Independent Voter News (Page 186)

In Thirst To Get Trump, Mainstream Media Has Lost Its Context

San Diego, Calif.- The vast majority of the media in this country wants to see President Trump fail. Not groundbreaking news as 93% of all stories are negative towards

By Jeff Powers

/ November 28, 2018

In Thirst To Get Trump, Mainstream Media Has Lost Its Context

Why The U.S. Senate Hasn't Approved Any New Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia in Over A Year

The last time the U.S. Senate leadership brought up a resolution to approve another round of arms sales to Saudi Arabia was June 2017, and it was nearly defeated–

By Wes Messamore

/ November 28, 2018

Why The U.S. Senate Hasn't Approved Any New Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia in Over A Year

Bitcoin Safe for Taxes, But Not Voting?

Washington, D.C. - Ohio will be the first state in the nation to use blockchain technology for tax payments. Businesses will be able to pay 23 types of taxes

By Lindsay France

/ November 27, 2018

OPINION: For Republicans, the New Way is the Old Way

In her article, The "California Republican Party is Dead; A New Way Must Rise," Kristin Olsen makes the claim that the national Republican Party of today does not

By Carter Sage

/ November 27, 2018

OPINION: For Republicans, the New Way is the Old Way

Defeated GOP Congressman Calls for Hand Recount in Historic Ranked Choice Election

AUGUSTA, MAINE - US Rep. Bruce Poliquin announced Monday that his campaign was officially requesting a hand recount in Maine's 2nd Congressional District, the first House race to

By Shawn M Griffiths

/ November 27, 2018

Defeated GOP Congressman Calls for Hand Recount in Historic Ranked Choice Election

The Turnout Increases From 2014 to 2018 Are Jaw Dropping In California Districts That Flipped Blue

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - You may already know that California voter turnout set a recent record for a non-presidential (or midterm) general election, with two thirds of registered California voters

By Wes Messamore

/ November 26, 2018

The Turnout Increases From 2014 to 2018 Are Jaw Dropping In California Districts That Flipped Blue

Rep. Gabbard Continues Tweet Firestorm Against President Trump

Washington, D.C. - Tulsi Gabbard is keeping the focus and political pressure on President Trump's foreign policy in the Middle East. Rep. Gabbard, who represents Hawaii'

By Lindsay France

/ November 26, 2018

Rep. Gabbard Continues Tweet Firestorm Against President Trump

Millions of Voters Had One Goal in 2018: Unrig the Two-Party System

Our country stands divided, now more than ever. But whether red or blue, young or old, rural or urban, voters share a common interest in expanding their choices at the

By Fair Vote

/ November 26, 2018

Millions of Voters Had One Goal in 2018: Unrig the Two-Party System

Tulsi Gabbard To Trump: "being Saudi Arabia’s bitch is not 'America First.'"

San Diego, Calif.- Rumors that Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) is planning a 2020 presidential run will likely grow after she took aim at President Trump Wednesday over his comments

By Jeff Powers

/ November 21, 2018

Tulsi Gabbard To Trump: "being Saudi Arabia’s bitch is not 'America First.'"

3 New Members of Congress You Need to Watch

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Here in Washington, just after Thanksgiving, the newly elected members of Congress will begin week two of orientation to learn how to hire staff, where the

By Lindsay France

/ November 20, 2018

3 New Members of Congress You Need to Watch

OPINION: We Don’t Have Single-Payer Yet, But We Still Have a Choice

Prescription costs continue to rise with every passing year. Every month, patients find themselves paying higher on their out-of-cost medical care obligations. And to top it all off, some people

By Kate Harveston

/ November 20, 2018

OPINION: We Don’t Have Single-Payer Yet, But We Still Have a Choice

A Tale of Two Elections: A Nationwide Referendum and a Revolt Against the Two-Party Duopoly

There were two elections on November 6. The first was a national referendum on President Trump that saw Democrats win a majority in the House of Representatives after nearly a

By John Opdycke

/ November 20, 2018

A Tale of Two Elections: A Nationwide Referendum and a Revolt Against the Two-Party Duopoly