Staff Reports
Ohio is fighting a critical battle for election integrity, and it’s about time. With 1,200 cases of suspected election fraud, including non-citizens voting, Ohio is proving that it takes the sanctity of American votes seriously. This is not just a state issue but a national crisis. If we can’t safeguard our elections from illegal voters, the very foundation of our democracy is at risk. Liberals have brushed off claims of significant voter fraud for years. Their complacency or outright negligence is staggering. It’s a classic case of sticking their heads in the sand.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose is leading the charge, wielding a no-nonsense approach to clean up the voter rolls. The numbers don’t lie. More than a thousand potential illegal voters were sniffed out, including 167 audacious enough to cast ballots in federal elections they had no right to influence. This wasn’t a one-time slip-up, either. It happened in multiple election years, including recent ones. Yet, some local prosecutors choose to look the other way. They don’t want to rock the political boat. This is precisely why a more robust federal prosecution is necessary. When local justice fails, it’s time to call in the big guns.
Most election fraud doesn’t change election results except in very close races which are getting more prevalent.
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— Ron Whipple (@ineptocracychr1) October 29, 2025
Isn’t it curious how liberals often portray themselves as champions of democracy, yet they’re astonishingly quiet when it comes to election integrity? It’s hypocrisy at its finest. They cry foul over so-called voter suppression, yet ignore the real issue of illegal votes diluting the voice of American citizens. If the tables were turned and these cases involved illegal votes in their favor, you can bet the outcry would be deafening.
There are even cases where folks voted in multiple states or cast two ballots in the same election. How convenient for those who believe in a ‘win by any means’ philosophy. Couple this with reports of dead people miraculously voting and the rampant practice of ballot harvesting, and it’s clear: safeguarding American votes is a fight worth having. The good people of Ohio are setting a precedent. Other states should follow suit and not buckle under the pressure of liberal narratives that deny these issues exist.
Ohio’s bold stand for election integrity confronts a problem that many wish to pretend isn’t there. To question why this isn’t front-page news everywhere is to answer your own question — it’s just not the story the left wants to tell. Here’s something every American should ponder: If your vote can be canceled out by someone who shouldn’t be voting at all, what does that say about the validity of our elections? One can only hope Ohio inspires real change.
