Rudy Giuliani’s subpoena is only part of a case analyzing illegal treatment in support of the poll fraud hoax
The investigation of Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump’s former attorney, for his alleged involvement in spreading falsehoods underlying the “election fraud” theory denounced by his boss to nullify Joe Biden’s victory to do is just the tip of the iceberg of much-needed research. to demonstrate the existence of a national plot to take down the voting system in the United States. Prosecutors from several states, but most notably Michigan, Colorado, Pennsylvania and Georgia, are analyzing the moves in the months following the Republican leader’s defeat of a group of associate lawyers and dozens of constitutional bailiffs who allegedly had access to the reserved content of electronic voting machines on the grounds of seeking evidence of fraud.
Its purpose, according to the investigations, was to support a whole frenzied set of conspiracy hypotheses that would explain Trump’s defeat in the polls: since the devices had remained under the foreign control of China, Russia or Venezuela until microchips were introduced. erasing the Republican candidate’s votes and changing them in Biden’s favor. What’s unique about the case is that the suspects even wanted to prove the presence of these chips in schools that showed overwhelming support for Trump.
The question might seem humorous were it not for its extreme seriousness. Access to electronic voting systems by persons other than the election officials responsible for their safekeeping is illegal. The White House considers these machines a “critical infrastructure” critical to national security. The state government is obligated to remove any device if it suspects that the chain of custody has been broken at any time. Here’s what has happened to dozens of them since 2020.
But in addition to the legal aspect, there are two derivatives. If the plot is proven, it would be clear that a large number of lawyers, bailiffs, technicians and officials could have teamed up to spread a lie and break the 2020 presidential election. Authorities fear that all of these actions will undermine Americans’ confidence in the system and the confidentiality of your data, especially as the November election nears.
Several countries use electronic voting. The US does it in some states, but still, the majority of the population taking the physical vote goes to the polls. Prosecutors have put all their efforts into this investigation to support what dozens of expert reports have already confirmed — that the machines are safe and that no one was tampered with in Biden’s favor two years ago in November — and especially to prosecute those who the plot of the plot of the rigging. The process could counter the damage of Trumpist posts and far-right movements against the quality of democracy in the country, the violent consequences of which were already exposed in the attack on the Capitol.
The prosecutors are working in parallel, but their investigations appear to converge at the same point, which could bankrupt dozens of people in different states. One eye is on several Trump-affiliated lawyers who reportedly sent at least three computer teams to Georgia, Nevada and Detroit, Michigan to access the voting equipment’s hard drives and tabulators and copy data confidentially, it said. The Washington Post’. “The scope of this is astonishing,” revealed one of the lawyers defending the integrity of the companies that make the devices. One of the names mentioned is that of attorney Sidney Powell, a well-known conspiracy theorist who last year faced the lawsuit of one of these manufacturers, whose technicians were accused of “injecting votes” for Biden hours after polls closed. Far from his former position, Powell later acknowledged that the fraud theory was a lie. “No reasonable person would have believed it,” he said.
Another front of interest comes from a small number of constitutional bailiffs, a former body created to enforce the mandates of the high courts and whose website claims it “predates even the powers of the president”. About 300 sheriffs belong to this group and about thirty of them are considered Republicans sympathetic to Trump. They have become known during the pandemic for their easing in ensuring the application of the measures against the cornavirus imposed by the Democratic government.
At a recent conference, Calvin Hayden, one of his spokespersons, claimed that he had received more than 200 complaints of voter fraud (all false). “I’ve sent my detectives. I have a cyber expert. I sent him to evaluate what’s going on with the machines,” Hayden told his colleagues. Among those who listened to him were Barry County, Michigan Sheriff’s Dar Leaf, and Racine, Wisconsin, Chris Schmaling. The investigations indicate that certain sheriffs and other officials were able to convince the election officials of several districts to give them the machines, then inspect their tabulators in hotel rooms or rented tourist apartments and return them to their owners. managers in shopping centers and parking lots.
But today is Rudy Giuliani Day. He’s being called to testify before the grand jury in Fulton, Georgia, and it’s possible he’ll invoke the Fifth Amendment to avoid incriminating himself. Prosecutor Fani T. Willis is a criminal expert who does not rule out calling Trump as a witness to see if he and his allies called Georgian officials to reverse the election results.
President Joe Biden yesterday signed the Inflation Reduction Act that considers the largest federal investment in U.S. history—$375,000 million—to fight climate change—in the process, it will create thousands of jobs in green energy, the mitigation of the prices of drugs such as insulin and support for the payment of health insurance. The president will immediately embark on a tour of the country to present his grand social plan, convinced of its benefits to improve the presidential image ahead of the November elections and possibly 2024.
The White House wants to talk more about this bill and less about the success of Donald Trump’s sponsored candidates in the Republican primary. So far, Trumpism has triumphed in a dozen internal elections in what is now beginning to be interpreted as the former president’s “revenge” against Republican leaders who have not supported him in his denunciation of the alleged “election fraud” or in the case of the attack on the Capitol.
The focus last night was on Wyoming, where Liz Cheney, vice president of the congressional panel investigating this insurgency, faces Harriet Hageman, the candidate close to the tycoon. Cheney has been unable to hold public events during the campaign after receiving death threats and most analyzes give her the loser of the night. However, more and more voices are emerging that believe the Republican will single-handedly fight for the 2024 election, following the prestige she has gained through her opposition to Trump.
Source: La Verdad
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