In the disbarment trial of Trump's former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark, operational security expert Harry Houry said risk limiting audits look at whether the counts and registration of precinct tickets and ballots seem to be accurate. But they don’t look at it holistically. Extremely small portion of what's required to determine whether or not a system is secure in a particular use context.
Auditable items is an affirmative requirement, so the destruction of them is against the concept of the risk management framework. A risk management framework analysis wasn’t done after Georgia 2020 election.
There was a total breach. Election wasn’t conducted according to the law. No signature verification - 160k votes in the system that weren’t supposed to be there. No cure possible. The election was not valid by cybersecurity standards. He said this is my area of expertise. Scanning at night in Fulton County - an operational security breach that inserted an unknown number of invalid ballots into the system against the rules of conduct of the election.

In the disbarment trial of Trump's former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark, VoterGA's Garland Favorito, the DC Bar's attorney Hamilton Fox is asking Favorito if he has evidence of actual fraud, not just the opportunity for fraud. He requested ballot images. Found many of them had been destroyed against state law. Fulton County ballot images were digitally altered before certification. That is actual fraud that has not been investigated to this day. Another example of actual fraud is mail-in ballots - not on correct paper stock, marked with toner not pens, sworn affidavits of senior workers revealed this. He said this was "clear evidence of fraud."

Kari Lake's new book went on sale today and it is full of fascinating insights and shocking stories. You won't be able to put it down. She's an excellent writer and it's obvious it wasn't ghostwritten, with her clever hilarious style. I highly recommend it. Here are some of the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… My colleague @ConradsonJordan provides more dish from the book here - "President Trump was the 'archetype' of Lake’s strategy on the campaign trail and her vision for Arizona. Trump was Kari Lake’s blueprint to Make Arizona Great Again while sparring with the media propagandists… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Utterly devastating testimony in Kari Lake's trial today by Maricopa County Level 1 signature reviewer Andy Meyers. He said the Level 2 reviewers wouldn't even bother reviewing the signatures when they got too busy. He also said there weren't enough Level 2 reviewers. He said only about 1/10 of the signatures that should have been rejected were. There should have been 12,000 rejected out of 60,000 a day, but only 800-1,000 were.

Attorney Alexis Danneman, who works for leftist Perkins Coie, is arguing against Abe Hamadeh at his election contest hearing that the statutes don't allow for his efforts challenging the election. Bwahahahaha you can't make this stuff up. She's now saying if Abe Hamadeh is allowed to inspect the ballots, then he says it would "probably change the results" which is "speculative." Bwahahahah he's not saying it would probably change the results, that's a lie; he's CERTAIN it will change the results.

I have a bombshell article coming out at The Arizona Sun Times tomorrow regarding last year's bogus election in Arizona. My mind is still reeling from what I just found out. This is one of those legendary things we'll be citing for years. Won't be easy for the left to refute. I will say this, based on what I know about election fraud at this point, the only way these gutless wonders we have for judges (and I say this with my dad as a retired judge) are ever going to say there’s evidence is if multiple operatives admit they were paid to fix elections.

And here's my write-up about the explosive testimony Thursday to the Arizona Legislature alleging racketeering involving a cartel, Arizona officials, judges, election fraud and hacking Maricopa County databases. Guess what? I'd heard about this for years. arizonasuntimes.com/2023/02/25/exp… Many of the Maricopa County Supervisors over the years have been in the real estate business, particularly developers and homebuilders. When I was at MCAO, we tried to prosecute one of them - phoenixnewtimes.com/news/before-do… But the system was so corrupt he destroyed us instead.....