Thread by @toddhathorne

pinonpost.com/nm-dominion-vo… This post lays out a process. It does not follow that process to it's own logical conclusion. We need hand counts. That's how these other counties in MI, AZ and now GA have found issues. @NMSOSMaggie says she has no evidence of fraud.

Well, duh. She hasn't looked for it either. Watching a selected county's Canvass Board is more evidence that there has not been any serious efforts to examine what has happened in NM. It was embarrassing to see these folks ask questions. What I saw were leading questions.

As if there were efforts to NOT embarrass election officials. I watched a seasoned County Clerk attack the integrity of veteran. She literally said that this poll challenger had not read SB 04. @JohnforNM references SB 04 in the above article. And he is right about

Republicans supporting SB 04. Senators from the Republican Party literally took no information from those who could have helped them avoid giving MORE power to an already power-drunk governor. But I digress. To watch the attack of poll challengers with NO serious

effort to defend the duty of poll challengers was like watching the slaughter of calf destined for veal. Add a few fava beans and the meal would be complete. The sad part is the ignorance of what is actually written by the legislature. SB 04 contains no such language

prohibiting poll challengers full and meaningful access to the entire process. When pressed (sort of) for a citation for this specific prohibition, the BOE Chief actually quoted from Guidance from the SOS's Office, NOT THE STATUTE. Let that sink in for a moment.

I actually attended the rule making session where @NMSOSMaggie's staff crafted this prohibition. It was a stilted and weird exercise in creating public regulation. There was real, thoughtful opposition, but not one single comment from those who ultimately created the rule.

Let us be completely blunt. This rule created by the SOS bears no resemblance to the law by which it was crafted. I know some of the readers of this thread have long since left. Those who are left should hear this note. This is the inside baseball stuff that leads

to reduced confidence in the election process. Yeah. That's what this is about. This rule making session by the SOS is more evidence of the nefarious activities of the SOS and her staff. Since we are being blunt: What do you have to hide? The above article is a story

tying to the national narrative of Dominion software, and definitely a timely missive. There are a few issues where I would part company with Mr. Block, specifically the aspersions cast upon Ms. Duran. Yes, the documentation of her human foibles loom large. But, as you have

often heard me say, even a broken clock is right twice a day. Some things Ms. Duran tried to accomplish still need attention. Photo ID being one of those efforts. Yeah. I said it. We need to require photo ID. We also need Canvass Board members who understand the process

well enough to properly challenge the SOS. The Dominion software is vulnerable. @JohnforNM begins this quest for a better set of software. Thank you sir. We need to examine those who may have been coaxed into a purchase by a corporation whose servers have been

seized by the United States Army on foreign soil. Not sure we will ever see all of the data that lead to these actions, but the fact that a US Congressman has put this fact into the public narrative must be a very sobering moment for New Mexicans, and, I would hope, one

particular Secretary of State. Finally, where is the exit ramp from this freeway of zany clown cars? We need hand counts. Hand counts are what are producing the evidence that has moved the national narrative. These hand counts need to be done in New Mexico.

I know of two races that are well within the bounds of the 1/2 of a percent necessary to get a recount and recheck. These races cover multiple counties and would provide the first real examination of the questions surrounding the Dominion software. @elisa1121 has been on this

issue in detail. She knows that we need evidence in New Mexico. Follow her, if you don't already. I am sure she supports hand counts. The DA's race in the 13th Judicial is a handful of votes separating the Republican Josh Jimenez and the Democrat. This area

centers around Valencia County, Sandoval County and Cibola County. So you would be examining multiple county clerks. Rick Little's race is also in the mix. I believe that would include Otero and Dona Ana counties. So we would be able to hand count in 5 different

counties and get actual evidence. If this evidence reveals any maladies, I say we start looking for new software. Unroll @threadreaderapp #nmpol