Sen. Johnson and Sen. Peters just went into a full contact exchange in the hearing on alleged voting fraud. Johnson accused Peters for falsely accusing him of spreading Russian disinformation that is now being investigation by the Justice Department.
...The fact is that the hearing has been very interesting to hear a full discussion of these allegations from both sides, including excellent contributions from Krebs to rebut the Dominion allegations. The Wisconsin counsel also offered some interesting points on rule changes.
...Krebs just suggested that his staff was asked take down or change his office's public statements on conspiracy theories and disinformation. He said that he was never directly to do so, but suggested that pressure may have been put on his staff.
...Krebs just slammed the report of a 68 percent error rate on the voting machines. He noted that the only error that was identified in the report appears to be a Microsoft code that does not, as suggested, refer to unauthorized access but a "parameter" command problem.
...He also noted that the 68 percent number did not come from 68 percent of votes being flagged but unspecified "alerts" that are common to such systems.
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