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The SCIF
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Dominion has extensive ties to the Democrat Party, including Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama, the Clintons, and strong ties to China. Co-founder of Dominion, John Poulos stated to Congress and admitted that 59% of their products and parts come from China, including LCD touchscreens, control boards, A.I. processors, and more.

Reports also found that 96% of Dominion’s employees and their political contributions who are involved with the entire process of software development, web engineering, production, and management, go to the Democrat Party. Dominion only provided a total of $86.25 to the Republican party.

Diane Feinstein’s husband, Richard Bloom, is a key share holder, and Nancy Pelosi’s long time Chief of Staff are key executives of Dominion Voting Systems. But it doesn’t end there. Pelosi’s former Chief of Staff, Nadeem Alshami is one of the lobbyists in Dominion. Alshami is from a lobbying firm called Brunstein-Farber-Hyatt-Schreck.

There are also deep ties with Barack Obama. According to Dominion’s own website in 2018, a company called Staple Street Capital (SSC), which is a private equity firm, acquired Dominion Voting. On SSC’s website, one of their share holders has a key name, William Kennard.

William Kennard was on the Federal Communications Commission, or the FCC chair during Clinton’s era. He was also a policy advisor for the former Secretary of State, John Kerry, and the Carlyle Groups managing director, another private equity firm. Even now, Kennard is still a member of the executive board at AT&T and FORD, and AT&T owns CNN.

So this Canadian company called Dominion Voting Systems is involved in media, business, and politics, who also has important relationships with the higher-ups of the members of the Democrat Party.

The Clinton ties don’t end there either. Dominion’s communication manager, Penelope Chester Starr, used to work at the Clinton Foundation. She was also the vice president of Tenio. Tenio is a company in which one of their main duties is organizing Hillary’s overseas ventures.

On the Clinton Foundation website, as early as 2014, Dominion promised to give money to one of the foundation’s plans, and that plan was to provide newly formed democratic societies around the world voting machines and voting technologies.