My new one @Slate: Brian Kemp just engaged in a last-minute act of Banana-Republic level voter manipulation in Georgia: slate.com/news-and-polit… via @slate
And just so we have it preserved for posterity, here's a screenshot of Kemp's accusations against Democrats on the Georgia Secretary of State home page, which many voters will use for accessing voter information the next few days 
The Democratic party has absolutely denied involvement with this
The question is how to square that with the WhoWhatWhy article I quoted in my @Slate piece.
The question is how to square that with the WhoWhatWhy article I quoted in my @Slate piece.
Well now I think we are getting somewhere on where Kemp's allegations may have originated. Read the thread and this response from the Ga. Democratic Party
Unsupported accusations against the Democratic Party are Still there at the top of the official Georgia Secretary is State website. No mention of court orders Kemp lost this week requiring him to make sure some eligible voters can vote.
Don’t worry. Tomorrow will be worse.
And it is Monday morning and the Georgia Secretary of State website is still featuring an evidence-free claim that the Georgia Democratic party engaged in cyber hacking. (See my earlier @Slate piece on this outrageous behavior by Brian Kemp: slate.com/news-and-polit…)
Secretary of State's office now KNOWS Democrats did not hack into system, per @electionland report (propublica.org/article/georgi…) And the Secretary of State office government website STILL blares with evidence-free accusation of Democratic Party hacking. Banana Republic indeed!
Looks like we'll be going into #ElectionDay2018 with potentially thousands of Georgia voters logging onto the Ga. Secretary of State website to check their polling place location or hours and seeing a bogus claim against the Democratic Party for cyber hacking on the home page.
Hoping to get added @candibroce
