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Then-Senator Kamala Harris discusses how experts demonstrated hacking election machines (used in many states) in front of colleagues at the Capitol. She notes concerns about the 3 major companies controlling much of the market, serious security flaws (including backdoors), lack of accountability, and states without paper trails making it...

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Ric2 months ago

I say this repeatedly because it's true You've never met a real hypocrite until you've met a leftist

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Brion Adair2 months ago

Proves the Ds and the media are such hypocrites. Every time they lose the EVMs were hacked but when they "win" anyone who says so is an "election denier"🤣

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PatriotTrumperApeCarol2 months ago

Yea and she put it to work for herself and Biden!

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steve rehberg2 months ago

“Truth” to these people is relative. It’s true when it works to support their demonic agenda. It’s a lie when it supports the actual truth. Make it make sense.

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Hoosier daddy2 months ago

Vaccines can kill you= dummycrats will kill you 🇺🇲

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Ann Antanavich2 months ago

They think it's only true when they say it.

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Ruth Geiselhart2 months ago

Tucker Carlson questioned Diebold machines. He was sued for defamation& lost. dems cheered. So now no one dares question the machines. So stop with acting like the Dems, who also funded &supported the 1st 15 months of Israel's genocide which led to the iran war, are innocent.

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Bluesmannen🎸🐸🇸🇪🇺🇸2 months ago

And then just like that every election the dems won was the most secure election 😏

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thealchemistchamber2 months ago

Starting to wonder if they had these hearings to learn HOW to cheat rather than stopping it

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You Wish2 months ago

Masterson KNEW! He HAD to be in on this.

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Say no to Communism!2 months ago

I remember this well.

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bunnywise2 months ago

EVERY SINGLE ONE

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Patriots In Control2 months ago

@RealAF_Patriot There you have it! 💥👊🏼

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@Southern75_29

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K9Andrea2 months ago

Truth right there!!! Thanks Julie!!

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@HouseLyndseyRN

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@VGircys

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Murphy O’Meyer.2 months ago

Why does she sound coherent? 😂

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Curious 🇺🇸2 months ago

I wonder if any Senate republicans raised concerns about voting equipment? Thune was a Senator when this was discussed.

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Pureblood kulak2 months ago

What does she know about back doors?

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@followers

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Walterego2 months ago

Lock these fukg b!+ches up already!

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@BrandoIncognito

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Augustus Lanni2 months ago

julie go listen to this man he says we’re all being played and juan is a fake and jfk jr is dead not coming back and Trump is not saving any one i want your take julie

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Bababiden2 months ago

@RealAF_Patriot This is the problem with American politics. The republicans probably didn’t want to get on board with looking into these machines as a problem because it would give democrats the win.

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Denise Weichenthal2 months ago

@UscgDan

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