100PercentFedUp.com Co-Authored by:
Becky Behrends, M.D. VP of Research for MC4EI
Phil O’Halloran VP of MC4EI
How much weight should be given to the statements and conclusions of “election officials”?
In Wisconsin, election officials ignored the state election code by providing that nursing homes could disregard Wisconsin’s requirement that special voting deputies oversee elections in residential facilities. Nursing home residents were victimized by ballot harvesters as a consequence. This has been investigated in detail by Special Counsel and retired Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Michael Gableman.
In Arizona, a Maricopa County Supervisor, Steve Chucri, through leaked audio recordings, revealed that the initial very small-scale audit performed by the county after the 2020 election was “pretty bullshit.” He said his county colleagues “didn’t have the guts” to do a real audit. He admitted to the occurrence of multifaceted ballot harvesting. He had to resign later over this leak and then stated publicly that there was no fraud in the 2020 election.
So much for the opinions and statements of some election officials. However, it needs to be said that there are thousands of decent, law-abiding election clerks and workers. To be clear, this “story” is not about them.
Now, what happened in Michigan?
