The Zombie Voter Apocalypse: California Refuses to Admit Its Voter Fraud Problem

June 1, 2016
Good morning from Washington, where we have a video dispatch from Nolan Peterson showing the grim aftermath of ISIS atrocities. Closer to the nation's capital, Melissa Quinn has the story of a Navy veteran making waves over a blockade of his food truck. Ahead of the president's visit to Indiana, Philip Wegmann talks with Hoosiers about the economy. Plus: Hans von Spakovsky on California's zombie voter apocalypse, Faith Vander Voort on food stamp reforms, and David Kreutzer on climate change hype.
Analysis The Zombie Voter Apocalypse: California Refuses to Admit Its Voter Fraud Problem An investigation found that hundreds of deceased persons are still on voter registration rolls in Southern California, and that many of these names have been voting for years in Los Angeles. Read More
News Navy Veteran Fights Baltimore Rules Restricting Where He Can Park His Food Truck "There's no conceivable good reason to have this law in place, and I think it's really unjust and anti-American," said Joey Vanoni. Read More
News Indiana Lawmakers Reject Obama's Stimulus Success Story "What's happening in Elkhart isn't because of the federal government; it's despite it," state Sen. David Long tells The Daily Signal in advance of President Obama's visit Wednesday. Read More
News A Visit to Ground Zero of ISIS' Genocide in Iraq This town in northern Iraq was home to more than 88,000 civilians in 2013. Today, there are none left living here. Watch the Video
Commentary Study Shows Those Who Claimed 'Climate Debate Over' Were Wrong All of the hype surrounding global warming masks the story that those advocating costly climate policies were actually telling—a story of a small chance of huge climate costs. Read More
News House Bill Would Strengthen Welfare Work Requirement "Welfare programs are meant to be a temporary safety net, but they have become a permanent way of life for millions of Americans," warned Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio. Read More
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