Laura Scharr

Truth-seeker, Truthteller, Election Reform Advocate, Co-Author Gold Standard Elections

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

🚨 THE GOLD STANDARD FOR SECURE ELECTIONS—IMPLEMENT ASAP! 🇺🇸
🪪 Government-Issued Photo ID Required: No exceptions—protect every vote.
🇺🇸 Only US Citizens Can Register: Elections for Americans only.
🗳️ Preprinted Hand-Marked Paper Ballots ONLY: Ditch machines for transparency.
👀 Hand-Counted Ballots at Precinct Level: Human eyes on every ballot—no machines.
📖 Paper Poll Books Exclusively: Goodbye electronic vulnerabilities.
✉️ No Mass Mail-Out Ballots: UOCAVA & legit absentee only—end the chaos.
🏡 Small, Local Precincts (1,500 Voters Max): Keep it community-based.
🗓️ Eliminate Early Voting—One Election Day Only: Simple, secure, as intended.
$ Free voter rolls available to the public for ongoing audits and accountability
👀All stages of the process are fully observable by the public
This is how we restore TRUST in our democracy. Demand it NOW! #ElectionIntegrity #SecureTheVote

[🇺🇸Lionel🇺🇸 @LionelMedia]

Your government won't even tell you whether Mitch McConnell is alive and you expect them to tell you the truth in the biggest murder prosecution in decades?

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

This is like putting lipstick on a pig — if they cannot see what is going on in the machine (or the process of reporting at the county/state level), what are they monitoring?

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

Trump administration will send ELECTION MONITORS from the DOJ to 15 different jurisdictions in 6 states to oversee the election process for 2026. Another WIN for election integrity.

Never forget they made 2020 election workers in Philadelphia use literal binoculars in an attempt to even see the ballots. Some observers were kicked out, many never even made it in because they were simply Republican.

This can NOT happen to regular election observers attempting to do their job in order to uphold election security in any future elections.

@AAGDhillon

[Jordan Pace @Jscottpace]

More politicians need to understand this aspect of economic reality

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

We knew that when they started pushing early voting and their "app" owned by Erika's mom.

[Genghis Khan @GenghisMFKhan]

Once you realize TurningPoint USA is a Mossad Op it will get easier.

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

@takenaps @tricia_dejong Or a fed

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

Okay. Now this WINS !!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Unite4Freedom @Unite4Freedom]

BREAKING: The DOJ just sent a seismic shockwave through election offices nationwide.

This isn’t a regional issue - warning letters have officially been dropped on ALL 50 states and Washington D.C.

The mandate from Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon is crystal clear: Clean the voter rolls or face federal criminal prosecution. Any election administrator who knowingly retains noncitizens on voter lists or facilitates illegal voting is now on notice for federal criminal liability and conspiracy.

With a strict 5-day ultimatum to prove compliance, the pushback from state officials has been immediate across the aisle. But let’s be entirely clear: upholding the law is not "intimidation" - it is a foundational requirement. Our election processes must strictly adhere to the existing laws designed to protect the integrity of the ballot box. Period.

This unprecedented federal action mirrors the exact data forensics and transparency standards we champion every single day at Unite4Freedom (U4F). For years, our mission has been the pursuit of valid, certifiable elections that are fully transparent and auditable.

The DOJ’s sweeping nationwide demand directly validates our data team has known all along: maintaining accurate, legally compliant voter rolls is the baseline of a secure republic. The parallels between our work and this federal directive are undeniable.

The law is the law. It’s time for every state to comply, scrub the data, and restore absolute trust.

#ElectionValidity
#RuleOfLaw
#Unite4Freedom
#DataForensics
#ValidElections

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

WELL. WELL. WELL.

[Chad Prather @WatchChad]

The Uniparty is alive and well. Republicans circling the wagons around Mitch McConnell is no different than what the Dems did with Joe Biden. Can anyone in the Beltway tell the truth? Anyone?

