Check out “The Daily Recap” podcast to get a brief “catch up” of the previous days biggest stories!
Two weeks ago, The New York Times published an article highlighting “election deniers” targeting a “tiny elections company” in Michigan. The next day, the CEO who The New York Times had just defended, Eugene Yu, was arrested at the request of the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office in Michigan. The New York Times still has that article up on its website despite the arrest that strongly contradicts their story.
Forensic chemist and forensic document analyst expert Erich Speckin was one of the unknowns working behind the scenes during the Maricopa County Audit to analyze the paper and the ballot files that were used in the 4th largest county in America. During this process, he revealed that at least 36,000 ballots were questionable and should be further examined. Most of these ballots (~25,000) were not printed from the official pdf, which caused anomalous discrepancies on these ballots to make them easily distinguishable from their authentic counterparts.
Yesterday, the Conservative Daily podcast hosted Jeff Lenberg to discuss the 2020 election. Mr.
Let me preface this article by telling all of my readers: You can use any blue or black ballpoint pen you bring to the voting booth or poll. Do not let anyone there force you or pressure you into using their pen against your wishes.
