Broward County Election Supervisor Accused of Illegal Ballot Destruction
Broward County Election Supervisor, Brenda Snipes, is in legal trouble again.
Ken Blackwell and Lou Dobbs Discuss National Security
ACRU Policy Board member Ken Blackwell discusses the national security benefits of President Trump's proposed border "Wall".
How To Help Our Black Teens
Professor Walter E. Williams explains how Minimum Wage laws work against the interests of teenagers, especially black teens, and offers a solution to the problem.
Ken Blackwell: Mueller's President Trump Witch Hunt
Ken Blackwell discusses special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into alleged Russia collusion after anti-Trump text messages were revealed to Bob Mueller by a Department of Justice Inspector General's report earlier this year.
"Today I Witnessed Voter Fraud" in Philadelphia
The City of Brotherly Love has earned a reputation as a haven for vote fraud and election incidents that tarnish the idea of free and fair elections.
Professor Walter E. Williams on "Education Rot"
Walter Williams explains that black students all too often are given "fraudulent diplomas" from failing school systems.
ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski on WMAL's The Larry O'Connor Show
ACRU's General Counsel Ken Klukowski says the lawsuit by liberals seeking to halt President Trump’s appointment of Mick Mulvaney to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has no merit.
J. Christian Adams: Democrat Member Sues Commission
Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap has falsely accused the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity of leaving him out of the process, according to fellow commissioner and ACRU Policy Board member J. Christian Adams on Fox & Friends.
Walter Williams: Thanksgiving! America's First Defeat of Communism
American Civil Rights Union Policy Board member Walter Williams explains how the Pilgrims planted the seeds of American self-sufficiency and saved the Massachusetts colony from a collectivist disaster.
Vote Fraud? What Vote Fraud?
Vote fraud endangers our democratic system. It's easy to commit and hard to detect, and no one knows for sure how often it occurs. But once it’s committed it can’t be undone.