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Mark Belling Podcast #160:  Here's the real corruption in Wisconsin elections—--clerks and other election officials refusing to follow the rules.   Mark exposes a plan for many state clerks to attend an indoctrination session one month before the election put on by a leftist Soros-funded organization.  Also: Joe Rogan is right; the sick defenders of Lindsay Clancy would never defend a father who murdered his kids. episode artwork

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Mark Belling Podcast #160: Here's the real corruption in Wisconsin elections—--clerks and other election officials refusing to follow the rules. Mark exposes a plan for many state clerks to attend an indoctrination session one month before the election put on by a leftist Soros-funded organization. Also: Joe Rogan is right; the sick defenders of Lindsay Clancy would never defend a father who murdered his kids.

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Mark discusses a planned seminar by a leftist group to "train" Wisconsin clerks on running the election. He contends this violates the Constitutional amendment banning outside funding or operation of elections. Deterrence works: that's the motivation behind the NBA handing down its harshest punishment ever against the Clippers and their billionaire butthead owner who tried to get around the salary cap. And ICE has a record month for arrests but that number needs to be placed in context. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Belling Podcast #160: Here's the real corruption in Wisconsin elections—--clerks and other election officials refusing to follow the rules. Mark exposes a plan for many state clerks to attend an indoctrination session one month before the election put on by a leftist Soros-funded organization. Also: Joe Rogan is right; the sick defenders of Lindsay Clancy would never defend a father who murdered his kids.

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