervisor in the building department to entrap unsuspecting American Negro contractors.  My recollection is our meeting occurred right after the 2017 primary campaign for mayor I decided to challenge him in.  He described my residency take down of Jeffrey Johnson as “cold” as he ripped him as unworthy of holding public office.  I agreed. I had shared with Frank that at a campaign stop on Lorain Avenue how Ronald O’Leary…

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One of Kirsten Welker’s statements demonstrates why journalists lack the knowledge to question presidents and candidates as debate moderators

CLEVELAND, OH – The best aspect about Kirsten Welker’s presence at the second debate between President Donald Trump and private citizen Joe Biden is that she got out of the way and let the two talk.  Unlike that obnoxious idiot Chris Wallik aka Wallace, Welker wasn’t trying to prove she knew more than the president and didn’t appear to have an agenda.  The only reason Wallick has a career is because he’s Mike Wallick or Wallace’s son.  His father was equally as bad as a reporter.  Presidential debates should be moderated by former presidents, secretaries and cabinet members who have…

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46 out of 88 Ohio counties use “Russian compromised” Diebold voting machines

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One of Secretary of State Frank LaRose's deputies, Zack Reed, has an interest in returning to council and is obstructing his boss' authority to prevent him from sending Aaron Phillips written notice that he's missed the deadline to withdraw the petition to shrink council by 22 days.

CLEVELAND, OH – Secretary of State Frank LaRose should ask former Russian-American U.S. Attorney Steve Dettelbach why he had Diebold CEO Walden O’Dell in a position to learn and didn’t investigate if he’d placed the technology to rig electronic voting software and equipment that could control Ohio elections in 46 of 88 counties in the hands of the Russian Federation.     The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) initiated an investigation of Diebold in 2005 for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.   A complaint was filed against Diebold in 2010 that the Canton corporation settled in 2014 for $48 million after…

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