[South Dakota Canvassing Group @SDCanvass]

Three days to recount ballots with the failsafe fast and efficient tabulators? Really?
These campaign attorneys should be obtaining the CAST VOTE RECORDS and BALLOT IMAGES (which are now public record thanks to our group), and conduct a thorough review of EVERY BALLOT.
Machines cannot determine VOTER INTENT.
In a race separated by two votes, it all comes down to VOTER INTENT.
https://t.co/YX24rUMgZN

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

The average voter turnout in a presidential election between 2000 to 2016 was around 53% to 54%.

The mainstream media alleged the 2020 voter turnout was about 60%... When in reality, the 2020 voter turnout was actually around 95%, which is a catastrophic indicator of a FRAUDULENT ELECTION.

The reason the mainstream media is wrong is because they took the number of votes divided by the over 18 population, which does NOT equal voter turnout.

Voter turnout is the number of votes divided by the number of registered voters. This is because "population over 18" includes people who are eligible to vote, but are not registered, it includes non-citizens who legally can't vote, it includes felons who can't vote, it includes mentally incapacitated people who can't vote, etc.

So, the over 18 population is greater than the number of registered voters. If you take the number of votes reported in 2020 and divide by the over 18 population, 60% is higher than 53% to 54% average, but plausible.

If you take the reported number of votes divided by the actual number of registered voters, you get around a reported 95%, which clearly shows that 2020 was a fraudulent election.

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

The bigger issue is the slop Hollywood produces now. It is all dark, satanic, and negative programming. You are hard-pressed to find anything uplifting, positive, and motivational. Many of the categories mentioned will likely have a dark theme or content. The problem is production.

[Alvin @Alvin1492840]

The "nothing to watch" problem solved permanently.

The reason you scroll for 20 minutes and give up isn't a content problem. Netflix has 8,000+ titles. The problem is a discovery problem.

Netflix's homepage shows you 10-15% of its catalog. The rest is hidden behind the algorithm which optimizes for what keeps you watching, not what you'd actually love.

The codes let you browse by mood, genre, language, decade, format, and specificity the way you'd browse a bookstore, not the way an algorithm feeds you.

Bookmark 5-10 codes that match your taste. Check them weekly. Netflix adds new content constantly the codes show you what arrives that the homepage never promotes.

Your "nothing to watch" problem is Netflix's design choice. Not a content shortage.

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

Wow. Now do movie stars.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

My favorites:

Jim Morrison (The Doors)
His father was Rear Admiral George Stephen Morrison.
The Admiral was the commanding officer of the U.S. fleet during the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident, an event that served as the primary justification for the escalation of the Vietnam War.

Frank Zappa

His father, Francis Zappa, was a chemical warfare specialist who worked at the Edgewood Arsenal.
Edgewood Arsenal was the primary facility for the U.S. Army’s secret testing of chemical, biological, and psycho-pharmaceutical weapons on human subjects. This is the same facility the nazis and Unit 731 killers worked at.

John Phillips (The Mamas and the Papas)
His father was a career U.S. Marine officer. Phillips was noted by McGowan for his ease of movement in elite, high-security circles and his role in “anchoring” the Laurel Canyon sound.

Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield / Crosby, Stills & Nash)
His father was an officer in the U.S. military. Stills spent significant time in Latin American countries where U.S. intelligence was actively involved in destabilizing governments just prior to his emergence in the music scene.

David Crosby (The Byrds / Crosby, Stills & Nash)
Son of a wealthy, elite “blue blood” family with deep historical ties to American power structures (descended from John Jay and Alexander Hamilton). He functioned as a central connector within the Canyon, bridging aristocratic lineage with the counterculture.

Gram Parsons (The Byrds / The Flying Burrito Brothers)
Born into the wealthy Snively family (citrus magnates); his stepfather was Robert Parsons, who was involved in unconventional military/intelligence operations. McGowan notes that Parsons’ family background provided him with the resources and the “freedom” to drift through clandestine-adjacent environments.

Peter Tork (The Monkees)
Background: His father was a high-ranking officer in the U.S. Army. Like Stills, Tork’s presence in the scene is viewed by McGowan as indicative of the military-industrial complex’s interest in controlling the “pop” imagery of the era.

