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To: where's_the_Outrage?

She’s saying 17,000 ballots are no good. She wants to see for herself if the match. I saw the process and how they reviewed them and how ballots were resolved. IMHO....Kari should be concentrating on her run...I think Sinema is going to clobber her. Kari’s experience...”0”.


11 posted on 11/30/2023 7:36:21 PM PST by Sacajaweau ( )
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To: Sacajaweau
I saw the process and how they reviewed them and how ballots were resolved. IMHO....Kari should be concentrating on her run...I think Sinema is going to clobber her. Kari’s experience...”0”.

Any system that permits the vendors of the computers used to administer the “election” to keep secret ANY portion of the machines’ internal workings under the guise of “proprietary information” is a system that cannot and must not be trusted. The very notion is absurd. After 2020, it was clear from the testimony of many election officials that even they had no idea what was actually going on inside the “black box”, and they were in fact prohibited from even asking by the terms of the software license agreements attached to them. That is an absolute outrage. If computers are to be used at all in administering elections, and especially in counting votes, then there can be NO agreements to protect proprietary information. Any such system must be 100% transparent as to its operation.

Implementing a secure and accurate election system is not difficult. The more unnecessarily complex and obscure the governing officials make the system, the more you can be sure that they are doing so to hide fraud.

27 posted on 11/30/2023 7:54:20 PM PST by noiseman (The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.)
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