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NBC NEWS: "Chinese parts, hidden ownership, growing scrutiny: Inside America's biggest maker of voting machines"
The dishonest mainstream media has done everything but burn Mike Lindell at the stake for the crime of investigating the voting machines used in the November 2020 election. Big box stores have dropped his products from their stores, causing him to lose tens of millions in sales in 2020. Dominion...
The dishonest mainstream media has done everything but burn Mike Lindell at the stake for the crime of investigating the voting machines used in the November 2020 election. Big box stores have dropped his products from their stores, causing him to lose tens of millions in sales in 2020.
Dominion Voting Machines is suing Lindell’s My Pillow company. They’re also suing attornies Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, Lin Wood, One America News, Fox News, Newsmax, Dominion contract worker, and whistleblower Mellissa Carone, and have threatened over 150 individuals with defamation lawsuits. Not one mainstream media outlet has defended media companies or individuals’ right to investigate or even discuss investigations into the voting machine company.
In Michigan, Antrim County attorney Matthew DePerno continues to assess the forensic examination results of a Dominion Voting machine used in the county where over 5,000 votes were “accidentally” flipped from Trump to Biden. DePerno’s law license has been threatened by Michigan’s radical Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Why are the dishonest mainstream media and Democrats fighting to keep investigators from looking at the machines used in the November election? It wasn’t so long ago that the dishonest mainstream media was doing serious investigative work into the voting machines used in the 2016 election.
On December 19, 2019, NBC News took an in-depth look at the voting machines used in our elections.
From NBC News:
Chinese parts, hidden ownership, growing scrutiny: Inside America’s biggest maker of voting machines
Just off a bustling interstate near the border between Nebraska and Iowa, a 2,800-square-foot American flag flies over the squat office park that is home to Election Systems & Software LLC.
The nondescript name and building match the relative anonymity of the company, more commonly known as ES&S, which has operated in obscurity for years despite its central role in U.S. elections. Nearly half of all Americans who vote in the 2020 election will use one of its devices.
That’s starting to change. A new level of scrutiny of the election system, spurred by Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, has put ES&S in the political spotlight. The source of the nation’s voting machines has become an urgent issue because of real fears that hackers, whether foreign or domestic, might tamper with the mechanics of the voting system.