On Northwest Liberty News Talking Judges and Law Enforcement

find the articles referenced below.

1)  https://theeprovocateur.blogspot.com/2020/01/knutson-and-asphaug-documents.html 

2) https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/22/connecticut-gun-owner-confiscated-private-threats/

3) http://rebelpundit.com/connecticut-judge-seals-own-divorce-records-while-ruling-in-other-family-court-cases/

4) https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2017/sep/30/no-discipline-judge-who-orchestrated-reporter/451984/

5) https://www.ajc.com/news/local/georgia-weekly-newspaper-the-center-firestorm-shuts-its-doors/On3NqolTAf1T9mrI9SB9ZJ/ 

Sandra Grazzini-Rucki Interviews Ted Taupier

Find more on Taupier's case here, here, and here.

More details on the Grazzini-Rucki case are below.

1) The definitive dossier documenting David Rucki's violence: 99 pages of police reports, orders for protection, letters, affidavits, and more...

2) The propaganda of 20/20

3) The court created horror of the five Rucki children

4) Dakota County disallows nearly all Sandra Grazzini-Rucki's evidence and only then is she convicted

5) Dakota County slaps destitute Sandra Grazzini-Rucki with $975 per month in child support, $14,000 plus bill

6) Missing in Minnesota: Michael Brodkorb's blog

7) Check out the book: Sandra Grazzini-Rucki and the World's Last Custody Trial

Rumors of Blumenthal's Demise Greatly Exaggerated?

A new poll in Connecticut has Dick Blumenthal up by 25 points.

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal still holds a commanding lead in the Senate race, despite more than a week of bad press regarding past misstatements of his military record. Blumenthal, the presumed Democratic nominee, leads Republican Linda McMahon by 25 points, a new Quinnipiac survey finds (May 24-25, 1159 RV, MoE +/- 2.9%).

Polls had the race within a couple points late last week and so this is quite a turn around. This race looks like it will be very interesting.

Blumenthal Apologizes

Connecticut AG and Senatorial candidate Richard Blumenthal apologized for mischaracterizing his Vietnam record and is putting it behind him.

Richard Blumenthal went from Senate shoe-in to political punch line after the New York Times reported on his past misstatements of his Vietnam-era service. But in the span of the week, his campaign now argues that he has successfully navigated through the immediate crisis to the point where Democrats can feel confident again that the party will hold his seat come November.

To bolster that argument, the Connecticut attorney general's campaign released results of an internal poll showing that he maintained a substantial advantage over one of his potential general election foes, WWE executive Linda McMahon. The Greenberg Quinlan Rosner survey, conducted May 19-20, found Blumenthal leading 55-40. A Rasmussen poll released last week found the same matchup much tighter.

One poll had Linda McMahon within three points. This has definitely hurt Blumenthal and it's not going away. This is difficult to explain and admitting a lie would end his career. Blumenthal will deal with this for the rest of the campaign and at this point, he'd have to be considered an underdog in the race.

It's worth noting that FNS anchor Neil Cavuto is among Blumenthal's chief defenders.

Just remember that the next time someone says that FNS is in the pocket of the Republicans.