Joni Mitchell
Background: Her father, Bill Anderson, served in the Royal Canadian Air Force. McGowan places her within the “Canyon” orbit as a narrative-builder who helped romanticize the geography and ethos that the intelligence community wanted to promote to the youth.

Chris Hillman (The Byrds / The Flying Burrito Brothers)
Background: Involved in the same circle as the other former military offspring in the Byrds. Hillman’s background and connections mirror the pattern of young men from high-security families congregating in one specific Los Angeles neighborhood to launch the counterculture movement under the shadow of the Lookout Mountain Laboratory—a covert Air Force film studio located, quite literally, inside Laurel Canyon.

[Jungleball2 @JungleBall_2]

Data centers are a straight-up scam and a disaster for South Carolina, and this Lake Wylie project is Exhibit A in why York County needs to slam the brakes with that moratorium on July 13.
These things are electricity vampires the size of small cities. They don’t just ‘use power’, they devour it at a rate that forces utilities to build new transmission lines, substations, and eventually new power plants, and guess who pays for every penny of that infrastructure? Regular homeowners and small businesses on Duke Energy and York Electric bills.
The company can spin whatever fairy tale they want about ‘downward pressure on rates,’ but we’ve seen this movie in Virginia, Georgia, and Texas, the data centers get the cheap power and tax breaks, residents get the rate hikes and the blackouts when the grid can’t keep up.
Water? Lake Wylie isn’t some endless industrial reservoir. These facilities suck millions of gallons for evaporative cooling. During droughts (which we already deal with), actual residents and farmers get restricted while the data center’s landscaping gets the first cut?
They’re turning a recreational lake into their personal cooling tower.
And the jobs lie is the most insulting part. A few dozen high-paid tech roles that go to people imported from Charlotte or Raleigh, plus temporary construction crews. Meanwhile our neighborhoods get 24/7 fan noise, diesel backup generators belching fumes, traffic from construction, and once-pristine land turned into ugly industrial sprawl.
Corporate welfare at its finest, they get incentives, we get the mess.
The fact this thing was fast-tracked before the legislature could finish protections against exactly this kind of rate-gouging and preferential treatment tells you everything.
It’s classic bait-and-switch by politicians more interested in ribbon-cuttings than protecting the people who actually live here.
South Carolina doesn’t need to become another data center colony. Pass the moratorium, kill this project, and tell every other tech giant sniffing around that our power, our water, our air, and our quality of life are not for sale.

[Jungleball2 @JungleBall_2]

