Timothy Birdnow

More and more it looks like this last election was the worst in history, not just in America.

LThis is fascinating; there were only two commissioners on the panel that requires at least four to have a quorum, and their computers went down 46 hours during early voting.

The two remaining commissioners were, drumroll please, both Democrats.

On February 11 Trump nominated Republicans Ashley Stow and Andrew Woodson to fill the vacant seats and the Senate never voed on them; they were both stalled in committee. Once again we go back to Thune and the GOP in the Senate.

The attacker remains unidentified and what they were able to do inside the FEC's computer system is unclear, but it is interesting in light of the statistically impossible nature of the past election.

And who authorized who to fix the system? Without a Quorum the board did not have the authority to hire someone.

Who did they hire and why? What were the results?

The FEC received numerous warnings about vulnerabilities in their system, but did nothing.

Furthermore the FEC notified authorities via e-mail, a big no-no when dealing with a compromised system. And they never explained what "taking the servers offline" meant; there are all sorts of things that can equate to "taking them offline".

I read about this at the time and didn't concern myself, as it was about cyber-security, a thing about which I know little. But in light of the recent elections I am convinced there was fraud on an astronomical scale and this doesn't just smell bad it stinks on ice. What was happening there and who was involved? Seems to be this is exactly what we would see if someone wanted to steal the election.

John Thune has to answer for this too.

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