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We’re back after a long reprieve and ready to share important information about the upcoming elections. I’ll be hosting most of the shows from this point forward. They’ll be more frequent, but much shorter. In this episode, we’ll cover 2020 voter fraud specifically in Minnesota:

  1. Vast restrictions have been placed on election judges: Based on MN law, election judges must be "satisfied" that "the voter signed" a ballot, including comparing signatures between applications and ballots if there is an identification number mismatch. Unfortunately, our current MN SOS, Steve Simon, wrote a rule that allowed the SOS to revoke the statutory discretion given to election judges to compare signatures on applications and ballots and The Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld Simon's rule, agreeing that any person can sign any ballot for anyone, without limitation.

  • Simon's rule does not allow ANY rejection of a ballot if there is a signature mismatch. Two different people could sign an absentee application and a ballot... with no repercussions.
  • This creates a lot of confusion within our delicate election process and holds the door wide open for voter fraud.
  • The majority of votes in 2020 were cast as absentee ballots.
  • The case has been petitioned to the MN Supreme Court.
  • 2. There were 74,000 missing absentee ballots at the time of certification.
  • 3. Steve Simon has repeatedly refused to support photo ID, even though the vast majority of Minnesotans already have a photo ID because it’s required for numerous other transactions. I’m quite sure he also knows that those that don’t have one can easily be provided with one.
  • 4. Fake Lawsuit: Simon asked the legislature in 2020 to get rid of postmark requirements and witness signatures on absentee ballots, and to extend voting by several days. The legislature said NO. So Simon decided to make an end-run through the courts to get his way. He and Marc Elias conjured up a “fake” lawsuit whereby the MN Secretary of State was sued to require the changes the legislature refused to approve. Simon quickly cut a deal, giving in completely to the fake lawsuit demands. As a result of this Feigned court “loss”, most ballots cast in 2020 were cast as absentee and required no witness signature, no postmark, and continued to arrive and be counted many days after election day.
  • 5. Restrictions placed on election judges: Simon wrote a rule subverting the legislature’s intent that party-balanced election judges from the major parties accept & reject all absentee ballots. His rule makes election judges, who were intended to be in place to keep the vote honest, completely unnecessary on ballot boards and allows government unionized staff to accept/reject all absentee ballots, even if those staff members are themselves candidates on the ballot.
  • 6. Steve Simon is failing to remove dead people from voter rolls.
  • 7. Even NPR/MPR (Minnesota) is concerned about E-poll books: "I don't think there has been a thorough conversation of the risks inherent, and also the benefits, of electronic poll books." -Former CT SOS Denise Merrill (D) https://www.npr.org/…/technology-has-made-voting-lines-move…
  • 8. Residents and families of residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, disability homes, and other similar facilities in MN and across the country reported people coming into their rooms, completing a ballot for them, without the resident seeing what was being completed for them on the ballot. I can vouch for that one. It happened with my own mother. I found out about all of the other reported cases around the state and around the country after that.

https://www.umlc.org/legal/lawsuits/

https://www.nationandstate.com/2022/09/29/minnesota-counties-sued-for-duplicate-voter-registrations/

https://rumble.com/vzgf5j-democrats-on-hacking-americas-computerized-voting-system.html

https://gop.com/research/over-150-examples-of-democrats-denying-election-results-rsr/

Documentaries about the 2020 election fraud:

https://selectioncode.com/

https://frankspeech.com/shows/moment-truth-summit-start-finish

https://node-1.2000mules.com/

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We’re back after a long reprieve and ready to share important information about the upcoming elections. I’ll be hosting most of the shows from this point forward. They’ll be more frequent, but much shorter. In this episode, we’ll cover 2020 voter fraud specifically in Minnesota:

  1. Vast restrictions have been placed on election judges: Based on MN law, election judges must be "satisfied" that "the voter signed" a ballot, including comparing signatures between applications and ballots if there is an identification number mismatch. Unfortunately, our current MN SOS, Steve Simon, wrote a rule that allowed the SOS to revoke the statutory discretion given to election judges to compare signatures on applications and ballots and The Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld Simon's rule, agreeing that any person can sign any ballot for anyone, without limitation.

  • Simon's rule does not allow ANY rejection of a ballot if there is a signature mismatch. Two different people could sign an absentee application and a ballot... with no repercussions.
  • This creates a lot of confusion within our delicate election process and holds the door wide open for voter fraud.
  • The majority of votes in 2020 were cast as absentee ballots.
  • The case has been petitioned to the MN Supreme Court.
  • 2. There were 74,000 missing absentee ballots at the time of certification.
  • 3. Steve Simon has repeatedly refused to support photo ID, even though the vast majority of Minnesotans already have a photo ID because it’s required for numerous other transactions. I’m quite sure he also knows that those that don’t have one can easily be provided with one.
  • 4. Fake Lawsuit: Simon asked the legislature in 2020 to get rid of postmark requirements and witness signatures on absentee ballots, and to extend voting by several days. The legislature said NO. So Simon decided to make an end-run through the courts to get his way. He and Marc Elias conjured up a “fake” lawsuit whereby the MN Secretary of State was sued to require the changes the legislature refused to approve. Simon quickly cut a deal, giving in completely to the fake lawsuit demands. As a result of this Feigned court “loss”, most ballots cast in 2020 were cast as absentee and required no witness signature, no postmark, and continued to arrive and be counted many days after election day.
  • 5. Restrictions placed on election judges: Simon wrote a rule subverting the legislature’s intent that party-balanced election judges from the major parties accept & reject all absentee ballots. His rule makes election judges, who were intended to be in place to keep the vote honest, completely unnecessary on ballot boards and allows government unionized staff to accept/reject all absentee ballots, even if those staff members are themselves candidates on the ballot.
  • 6. Steve Simon is failing to remove dead people from voter rolls.
  • 7. Even NPR/MPR (Minnesota) is concerned about E-poll books: "I don't think there has been a thorough conversation of the risks inherent, and also the benefits, of electronic poll books." -Former CT SOS Denise Merrill (D) https://www.npr.org/…/technology-has-made-voting-lines-move…
  • 8. Residents and families of residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, disability homes, and other similar facilities in MN and across the country reported people coming into their rooms, completing a ballot for them, without the resident seeing what was being completed for them on the ballot. I can vouch for that one. It happened with my own mother. I found out about all of the other reported cases around the state and around the country after that.

https://www.umlc.org/legal/lawsuits/

https://www.nationandstate.com/2022/09/29/minnesota-counties-sued-for-duplicate-voter-registrations/

https://rumble.com/vzgf5j-democrats-on-hacking-americas-computerized-voting-system.html

https://gop.com/research/over-150-examples-of-democrats-denying-election-results-rsr/

Documentaries about the 2020 election fraud:

https://selectioncode.com/

https://frankspeech.com/shows/moment-truth-summit-start-finish

https://node-1.2000mules.com/

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