This past week, Major League Baseball announced that it is moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver, over concerns about Georgia s new voting laws passed after rumors over voter fraud in the last election unfounded rumors largely aimed at Dominion Voting Systems.
That s the company that just happens to have its national headquarters just a few blocks from Coors Field and has come out swinging against critics, filing billion-dollar lawsuits against everyone from Fox News to Rudy Giuliani to Mike Lindell, Mr. My Pillow.
Denver has hosted the All-Star Game only once, in 1998. Since then, Colorado has overhauled its own voting laws, and this state s election system is now considered the gold standard across the country both for voter turnout and the lack of problems at the polls. That makes the move of the game look like a big win for Denver, but in their comments posted on the