Before Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he would drop out of the presidential election in battleground states, ensuring nationwide ballot access was the challenge. BURIED LEDE: RFK, Jr. NOT Ending Campaign In All States, Only In 10 Battleground States! Now, it appears getting off the ballot in battleground states is his mission. "The Wisconsin Elections Commission voted Tuesday to keep Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the presidential ballot, despite his request to be removed," the Associated Press reports. RFK Jr. will remain on Wisconsin's presidential ballot in November The bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission voted 5-1 to keep his name on the ballot, citing state law, despite RFK suspending his campaign last week pic.twitter.com/cwiGgLZPHS — Matt Smith (@mattsmith_news) August 27, 2024 From the Associated Press: Kennedy’s campaign sent the Wisconsin Elections Commission a letter dated Friday asking that his name be removed from the ballot. Although Kennedy has said he would try to remove his name from the ballot in battleground states, he has made clear that he wasn’t formally ending his bid and said his supporters could continue to back him in the majority of states where they are unlikely to sway the outcome. Republican members of the commission pushed to grant Kennedy his wish to no longer be on the ballot after he suspended his campaign last week and endorsed Trump. But the commission deadlocked under opposition from Democrats who pointed to Wisconsin state law that says once a candidate has filed for office, they must remain on the ballot unless they die. “We know Trump and Kennedy are playing games,” Democratic elections commission member Mark Thomsen said. “Whatever games they’re playing, they have to play them with Kennedy on the ballot.” According to Bridge Michigan, RFK Jr. will still appear on the ballot in Michigan. BREAKING: Michigan Secretary of State denies RFK Jr. to remove his name from the ballot. Kennedy suspended his independent presidential campaign in some states saying he believed that remaining on the ballot in battleground states "would most likely hand the election to the… pic.twitter.com/azHSYxhn12 — I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) August 27, 2024 Per Bridge Michigan: Kennedy will remain on the Michigan ballot because state election law doesn’t allow candidates to remove their names once a party has nominated them and it’s after the primary. “Minor party candidates cannot withdraw, so his name will remain on the ballot in the November election,” Cheri Hardmon, spokesperson for Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, said in an email to Bridge Michigan. BREAKING: -Wisconsin Elections Commission just voted 5-1 to keep RFK Jr’s name on the Wisconsin ballot. -Michigan's Democrat Secretary of State also just ruled she will keep RFK Jr.’s name on Michigan ballot. ELECTION INTERFERENCE. — Evan Kilgore (@EvanAKilgore) August 27, 2024 Democrats in Michigan and Wisconsin are now ruling that RFK must appear on the ballot even after he withdrew from the race Are you paying attention yet? — Jack Poso (@JackPosobiec) August 27, 2024 NPR reports: But an NPR review finds it may not be possible for Kennedy to remove his name from ballots in the majority of seven swing states: Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina and Wisconsin. “Every state has different procedures and deadlines with regard to ballot access and withdrawal, but the later a withdrawal happens, the harder it is for a state to remove a name from a ballot,” said David Becker, executive director of the Center for Election Innovation & Research. “Some states have deadlines that have passed, and many states have already begun the process of printing ballots.” Before his announcement, Kennedy's campaign said it had gathered enough signatures to appear on 47 ballots and officially gained access in 22 states.

According to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), an adult who contracted Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) passed away due to their illness. The agency said the individual was “hospitalized due to severe central nervous system disease.” “The last reported human EEEV infection in New Hampshire was in 2014, when DHHS identified three human infections, including two fatalities. In addition to the person with EEEV infection announced today, EEEV has been detected in one horse and seven mosquito batches in New Hampshire so far this summer. EEEV has also been detected in neighboring states, including in Massachusetts (one person, one horse, and 69 mosquito samples) and Vermont (one person and 47 mosquito samples),” the agency stated. JUST IN – New Hampshire resident dies after testing positive for mosquito-borne eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virushttps://t.co/AGTxjg6MNB — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) August 27, 2024 Per NBC News: It’s the first EEE death reported in the United States so far this year. The individual had been “hospitalized due to severe central nervous system disease,” New Hampshire health officials said. The case is the fifth this year. EEE cases have been reported in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont and Wisconsin, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The nation is in the midst of peak mosquito season, as the insects tend to be most active in August and September. “The risk will continue into the fall until there is a hard frost that kills” the mosquitoes, New Hampshire’s state epidemiologist, Dr. Benjamin Chan, said in a news release Tuesday. The Massachusetts Public Health Department announced that insecticide sprays would begin this week following a case of EEE in a man in his 80s. Several Massachusetts towns said they will close public parks from dusk until dawn, when mosquitoes are most active. “We believe there is an elevated risk for EEEV infections this year in New England given the positive mosquito samples identified,” Chan said. Health officials in Oxford, Massachusetts, recommended a curfew to residents in hopes of limiting exposure to the illness. The Board of Health in Oxford recommended that residents not stay outdoors past dusk to reduce the chances of catching EEE. Town Recommends Curfew Due To Risk Of Mosquito-Borne Illness "A 41 year-old man has died from EEE in New Hampshire. Steven Perry's family tells us he went from healthy to brain dead in one week. The virus is very rare and is usually spread by infected mosquitoes. Several Massachusetts towns are spraying for mosquitoes tonight," WBZ-TV news anchor David Wade said. A 41 year-old man has died from EEE in New Hampshire. Steven Perry's family tells us he went from healthy to brain dead in one week. The virus is very rare and is usually spread by infected mosquitoes. Several Massachusetts towns are spraying for mosquitoes tonight. pic.twitter.com/WEqf3AxMML — David Wade (@davidwade) August 27, 2024 NH DHHS stated: EEEV can cause flu-like symptoms such as fever, chills, muscle aches, and joint pain. EEEV can also cause severe neurological disease, such as inflammation of the brain and membranes around the spinal cord (i.e. encephalitis and meningitis). Approximately one-third of all people who develop encephalitis from EEEV die from their infection, and many others experience life-long physical or mental impacts. There is no vaccine or antiviral treatment for EEEV. Granite Staters can prevent EEEV infection by taking steps to prevent mosquito bites, including using effective mosquito repellents, wearing long sleeves and pants when outside, and avoiding outdoor activities in the early morning and evening hours when mosquitos are most active. It is also important for residents to remove standing water from around their homes to reduce mosquito populations and ensure doors and windows have tight-fitting screens without holes. WATCH:

