When big news happens over and over, it starts to seem less big, just by comparison. One of these days maybe I’ll cover the whole list of things we weren’t allowed to talk about during the previous administration that we were right about all along. But just one of those “we told you so” things today.
Last week we had a report come out about election integrity
issues. The President gave a speech. He did not say the 2020 election was
stolen; he said China and other nations had the ability to do it, and there was
quite a lot else, but nothing that could tag him as an election denier and
therefore dismissible.
Let’s be clear on one thing, though: laws have been broken,
and vulnerabilities are extraordinary—so that we have more reason to doubt
election integrity than to trust in it.
The main piece is that China had stolen the personal data of
some 220 million voter registrations. Note: As of April 2026 there are 204.6
million registered voters. I don’t know if that means China has all records, or
all or almost all plus a whole lot of invalid ones. But they shouldn’t have the
data required to, say, request a ballot by mail for every voter in America, if
they happen to feel like it.
Another piece is that, while our IC (Intelligence Community)
knew this in 2020, they purposely withheld the info from the President’s daily
intelligence briefings.
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