RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)President Trump still claims the 2020 election was stolen. He has done little to reveal evidence for this claim or to fix election integrity because ...

President Trump still claims the 2020 election was stolen. He has done little to reveal evidence for this claim or to fix election integrity because ...

Here's a story that won't go away because Donald Trump keeps siding with convicts and seditionists and would be cool leaders and people who attack police over your United States government. New pardons to about 77 people who were involved one way or the other in some plot or effort to overturn Trump's 2020 laws. It includes names you know like Rudy Giuliani who has faced bankruptcy and over a hund00 million in defamation fines for this.Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows who was indicted in Georg ...

Joining us now, former Maricopa County, Arizona reporter and KO Institute scholar Steven Richer, Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Agular, staff writer for the Atlantic Adam Seur, and MSNBC legal correspondent uh Lisa Rubin. Um Mr. . Secretary of State, first to you, if you were not on that call in Arizona, were any of your election officials on that call.>> They were not. We participated. >> Excuse me.I'm sorry. >> Yeah, no worries. We did not participate in the call. I didn't see the value of participat ...

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Election Security Concerns - The appointment of Heather Honey, described as an election denier and conspiracy theorist, to a senior role in the Department of Homeland Security raises concerns about election integrity [1][2][3] - Heather Honey allegedly misrepresented voter data, falsely claiming Pennsylvania had more votes than voters [1] - Heather Honey led election conspiracy groups that fueled attacks on voting systems in states like Arizona and Georgia [2] Political Implications - Heather Honey is described as a protege of a lawyer who attempted to overturn the 2020 election results [1] - The appointment is happening under Trump's Department of Homeland Security, raising questions about political influence on election security [3]

Election Integrity Concerns - The Department of Justice (DOJ) is requesting voter data, including names, addresses, and Social Security numbers, from states [1] - The stated reason for the request is election integrity [1] Skepticism - There is skepticism regarding the DOJ's stated reason for requesting voter data [1]