Turning his sights on Evers, Gableman in new video makes election allegations without offering evidence jsonline.com/story/news/pol…
Gableman is going after @GovEvers for comments the governor made nearly two weeks ago.
Gableman is putting attention on Evers after facing criticism from the left and right for subpoenaing election officials and then walking back those subpoenas.
Gableman is putting attention on Evers after facing criticism from the left and right for subpoenaing election officials and then walking back those subpoenas.
Gableman: "If the governor believes that it has been proven the election was conducted flawlessly, then he is completely ignorant to the concerns of Wisconsin voters who have great concerns regarding the sanctity and security of their vote.”
Gableman, con’t: “I would like to ask Tony Evers how is it a boondoggle for the people of Wisconsin to find out if their elections were run fairly? What's the alternative? The alternative is looking the other way.”
Gableman said he had "compelling evidence that Wisconsin's elections laws were not properly followed by election officials at both the state and local levels."
He did not provide any of that evidence.
He did not provide any of that evidence.
Also of note: Gableman in his Friday interview with @DanODonnellShow criticized the Arizona audit review.
Gableman in August visited the Arizona audit review.
Gableman in August visited the Arizona audit review.
“What they did (in Arizona) was ineffective at best, crazy at worst," Gableman said. "There were good people. That guy, the CEO of Cyber Ninjas, Doug Logan — I’ve heard universally good things about him — but he was just given an impossible task.”
Gableman, on why he believes the Arizona ballot review was ineffective:
“There was no independent government actor such as I am to guide the investigation."
“There was no independent government actor such as I am to guide the investigation."
Last week, Gableman faced criticism after he said, "Most people, myself included, do not have a comprehensive understanding or even any understanding of how elections work."
In his Friday interview with O’Donnell, he repeated that sentiment.
"What I say, because it's true, is that I like most people do not have a comprehensive understanding of how the mechanics of an election work," he said.
"What I say, because it's true, is that I like most people do not have a comprehensive understanding of how the mechanics of an election work," he said.
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