SOUTH CAROLINA💥WHISTLEBLOWER💥LOST FENTANYL 💥FRAUD💥 SC crony capitalism at its most brazen and rotten, a bipartisan-in-all-but-name scheme where SC Republican establishment politicians lined up to hand over tens of millions in taxpayer dollars, tax breaks, job credits, infrastructure grants, and political cover to Nephron Pharmaceuticals while repeatedly ignoring or downplaying serious red flags.
They treated a politically connected drug manufacturer like a sacred cash cow, all in the name of “economic development” photo ops, even as FDA scrutiny mounted, layoffs hit, and now explosive allegations of lost fentanyl, falsified records to regulators, warehouse cover-ups, and racial hostility from the top have come to light.
Former Governor Nikki Haley gets top billing for launching this fiasco. She personally staged the big 2011 announcement on the USC Horseshoe, touting the $313 million relocation as a signature win, handed out millions in state grants and incentives, and even accepted use of the Kennedys’ corporate jet for her own campaign fundraising trips. She awarded Lou Kennedy the Order of the Palmetto.
The message was clear, connections and big promises buy you the full red-carpet treatment from the governor’s office.
Current Governor Henry McMaster deserves equal scorn for doubling down and tripling down. He announced the 2020 $215+ million expansion, the 2021 Nephron Nitrile glove plant rollout (another $100+ million), posed for ribbon cuttings with Lou Kennedy, and even appointed Kennedy to his COVID-19 economic recovery team.
McMaster’s administration kept approving job development credits and incentives through the Coordinating Council while the company faced repeated FDA issues. More subsidies, more praise, zero apparent accountability.
Lt. Governor Pamela Evette was right there in the establishment huddle, appearing at events, lending the weight of her office to the Nephron love fest, and benefiting from the broader political ecosystem that rewarded this company.
Then there’s the bureaucratic enablers who made the machinery run, Bobby Hitt, the long-serving Commerce Secretary appointed by Nikki Haley and kept on by Henry McMaster.
Bobby Hitt was the constant cheerleader in press releases, praising Nephron’s “huge positive impact,” helping secure the grants, job credits, and infrastructure deals that funneled public money to the company for years.
The entire South Carolina Department of Commerce apparatus and the Coordinating Council for Economic Development participated by rubber-stamping these incentives and turning a blind eye to the accumulating problems.
Lexington County officials played along too, handing out property tax breaks when the facility opened. And let’s not pretend the campaign finance angle is irrelevant, political contributions from Lou Kennedy and associates flowed to these same politicians and their allies.
The result? A politically protected company allegedly got away with (or at least delayed consequences for) serious issues involving controlled substances, deception of federal regulators, and a toxic internal culture, all while South Carolina taxpayers footed part of the bill and politicians collected the credit for “jobs.”
When the chickens come home to roost in the form of a major whistleblower lawsuit and ongoing regulatory headaches, these same politicians and their enablers have been conspicuously quiet or defensive.
This isn’t “pro-business.” It’s pro-connected-insider. It’s the kind of incestuous relationship between government and favored corporations that breeds exactly the kind of arrogance, corner-cutting, and misconduct now on display.
South Carolina’s political class, from Haley’s launch to McMaster’s continuation, enabled this by prioritizing flashy announcements and donor relationships over real oversight, public safety, and fiscal responsibility.
Shame on every one of them who participated in or looked the other way on this scheme. Criminal.

[Bobby Sauce @takenaps]

I just got off the phone with my very good long-time friend Mitch McConnell. He did 300 pull-ups, recited the Declaration of Independence backwards and we talked for about 20 minutes.

He is sharp as a spoon and he will be better soon! Stop with all the cOnsPirAcY tHeOriEs!

[SheepDog Society LLC @SDSLLC_USA]

If a widow collects even 1 social security check after her husband dies and she doesn't notify the government of his passing, then she can be criminally prosecuted.

If a Senator dies and their staff still happens to vote and sign Bills in their name that could affect the entire country, then what happens?

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

So what about that? Why is nothing happening? Why are we still in the same situation we were in 2020? Huh?

[cbeals @evsnowbirds]

Elon Musk: There should be NO MACHINES for VOTING.

[Books Behind Borders @MHTruthUltra]

I remember when I was young they had these people called “investigative journalists” who could find out stuff like if a senator was dead or not

[Laura Scharr @LauraScharr]

Follow the money

[Jungleball2 @JungleBall_2]

South Carolina, Spartanburg County, GETS SUED, has completely sold out its residents. They looked at a nearly $3 billion data center complex, complete with a 450-megawatt gas-fired power plant, hundreds of thousands of square feet of industrial development, and enough potential impacts to affect air quality, noise, traffic, and the entire surrounding community, and decided it was a “minor” land development.
A minor project. Let that sink in. They deliberately chose to rubber-stamp this monster through backroom staff review instead of forcing it in front of the Planning Commission where the public could actually see the plans, ask questions, and have their objections heard.
They ignored the clear language in their own ordinance that calls for major review of industrial-scale projects “and similar developments.” They did it not once, but apparently across multiple phases while construction was already rolling.
This isn’t an honest mistake. This is a deliberate choice to prioritize a big out-of-town developer’s timeline over basic transparency and accountability to the people who actually live here. The same county that now claims it wants public input is actively trying to avoid it on one of the largest projects in its history.
And while residents are left in the dark, construction continues. The gas plant is going up. The site is being torn up. The county’s message is loud and clear, your opinions don’t matter. Corporate investment does.
Spartanburg County didn’t just drop the ball here. They threw it straight into the developer’s hands and then acted surprised when people got angry. This level of contempt for their own land-use rules and the citizens they’re supposed to serve is disgraceful.