Digital Activism: American Majority Action’s Voter Fraud App

By: Ned Ryun (Diary)  |  October 27th at 04:18 PM  | 

[from the diaries by haystack~] Across the country states like Nevada, Texas, Colorado, Missouri and Arizona have begun to report issues regarding possible voter fraud in their state. With claims of voter fraud continuing to come in, American Majority Action announced today it is launching the nation’s best mobile application to help identify, report and track suspected incidents of voter fraud and intimidation.  This free, cutting | Read More »

Liberty XPO

By: Ned Ryun (Diary)  |  September 7th at 03:56 PM  | 

Almost two weeks ago, there was a great turnout of patriots on the National Mall. People left encouraged and energized for the fall, but many still don’t know the new and better resources are available to them, and what the proven methods are for getting their message out. Later this week in the nation’s Capital, individuals and true grassroots organizations from across the United States | Read More »

The 10Questions Project

By: Ned Ryun (Diary)  |  August 2nd at 08:43 AM  | 

From the diaries by Erick America was founded on the belief that the power of this nation originates and resides among “We the people.” However, over the years, we have seen a slow decline in our ability to find honest and transparent representation that serves us. In a day and age when most politicians serve themselves, and the special interests, more and more of the | Read More »

Pro-Life Statists

By: Ned Ryun (Diary)  |  May 18th at 06:10 PM  | 

From the diaries by Erick A paragraph in today’s Politico article detailing Mark Souder’s resignation over his affair struck me as odd: “A hard-line conservative, Souder recently survived a tough GOP primary in the Hoosier State, edging two opponents who held him under 50 percent. Souder’s Republican rivals criticized Souder over his support for the Troubled Asset Relief Program and Cash for Clunkers programs.” I | Read More »

An American Armada

By: Ned Ryun (Diary)  |  April 12th at 09:48 AM  | 

I read an article by Malcolm Gladwell, “How David Beats Goliath: When Underdogs Break the Rules,” some months ago and have been thinking about it ever since. In it, Gladwell highlights an analysis of when Davids took on Goliaths in history. The Goliaths, the ones ten-times stronger in the fight, won the encounters over 70% of the time. But in instances when the Davids broke | Read More »