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  1. So now they can take all the slanderous things Fox said about them into their mission statement.

  2. [https://archive.is/cmPSn](https://archive.is/cmPSn)

    Lots of claims of neutrality in the bullet points. Press X to Doubt.

    >**The intrigue:** As part of its deal with Dominion, Liberty officials asked Dominion to settle several other defamation lawsuits against Trump allies who attacked the company over the 2020 election results.

    >In recent weeks, Dominion has reached undisclosed settlements with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell and One America News Network.

    >Dominion had sued Giuliani and Powell for $1.3 billion each. It had sued OANN for $1.6 billion.

  3. Rude-Strawberry-6360 on

    Yeah that’ll go well.

    I’m so upset at Americans. Literally half of us just can’t be fucked to be involved and informed. So we get railroaded. Because the independents can’t vote for democrats, half of us can’t be bothered to vote at all and the democrats have this fucking purity test that is sending the nation down the tubes.

    Good fucking job America. Pull your heads out of your asses.

  4. reddittorbrigade on

    Trump is going to rig the next election.

    A man who cheats in a golf game, cheats on everything.

  5. literallytwisted on

    What a shock that republicans want to be in control of the actual voting machines while trying to find a way to ban mail-in ballots, Surely no one will see through this clever plan!

    We have the dumbest fascists.

  6. Wow, we really have lost this country haven’t we, the midterms are going to be rigged and we can say goodbye to safe and secure elections.

    Devastating really, just when you think it couldn’t get any worse.

  7. Swimming_Goose_7555 on

    I’m not sure why people don’t understand that the only real way to hold a secure and fair election is with paper ballots. All voting machines should be e-wasted.

  8. FerretFoundry on

    Huh, seems like this isn’t something we should trust to private companies for some reason…

  9. Bwilderedwanderer on

    Because in the end, the don’t care about anything except profits. So many businesses and so many executives couldn’t give a rat’s bleep about burning the world down as long as they make a profit off of it

  10. Loose_Substance on

    Gonna be honest this is one of the first times I’ve really felt that conservatives may never lose power again.

  11. Alwaystired254 on

    Didn’t even think of that! I really have to say the GOP has shown forward thinking that the democrats simply can’t keep up with. They have

    1.) been acquiring main stream media networks and suing others so the messaging pushes GOP messaging

    2.) attacked educational institutions to begin infecting the youth. Controlling the message and deciding what universities can teach

    3.) they realized that no one with authority to hold politicians accountable to the law has the fortitude to do so

    4.) they desensitized the American people by doing outlandish things daily, so nothing is outlandish

    5.) supported independent media to push their message

    6.) took ownership of all social media platforms to shape algorithms

    7.) bought the machines that count the votes

  12. Former-Lab-9451 on

    Being an “ex-GOP official” isn’t necessarily doom here. It’s more-so does this person align himself with the current GOP, specifically the election deniers.

    Looks like the person being referenced here is Scott Leiendecker, who the article says was appointed by the Missouri Republican governor to a role investigating St. Louis’ elections administration after the 2000 election as well as to be St. Louis’ Republican election director.

    It does also mention that Ed Martin, **a loyal Trump surrogate**, was St. Louis’ Board of Elections’ chair when Leiendecker was the city’s election director, but I’m not sure if that’s in relation to Leiendecker having close ties to Martin, or they simply had to work together back in 2005ish in those roles both appointed by the governor

    It does go on to say that Nevada’s secretary state, a Democrat, has described Leiendecker as open, honest and transparent.

  13. Great, the GOP won’t have to worry about losing an election as long as these machines are in use.

  14. Competitive-Bike-277 on

    Suddenly voting machines will be ok again…we’re doomed. 

    At this point we can only hope their incompetence is so great that it collapses fast. 

  15. So republicans control the entire government, the media, and the voting machines.

    This election is going to be a joke

  16. EndangeredDemocracy on

    No shock. 2024 wasn’t a free and fair election, emphasis on fair. the Midterms won’t be either or any future election.

    I’m sure the Dems won’t even make a statement about how outwardly partisan and corrupt this transaction’s optics look.

  17. This is the endgame folks. We are fucked fucked. Hope you own a firearm. This is a really big deal!

  18. StreetwalkinCheetah on

    Dominion acquired Diebold, who rigged the 2004 election (if you believe these things) and there are all kinds of reported irregularities with 2024’s election once certain vote thresholds were released. So as bad as this is, it’s more of the same rather than a triumph of evil over good.

    God damn evil is winning bigtime though.

  19. postpartum-blues on

    if they were to take control of the voting machines and mess with the integrity of the votes, are there realistic ways for us/the Democrats to combat this?

  20. How much more is it going to take for the states up north to act? Every blue state, every self proclaimed ‘swing state’ to say enough is enough? We are entering the point of no return, civil war or 1930s Germany.

    What more can we do?

    Barring nation wide power outages that finally get the full attention of the younger generation, when will this end?

  21. Regular-Engineer-686 on

    For those that haven’t subbed here are the main points:

    Liberty Vote purchased Canada-based Dominion for an undisclosed sum. Liberty is a new company owned by Scott Leiendecker. Leiendecker’s owns company KNOWiNK which has 55 employees and 150 employees. KNOWiNK’s systems are used by election officials in more than a third of U.S. states. Leiendecker was appointed by Matt Blunt, who was Missouri’s Republican Secretary of State. As governor, Blunt later appointed Leiendecker to be St. Louis’ Republican election director. Liberty said the organization will engage in a “top-down” review of Dominion’s equipment ahead of next year’s midterm elections and that it would *rebuild* or retire machines as needed.

    MOTHERFUCKER!!!!!!!

  22. petuniasweetpea on

    The US people need to petition the UN to oversee their elections. Back to pen and paper, and the independent supervision, control, and counting of ballots.

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