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@nataliegwinters Marc Elias:
Architect of Democratic redistricting and voting law strategies.

Involved in Fusion GPS and the Steele Dossier funding, a core element of the Russia probe that critics call politically motivated.
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@nataliegwinters Sued Republican legislatures repeatedly to reshape election rules.

Critics say he uses lawsuits not just to win cases, but to drain resources and stall GOP policies.
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@nataliegwinters Norm Eisen:
Played a major role in Trump impeachment legal strategy.

Worked on disqualification efforts against Trump under the 14th Amendment, a highly controversial legal path.
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@nataliegwinters Critics view this as criminalizing politics, while supporters argue it's about protecting democracy and the rule of law.

Remember the Time magazine article?

The Time magazine article titled “The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election”,
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@nataliegwinters described how an informal coalition of activists, business leaders, and legal strategists worked behind the scenes to fortify the electoral process and counter efforts to overturn the result

That piece, written by Molly Ball and published in February 2021, details:
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@nataliegwinters A cross‑ideological alliance (including left-wing activists and corporate figures like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and AFL-CIO) aiming to ensure a free and fair election by bolstering mail-in voting, countering disinformation, and coordinating public messaging.
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@nataliegwinters Efforts such as defeating voter suppression lawsuits, recruiting poll workers, and pressuring social media platforms to clamp down on falsehoods.

The idea that this coalition didn't “rig” the election—they “fortified” it against potential chaos and interference
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@nataliegwinters This is the "election fortification" article widely discussed in political commentary and referenced in debates around lawfare and influence.


8)time.com/5936036/secret…

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