Author: Damian Hendricks

We’ve talked a lot recently about the GOP’s plan to stop the vote ahead of the 2012 election, but there are other hurdles for voters, even if they manage to make it to the polls. Those hurdles come in the form of electronic voting machines. The same problems that voters have been experiencing for the last decade with electronic voting machines not counting votes, changing votes, or deleting votes are still as rampant today as they were years ago. Mike Papantonio talks about the latest round of voting machine problems with investigative journalist Brad Friedman....

Mike Papantonio and Ed Schultz dissect Tuesday’s GOP caucus in Iowa, and ponder where, exactly, Mitt Romney’s money is coming from....

The DOJ recently intervened and prevented some voter suppression tactics from being used in South Carolina, but there is still much work to be done before the 2012 elections and very little time to do it. Mike Papantonio discusses what must be done to insure that all Americans are allowed to vote with Ben Adler from The Nation magazine....

Mike Papantonio appears on MSNBC’s The Ed Show to talk about what we can expect from next week’s Iowa caucus....

There is going to be a race taking place between Republicans trying to prevent minorities, elderly, and 18  -25 year olds from voting and Democrats who believe the right to vote is important. The race is taking place in the courts – in an effort to enforce the guidelines laid out in the 1965 Voting Rights Act....