From Creative Destruction Media:
Why would “trusted election officials” do such a thing? The answer is quite simple. To hide the evidence that they interfered with hundreds of thousands Maryland voters casting ballots and having their votes counted accurately. Was it just to conceal their neglect of duty and incompetence? Was it something for nefarious like concealing the operations of the “Maryland Election Fraud RICO Enterprise”? In either case this is concealment of state and federal crimes and it is irrefutable evidence of their undermining the will of voters for their own personal benefit causing irreparable harm to Maryland voters and the legitimacy of the functioning of Maryland and Federal government. (Read more.)
Meanwhile, in Texas...From Immutable Truth:
Election Systems and Software (ES&S) have been doing their best to hide Federal and State Election Records from the public. When we started requesting “Audit Logs” and other “Official Election Records” they quickly sent out a bulletin to their customers to not comply with our lawful public records requests for “Official Election Records”. I previously covered this illicit activity last year. Recently Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ruled that Texas election administrators were required to provide the “Audit Logs” and “Election Records” that we had been requesting. In ES&S’ attempt to conceal some of the information requested, they claimed that to disclose some of the information that we had requested would constitute a violation of United States Copyright law. I personally challenged this exemption under a “Fair Use” exemption to United States Copyright Law to every Texas municipality using ES&S systems to administer elections in Texas. I specifically noted the United States Justice Department position on “Fair Use”. (Read more.)Share
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