Susan Moore

The owner of two South Florida nursing schools has pleaded guilty for her role in a scheme that sold fraudulent nursing diplomas and transcripts, undermining trust in the healthcare system and putting patient safety at risk. Federal investigators continue to pursue those who profit from fraud and those who attempt to bypass professional licensing requirements. If you think cutting corners is worth the risk, think again. Fraud may offer a shortcut, but it can lead to criminal charges, financial penalties, loss of professional licenses, and prison time.

Maricopa County Election Director admits in court that employees were logging in to the election system FROM HOME to REMOTELY verify ballot signatures in the 2020 election and others, with ZERO OBSERVERS, or any physical oversight whatsoever. This creates a major security vulnerability and lack of transparency/chain-of-custody in one of the most important steps of the ballot verification process. 21%-25% or 420,000+ ballots in Maricopa County alone failed signature verification. ANYONE could be accessing the data from someone's house or that worker could be hacked and gain access to the entire system. This is a HUGE breach of security and compromised the entire 2020 and 2022 elections.

🚨 JUST IN: Sen. Tom Cotton says they DON'T HAVE THE VOTES for the SAVE America Act "Whatever the fate of the SAVE Act is, it's urgent that in the short-term, we reauthorize [FISA]." "I support it...the reality is, we don't have 50 votes, much less 60." IT DID GET 50 VOTES under the House-passed version of just citizenship and voter ID, actually. LISTEN TO 47, SENATE GOP, you WON'T regret it because you'll win the midterms! 🇺🇸