Keep in mind, if even one machine has these glitches, the rest can be alleged to have had similar issues. It's a chain argument using several strong points to tie narratives. Prove the machines can benused for election fraud as the manual states, then point out the broken chains of custody, then show the footage that lends credence to the claims, and explain how it corroborates with witness testimony.
It's a bow tie argument, each point reinforces the next and the prior points
It's true. They can run an operating system entirely from a flash drive. They could simply boot the machine from the flash drive and no one would be the wiser that it was corrupted and then remove it leaving the underlying OS uncompromised. However, there would be no record of those votes having taken place on the OS of the machine.
I think it's one county. It certainly is not Wayne or oakland
Yea but the real fuckery was kn Wayne county
That's one polling station.
But, it is the county that first discovered the “ glitch”.
BFD since the SOS is not stopping all the other machines from getting their software wiped.
BFD since the different electronic manipulations would be system-wide and looking at only voting machines likely to reveal nothing.
Keep in mind, if even one machine has these glitches, the rest can be alleged to have had similar issues. It's a chain argument using several strong points to tie narratives. Prove the machines can benused for election fraud as the manual states, then point out the broken chains of custody, then show the footage that lends credence to the claims, and explain how it corroborates with witness testimony.
It's a bow tie argument, each point reinforces the next and the prior points
22 handpicked by the DS.
It's true. They can run an operating system entirely from a flash drive. They could simply boot the machine from the flash drive and no one would be the wiser that it was corrupted and then remove it leaving the underlying OS uncompromised. However, there would be no record of those votes having taken place on the OS of the machine.