

Steve Howell
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#2 All electronic voting equipment can easily be hacked because all such equipment must receive programming before each election from memory cards prepared on election management systems which are computers often connected to the internet running out-of-date versions of Windows. If a county election management system is infected with malware, the malware can spread from that system to the USB drives, which then would transfer it to all the voting machines, scanners, and ballot-marking devices in the county. Most U.S. election systems are programmed by local county election officials or third-party vendors, who plug previously-used USB drives into computers connected to the internet before plugging those same USB drives into the optical scanners, tabulators, and voting machines that collect, count, and determine election results.


🚨 REPUBLICAN SEAT IN JEOPARDY: Meet career Democrat Belinda Keiser. She is trying to sneak into the GOP primary for FL-22. This lefty has a long history, former Dem candidate, big donor to Hillary Clinton and DWS, also accused of lying on Senate filings. We don’t need recycled Democrats wearing an R. (We already have John Thune in the Senate) FL-22 Republicans: REJECT THIS!

BREAKING: @United Airlines is reportedly offering free flight changes to passengers who want to AVOID landing at Donald Trump International Airport (formerly Palm Beach International Airport), according to an internal memo obtained by Live and Let's Fly.

