There is significant evidence of widespread fraud in Michigan during the 2020 presidential election, contradicting mainstream narratives. It focuses on irregularities in voter registrations and subsequent actions taken by relevant authorities.
1. Claims of Fraud:
President Trump’s assertions about significant election fraud have often been dismissed as baseless. However, the article claims there is substantial evidence, particularly concerning Michigan voter registrations.
2. The Scandal's Discovery:
In Muskegon County, a woman named Brianna Hawkins allegedly submitted between 8,000 to 10,000 suspicious voter registration applications. A local election clerk, Ann Meisch, raised concerns about mismatched personal information. After local police involvement, the case was handed to the FBI but was reportedly concealed by the Biden Department of Justice.
3. Involvement of GBI Strategies:
Hawkins was employed by GBI Strategies, a company with ties to Democratic groups. Police investigations revealed financial transactions to GBI from various Democratic committees. Their operations included submitting questionable voter registrations and possibly encouraging votes for Biden while claiming neutrality.
4. Voting Process Exploits:
Michigan law required voters to request a ballot application, but Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson mailed 7.7 million applications, including to those with potentially fraudulent registrations. The article claims this allowed for easy manipulation of the voting process, as no ID was needed and signatures were presumed valid.
5. Investigation Blocked:
FBI agents were reportedly aware of the potential scale of the fraud but a DOJ official blocked any investigations before the election, raising concerns that this might damage the credibility of the accusation of election fraud made by Trump.
The author argues that, given the evidence of fraudulent registrations, unlawful actions by election officials, and the blocking of investigations, the certification of the 2020 Michigan election was unjustified. The article suggests a need for accountability in electoral processes to ensure their integrity.
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