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Cartoon of the Week: When voting once isn't enough.


by LX

 

Join MFE’s Zoom@Noon TOMORROW (Thursday, Nov. 16) as Karalee Geis of the House Judiciary Committee | Chairman Jim Jordan, zooms in to discuss the latest report of government collusion with non-profits and big tech to silence free speech:


The second interim report, “The weaponization of ‘disinformation’ pseudo-experts and bureaucrats: How the federal government partnered with universities to censor Americans’ political speech.”


Click here to register for Zoom@Noon.


 

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Alex Weddon (LX) is a member of MI Fair Elections Communications Team and author of the three-book series, Close Calls on the Farm. He is the former owner of a community newspaper in Michigan.





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