Monica Yatooma
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🚨 MICHIGAN — this is exactly why transparency in our elections matters. Macomb county clerk Anthony G. Forlini met with all of his local clerks and they identified a huge problem- major discrepancies involving voter-registration information that included both fraudulent and duplicate voter registrations. Per usual, Jocelyn Benson claims voter fraud in Michigan does not exist while the receipts and proof keep pouring in and showing that it absolutely exists across the entire state. When questions are being raised about voter registrations and whether people are exploiting weaknesses in the system, the answer shouldn’t be outrage at the questions. It should be records, audits, accountability and answers. Election integrity isn’t about which party wins. It’s about making sure every lawful vote is counted once, every registration is legitimate, and the public can verify that the system is working as promised. Watch this. Listen carefully. Then ask the question every Michigan voter should be able to ask: Are we doing everything possible to protect the integrity of our voter rolls and can officials prove it? Because confidence in elections isn’t something government gets to demand from the public. It has to be EARNED through transparency. Your ballot is your opportunity to demand better. Vote for Anthony Forlini to be your next Secretary of State so we can finally fix this broken system 🙌🏻
Monica Yatooma22,501 次观看 • 4 天前
My post yesterday about the Canadian wildfires clearly struck a nerve with many Canadians, leading to some intense backlash and harassment. I didn’t fully understand it at first—until I spoke directly with several of them in my DMs. After those conversations, they were gracious enough to explain their frustrations and even apologize. I want to clarify my intent, because it seems to have been misunderstood. My comments were never meant to blame the Canadian people or suggest they don’t care. Wildfires are devastating, and my heart goes out to everyone impacted—those who’ve lost homes, those forced to evacuate, and especially the firefighters and first responders risking their lives every day. My questions were directed at governments, not ordinary citizens. When something of this magnitude affects public health and safety, it’s entirely reasonable to ask what preventive measures were taken, how officials are responding now, and what more can be done to protect people going forward. These are fair questions no matter which country is involved—and recent audits and reviews back up why they matter. Provinces have faced criticism for chronic underfunding of firefighting budgets, poor planning, and coordination breakdowns between jurisdictions. Decades of aggressive fire suppression have also allowed fuels to build up in many forests, making fires more intense when they do start. In my NEWSMAX interview yesterday, I expressed the same frustration: this crisis should not become another opportunity for politicians like Zohran Mamdani to exploit the “climate crisis” narrative. The more pressing issue is who is being held accountable for the mismanagement of these fires that are destroying lives, homes, and communities? I’m also asking how Michigan is handling the smoke’s impact on our own residents and whether cross-border cooperation is being used effectively. Are we helping our Canadian neighbors or just looking the other way? We can—and should—acknowledge the very real human suffering while still demanding better preparedness, accountability, and results. Those two things are not mutually exclusive.
Monica Yatooma41,757 次观看 • 2 个月前
WHO IS ACTUALLY BUYING THIS? Serious question for Roop Raj: Have you actually done your due diligence on Michigan’s voter rolls & documented cases of noncitizens voting before accepting the premise that everything is fine? Because Michigan’s OWN Department of State confirmed 15 credible cases of apparent noncitizens voting in the 2024 election. Thirteen were referred for potential prosecution. Remember the Chinese national studying at U-M who allegedly registered, falsely claimed U.S. citizenship & CAST A BALLOT? That happened too. Does that prove widespread voter fraud? No. Does it prove the system is incapable of allowing an ineligible person to vote? Also no. And Michigan continues removing outdated registrations. Benson’s own administration says more than 1.1 MILLION have been removed since she took office. So when we’re told the voter rolls are “clean”, what exactly does that mean? Then there’s the DOJ. U.S. Department of Justice requested Michigan’s unredacted voter-registration database. Jocelyn Benson refused & provided a redacted version instead, arguing DOJ lacked the legal authority to demand the complete file and raising privacy concerns. But let’s be clear: we’re talking about the U.S. Department of Justice—not some random private organization asking Michigan to publish voters’ personal information online. The federal government already maintains enormous amounts of sensitive identifying information through agencies responsible for Social Security, immigration, passports, taxation & citizenship records. So the obvious question remains: If Michigan’s voter rolls are as clean & accurate as Benson says, why fight federal efforts to independently verify them? Nobody is asking for voters’ Social Security numbers or driver’s-license information to be posted publicly. We’re asking why the agencies responsible for enforcing federal election laws shouldn’t be able to lawfully cross-check the information necessary to determine whether everyone on Michigan’s voter rolls is actually eligible to be there. “Trust us” is not enough. That’s not transparency. And with documented cases of noncitizens getting through Michigan’s system & casting ballots, asking for independent verification isn’t unreasonable. It’s exactly what voters should demand.
