@wiz_political At the Tiffany event in Washington County there was a bunch of 85-year-old childless cat ladies outside screaming with signs about data centers. Crowley is the one that wants to make Wisconsin the data center capital of the world. These people are just too stupid.
Wisconsin had 24,080 illegal aliens who cast ballots in the 2020 election. They voted since in other elections. That number is looking like it will go over 27,000.
Don Millis is a Commissioner on the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC). Yesterday he wrote a letter which omitted a significant exception in the very state statute he relied upon. In short, his letter uses a lot of ink to claim Wisconsin cannot use the SAVE citizenship verification to help protect our elections.
Yet Millis' letter failed to even mention Wis. Stat. 6.36(1)(bm) - which expressly permits WEC to transfer restricted voter-registration information - including DOB, driver's license and Social Security info - to a "law enforcement agency" for "law enforcement purposes".
The Department of Homeland Security is a federal law enforcement agency. Federal statute deems it so; but so does Wis. Stat. 165.77(1)(b) - with DHS clearly falling under that definition.
Why doesn't Millis' letter discuss 6.36(1)(bm) at all? @VickiMcKenna@RegJoeShow@DonMillis@BobSpindell@DanEastman2023@WisConDigest@WisGOP@WIGOP6th@WisGOP7@SenatorKapenga@JanelBrandtjen@RonJohnsonWI@AAGDhillon@EagleEdMartin@DHSgov@DHSGenCounsel@EagleEdMartin@realtinapeters@AGToddBlanche
Massive props to the @TiffanyWarRoom door knocker who just stopped by. Nearly missed him as I just got home. I reiterated to him the importance of hammering the property tax issue, over and over again.
Department of War takes actions to protect our elections, to U.S. Cyber Command, NSA, DIA, and NGA three things were ordered:
"1. Prioritize intel and cyber work so foreign actors cannot meddle in U.S. voting systems.
2. Have the Defense Intelligence Enterprise collect and produce on foreign threats to the elections, within existing law and policy.
3. Have Cyber Command work with DHS to counter foreign cyber threats aimed at the elections." sources: @jesseyjay94 and @SecWar Pete Hegseth.
Jessey Jay has more in her tweet below:
Big court win out of Michigan today! Election Clerks Stephanie Scott and Michelle McQueer are heros!!
-Benson ordered Clerks to delete election records
-A hero Clerk sued
-Benson asked a judge to throw it out
-Today the Judge said NO on every ground!
The case in 30 seconds:
-The electronic poll book is the laptop record of everyone who checked in to vote at your precinct.
-Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's new state rule says clerks must DELETE it 7 days after the election is certified.
-Federal law says KEEP it 22 months. Destroying it early is a federal crime
-My client, Bridgewater Township Clerk Michelle McQueer, asked the State which law to follow
-11 months, no answer, so she sued
-Lots of work by Clerk Michelle McQueer and Stephanie Scott @SScott4USA
Today she, Ms. Scott and her attorney @KevinKijewski defeated Benson's motion to dismiss. This is huge as it means the case proceeds, on the merits - which is exactly what Sec. of State Benson doesn't want!
See Kijewski's post below for more details.
Benson told Clerks to delete election data which is illegal, and now her staff attorney threatened and intimidated witnesses in writing!
School districts are always able to find a way to send glossy flyer after glossy flyer home with all of the sorid details of the horrendous results that a failed referendum will produce.