Why? Because he made a string of podcast videos questioning the 2020 elections and was pushing the “Dominion machines changed votes” conspiracy.
RE: Because he made a string of podcast videos questioning the 2020 elections and was pushing the “Dominion machines changed votes” conspiracy.
Is there a law against pushing this conspiracy? Or is it protected by our First Amendment?
“Because he made a string of podcast videos questioning the 2020 elections and was pushing the “Dominion machines changed votes” conspiracy.”
Conspiracy you say? 5 minutes of research would show you that Dominion’s systems can be easily programmed to produce fractional voting, hackers can do this in a manner that is impossible to see by the election officials managing the tabulation process.
In addition, if the ballots themselves are off, (Think not aligned, or purposely designed for the scanner to not read them), and are being rejected by the scanners, the ‘adjudication’ process facilitates mass voter fraud by allowing election officials to enter the election result for the voter.
What voters would see:
You go into your precinct, you complete the ballot, you scan it into the tabulator, put your “I voted” sticker proudly on your chest, and you walk away, feeling great that you’ve taken part in your democratic process.
What may actually occur:
You go into your precinct, you complete the ballot, you scan it into the tabulator, put your “I voted” sticker proudly on your chest, and you walk away, feeling great that you’ve taken part in your democratic process.
HOWEVER!
What you wouldn’t see:
After you leave and the polls close, the election officials run their procedures, close the poll books, take the tabulator memory sticks and take them to election processing HQ. when the results are reviewed, there is an adjudication log for ballots that the scanner couldn’t read, for whatever reason, legitimate and fraudulent.
An election official reviews a digital image of the ballot scanned, but not read, and enters the voter’s intent — for them. Someone actually enters into the system how you intended to vote. Get it? Conspiracy? Are you comfortable with that?
I’m a 20+ year auditor and a Precinct Election Official; I encourage you to go to your county election office and pick the first 5 people you see that you would trust to review your ballot and enter what YOU intended.
Count me out of that brother!
Oh, and if you think adjudication is some rare event, I encourage you to watch this Fulton County, GA official on election night 2020 discussing just how many ballots they ‘adjudicated’ now that you know what it actually means:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?477819-1/fulton-county-georgia-election-update
The machines have got to go.
Yup.