It’s safe to say the toupee’d tyrant welcomes Russia’s help in his bid for re-election since he recently said so in a televised interview.
Remember this tweet after Helsinki?👇🏼
Apparently it’s not treason or espionage if you do it in broad daylight.
Likewise, Moscow Mitch McConnell is openly refusing to pass legislation on election security. Nothing has been done on that front since Putin installed the mango Mussolini in the White House.
Little did we know Dan Coats, the recently released from employment, Director of National Intelligence, was working on election security despite Putin’s Mitch.
Did that have anything to do with his removal? He has been replaced with Texas Congressman John Ratcliffe.
You may remember Ratcliffe from his five minute questioning of former special counsel, Robert Mueller last week. He accused him of not following procedures, and didn’t give him a chance to respond. That was the monologue portion of his audition.
This is alarming.
Robert Mueller ended his testimony with a warning that our elections are under attack, that there are ongoing efforts of Russian interference with our elections, saying— ”They’re doing it as we sit here.”
And he warned us that other countries are also trying to join the party. Our votes are the prizes in the piñata.
Nothing has been done to secure our elections because of traitor Mitch McConnell.
The day following Mueller’s warning, McConnell accepted payoffs in exchange for contracts, from from voting machine vendors whose machines are hackable.
In 2018, 14 states used electronic paperless machines that offered no checks and balances. If the power went out there would be no way to know if the votes were deleted, no way to recover lost votes. There is no way to audit.
This isn’t about taxpayer dollars; electronic machines cost three times the price of machines that use paper.
Lawmakers in the house of representatives drafted the HR1 bill to close the gaping holes in our election security, but that bill didn’t go anywhere. Senator Bill Wyden drafted the PAVE Act, which would establish cybersecurity requirements that vendors would have to meet before they could be used in a government election. The most recently blocked bill was the #SAFEAct. It includes six safeguards that have been in every bill put forward:
- Exclusive use of hand-marked paper ballots
- A ban of barcode voting
- A ban of hybrid voting
- A ban on remote access
- A ban on internet connectivity
- Random Audits
Back to Mitch. The day after he took the payoffs from lobbyists in exchange for promising to use their machines, he blocked another voter security bill, then said “case closed.”
And the big finish… these voting machines are owned by a company, owned by a company, owned by a company, whose leading investor is Vladimir Potanin, a Russian oligarch described as being “very close to the Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin”.
Russians own our voting equipment.
There is no need to wonder why the least popular senator in the country isn’t worried that he might not be re-elected. He’s confident he’ll be around to block election security bills for years to come.
Mitch McConnell is guilty of treason. He is aiding a foreign adversary’s attack on our country. He is a shield, standing between Congressional efforts to pass election security and our elections. He is not working on behalf of the American public.
And now Dan Coats is gone too.
Mitch McConnell can be impeached.
Impeach Mitch. Tell congress.
You can call your representatives at 202-225-3121, and senators at 202-224-3121.
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I find it fascinating that McConnell actually felt the pressure enough that he decided to address the election security bill issue on the Senate floor today. Of course, all he did was gaslight, but still. I don’t remember when he EVER caved to pressure from the people. I’m now wondering if #MoscowMitch is hurting his polling in Kentucky…
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He doesn’t like his nickname, but I think the idea of disappointing his benefactors is worse. I hope he is investigated at the very least.
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Can Barr be impeached?
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It’s a long process, but yes he can: “If a federal official commits a crime or otherwise acts improperly, the House of Representatives may impeach—formally charge—that official. If the official subsequently is convicted in a Senate impeachment trial, he is removed from office.”
https://www.senate.gov/reference/Index/Impeachment.htm
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It seems to me that he should be,
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