A Dominion Voting Systems whistleblower who says she witnessed irregularities at the TCF Center in Detroit on Election Day is accusing Dominion's CEO of lying during the recent Michigan Senate hearing.
CEO John Poulos answered questions about Dominion's machines and software for several hours.
Poulos told the committee that Dominion works with all political parties and uses a "Nonpartisan approach." Carone said her manager at the TCF Center, who co-owns the company, said numerous times that people at the center who had American flags on their shirts or masks were Trump supporters, and he made derogatory remarks about Republicans and Trump supporters.
"If one of their owners is making comments like that and statements like that to a worker, then obviously they're not bipartisan," Carone told NTD. Poulos told legislators that most Dominion machines cannot connect to the Internet.
Sent a list of Carone's allegations, a Dominion spokesperson told The Epoch Times via email that "Dominion stands behind Mr. Poulos's testimony under oath before the Michigan State Senate, and we welcome those who differ to take the same steps to ensure truth, trust, and accountability in their own public statements."
"My overall impression of the hearing is that the CEO of Dominion had to come and defend his product. They have many states, billions of dollars invested. And yet, the reality is that we did not learn much more than the accusation of human error, when there is evidence that it is Dominion error," she said.
Russell Ramsland, who authored the report, said during an appearance on Newsmax on Friday that Poulos was wrong when he alleged there are "No switched or deleted votes involving Dominion machines."
Sunday, December 20, 2020
Dominion Whistleblower Accuses CEO of Lying During Michigan Hearing
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