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Photo of Thomas Datwyler's house today in WI, tied to the election fraud in Alaska's US Senate race. See all 13 tweets below on the story! 🚨Look at the document he filed out and signed!!
Credit @ErikaCA47 for document:
🚨See how this Wisconsin driveway leads to election fraud in the Alaska US Senate race! There are twelve (12) tweets in a thread exposing the story -
1) Huge election fraud in Alaska involving Wisconsin! And Ohio and Alabama and Virginia!!!!
Gerald Heikes raised $0. Filed nothing with the FEC. Finished 5th in the primary with 1%. Then a super PAC spent $3,601,760 telling Alaskans to “ONLY RANK” him. Who does that for a drywall contractor who has never cracked 1.1% in nine races?
Credit goes to @ErikaCA47 @JamesHartline and @ginamilan_
1) Huge election fraud in Alaska involving Wisconsin! And Ohio and Alabama and Virginia!!!!
Gerald Heikes raised $0. Filed nothing with the FEC. Finished 5th in the primary with 1%. Then a super PAC spent $3,601,760 telling Alaskans to “ONLY RANK” him. Who does that for a drywall contractor who has never cracked 1.1% in nine races?
Credit goes to @ErikaCA47 @JamesHartline and @ginamilan_
11) Alaska Values PAC's address is 502 6th St, Hudson, Wisconsin 54016. Thomas Datwyler claims he is the "founder and owner of 9Seven Consulting", a Wisconsin-based campaign finance compliance firm; his site says he has guided more than 400 political committees and filed over 4,000 FEC reports since 2013, and names Pete Stauber, Ann Wagner, and Jim Jordan among his clients.
As treasurer; he signed the October 29 Form 24 showing $3.6 million supporting Heikes and $3.75 million opposing Dan S. Sullivan. Up the driveway to the left is where the address goes in Hudson WI:
12) Red Alaska PAC, registered by Thomas Datwyler in October with about $10,000 in spending, and Buckeye Freedom PAC in Ohio, which spent more than $3.8 million opposing Senator Jon Husted and supporting libertarian William Redpath, who told CNN he had never spoken with Datwyler.
Datwyler's Our First Principles Fund spent over $60,000 in 2021 promoting third-party candidate Princess Blanding in Virginia’s governor race, and his Alabama Values PAC shows attacking five Alabama Republican incumbents. THE FACE OF ELECTION FRAUD:
Striking voting patterns: Texas Republicans cast more votes for the Appeals Court seat than the US Senate.
And in Georgia, Republicans cast more votes for the Ag Commissioner than the US Senate seat.
Same pattern in Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina and Arizona.
BUT in Nevada you see what is expected, and they did not have a US Senate race this year.
Special thanks to Jeff O'Donnell for finding these patterns. Help him out at his give send go link at his X account @FSociety_1942
Election fraud: Kansas Republicans cast more votes for Treasurer, and Insurance Commissioner, than their US Senate and Governor seats. Really? I don't think so.
The pattern continues like Texas, North Carolina and Ohio, North and South Carolina, Georgia (see previous tweets).
@FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page.
@realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche Kansas:
Election fraud: Georgia Republicans cast more votes for AG Commissioner than their US Senate and Governor seats. Really? I don't think so.
The pattern continues like Texas, North Carolina and Ohio (see previous tweets).
@FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page.
@realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche
Election fraud: Ohio Republicans cast more votes for Auditor and Treasurer than their US Senate and Governor seats. Really? I don't think so.
The pattern continues like Texas and North Carolina (see previous two tweets).
@FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page. @realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche
Election fraud: North Carolina Republicans cast more votes for Court of Appeals races than their US Senate and US Congressional seat. Really? I don't think so.
The pattern continues like Texas (see previous tweet).
@FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, pls help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page. @realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche
Look at Texas. Jeff O'Donnell @FSociety_1942 sorted every statewide race by the number of Republican votes and then by Democrat votes.
So Republicans top interest in the midterm election was the Appeals Courts, not the US Senate or the Governor races?
And Republicans were more interested in the Land Commissioner, and the Comptroller, than who their US Senator and Governor was going to be?
The Democrats were most interested in who their US Senator and Governor and Attorney General would be, but not the Republicans??
Jeff adds: "My friends in Eastern Pennsylvania will recognize this pattern well."
