Beth Wirey

Just got off the phone with a team of reports seeking to "fact check" my post on Wi-Fi connections. As with most reporters with progressive bias, their first question sought for me to provide them with a list of the people with whom I am working with on this topic. The MO is: 1) Get a name 2) Write a story to marginalize that name 3) Write a "fact check" that casts the sources for the original story as "not credible" or some other disparagement Not gonna play that game. Suffice it to say, I am not going to divulge my sources nor am I going to divulge the names of government officials with whom I have shared the evidence in support of my assertions. They will likely write a deceptive story that gives my post "4 Pinocchio's" or something like that. Bottom line: I am in possession of evidence of active Wi-Fi hotspots tied to foreign components in an early voting polling location during early voting. There are ZERO certified tabulators in the state of Michigan with wireless communication features. Furthermore, it is illegal to communicate election results prior to 8pm on election day. These facts in conjunction with research into suspicious deployed device configuration labelling and certification issues backed by photographic evidence means that the only conclusive way to determine whether or not the observations cited in my original post indicate evidence of nefarious activity is to CONDUCT A PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION AUDIT (PCA) of tabulators throughout the state of Michigan. If you know of a clerk interested in asking the federal government to conduct a PCA, please reach out to me or the MI GOP (they know how to contact me). Want to restore trust in our election results? There is a 1-word solution: TRANSPARENCY That need for transparency needs to start with government officials NOT private citizens. @DataRepublican @elonmusk @RealLindellTV @realMikeLindell