WASHINGTON — The United States is urging certain foreign nations not to fuel Sudan's civil war by arming fighting factions, as the country faces one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. Meanwhile, Washington has also called on Sudan's warring sides to enforce a code of conduct to reduce abuses, noting that the army is considering the proposal after its rival paramilitary forces have agreed to it. More than 25 million people face acute hunger and more than 10 million have been displaced from their homes since fighting erupted in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces, or SAF, and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, or RSF, the State Department said. “Unfortunately, we've seen a significant proliferation of the number of external actors that are playing a role on both sides,” and they are not putting the interest of the Sudanese people “at the core of this,” said Tom Perriello, U.S. special envoy for Sudan. “In addition to UAE [the United Arab Emirates] supporting the RSF,” Perriello told reporters on Tuesday, “we see foreign fighters coming in from across the Sahel. We've seen Iran, Russia, other negative actors on the SAF side.” U.S.-brokered peace talks on Sudan that concluded last week in Geneva failed to end the country's 16-month conflict. But one of the warring sides, the RSF, agreed to a code of conduct pledging to avoid violence against women, exploitation at checkpoints and the destruction of crops. Perriello said that the U.S. has presented the proposal to the SAF leaders who were absent in the Switzerland negotiations. "They have the code of conduct in front of them. We hope to get a response from them in the coming days," Perriello said. The United States has accused the SAF and RSF of war crimes, with the RSF specifically charged with ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity targeting the indigenous African-origin people of Darfur. During the talks in Geneva, the U.S., along with representatives from the African Union, the United Arab Emirates, the United Nations, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland, focused on reopening three humanitarian corridors — the Western border crossing in Darfur at Adre, the northern Dabbah Road from Port Sudan and the southern access route through Sennar. Later this week, the U.S. will have a first formal follow-up with the heads of delegations. Humanitarian assistance deliveries have resumed via two of the three routes: across the border at Adre from Chad and along the Dabbah Road into famine-stricken areas of Sudan. In a statement late Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken welcomed the reopening of humanitarian corridors, saying lack of humanitarian aid access into Darfur over the past six months has exacerbated the historic levels of famine and acute hunger across Sudan, particularly within the Zamzam camp.

A convicted child rapist in the UK got away with no jail time because prisons in the UK are overcrowded with the recently arrested anti-mass immigration protestors. Pedophile Ross Newman of Newport was convicted of [...] The post British Child Rapist Spared Prison To Save Space for Anti-Mass Immigration Protestors appeared first on The People's Voice.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has revealed that several top Democrats are preparing to jump ship to come out in support of Donald Trump. RFK Jr. participated in a one-on-one with Fox News Sunday to discuss matters related [...] The post RFK Jr. Reveals Top Democrats Planning To Jump Ship To Support Trump appeared first on The People's Voice.

Hungary’s government has vowed to deport all illegal immigrants to Brussels if the EU forces Budapest to adopt a “no-detention” refugee policy.  “After the asylum procedure, we will offer all migrants at the Hungarian border [...] The post Hungary To Deport Illegal Aliens to EU HQ in Brussels appeared first on The People's Voice.

Official NASA documents reveal the agency has been preparing for decades to play a leading role in a mass extinction event in 2025 that will lead to the collapse of civilization and the depopulation of [...] The post Official NASA Documents Confirm Plans For Mass Extinction Event in 2025 appeared first on The People's Voice.

Russia is again warning that they won’t tolerate Ukraine using Western weapons striking deep inside Russia. They will strike back if it keeps up and the US is risking World War III. Ukraine claims they built a ballistic missile, and they want to use it deep within Russia. They also want our ballistic missiles. They […] The post Nuclear War: Russia Warns That the US Risks World War III appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.