Monica Yatooma10,801 次观看 • 22 天前
Detroit resident Ramon Action Jackson realized something was off when he and several friends were listed as voting absentee — even though they never did. He’s now exposing “voter trap houses” — abandoned Detroit homes stuffed with phantom voters. Some are even registered at other people’s addresses without the owners knowing. This is exactly why bloated voter rolls are dangerous. They open the door for absentee ballot abuse — the #1 vehicle for fraud. The Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Detroit Clerk have been told about this over and over again. And what have they done? Absolutely nothing. If we want to restore trust in our elections, cleaning the voter rolls isn’t optional — it’s essential. Because if our elections aren’t secure, then nothing else matters.
Monica Yatooma81,770 次观看 • 10 个月前
Michigan went into Election Day with 500,000 more registered voters than voting-age adults. Let that sink in. That’s half a million extra registrations sitting on the rolls—exactly the kind of bloat that invites abuse, errors, and fraud. And it gets worse: bloated voter rolls make it far easier to abuse absentee ballots, already one of the biggest election-integrity vulnerabilities in our system. Ballots are requested, mailed, and handled based on registrations that should never exist. As James Dickson James David Dickson explains, this is just one of many irregularities in Michigan’s election system—while Jocelyn Benson continues weakening safeguards instead of fixing them. The DOJ must step in and hold Benson accountable. And Michigan needs a Secretary of State with the backbone and ability to fix this. As Michigan’s next Secretary of State, cleaning up bloated voter rolls and enforcing a much stricter chain of custody for absentee ballots will be a top priority for me. U.S. Department of Justice Harmeet K. Dhillon
Monica Yatooma61,395 次观看 • 8 个月前
This is what bloated bureaucracy looks like at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. A state audit found the very system meant to protect vulnerable children was not sufficient — with delays in abuse complaints and serious failures in oversight. Yet under Director Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS has ballooned from 51 to over 1,000 employees earning more than $100,000 a year — a nearly 500% increase since she took office. Rep. Jay DeBoyer jaydeboyermi called it out in the House Oversight Committee: Legislatures can hold hearings, expose the waste, and demand answers. But only the Attorney General can bring legal action, and only the Governor can hold these individuals and leadership positions accountable. Awareness is step one. Real accountability requires leaders with the courage to act — what are you doing about this Governor Gretchen Whitmer and AG Dana Nessel Dana Nessel? Michigan families deserve better. We must demand it. Michigan House Republicans
Monica Yatooma14,434 次观看 • 2 个月前
🚨 Michigan Parents, Pay attention The Michigan State Board of Education has completely lost its way. Not only did they just appoint the least qualified candidate as State Superintendent — now they’re pushing radical new K-12 health standards that promote extreme ideas about sex and identity. This proposal bypasses the legislature, strips parents of their rights, and gives the government control over what your kids are taught about their bodies, beliefs, and values. Parents won’t be able to opt out or even approve what’s taught. It’s an assault on family values, faith, and the bond between parent and child. 📅 Mark your calendars: November 13 🕐 Public comment at 1 PM (arrive early) 📍 MDE John Hannah Building in Lansing Make your voice heard. Show up. Speak out. Protect our kids. ➡️ Sign up online at the Michigan Department of Education website for details. Please share! Dave Bondy
Monica Yatooma25,478 次观看 • 11 个月前
I am not running for Secretary of State to manage the status quo. I am running to dismantle it. As a business owner who operates in a tightly regulated industry, I understand what real accountability looks like and I know how to enforce it. For too long, Michigan’s election system has been controlled by political insiders who talk about transparency while avoiding real scrutiny. I will bring a fighter’s mindset to Lansing. I will demand full transparency, clean up Michigan’s bloated voter rolls, end Michigan’s participation in ERIC, secure absentee voting, and launch a true forensic audit that produces prosecutions where laws have been broken. I will restore integrity, enforce the law without fear, and make it clear that in Michigan every legal vote counts and every attempt at fraud will be met with consequences.
Monica Yatooma11,287 次观看 • 6 个月前
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