When Jerry Nadler Opposed Voting Machines

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Jerry Nadler (D-NY) complained in 2004 that voting machines could be hacked and jeopardize our elections. He even sponsored legislation to ensure every voting machine has a paper trail.

This was before Democrats decided to use the technology to help them take total control over the American people.

He raised the following points:
  • If someone deliberately hacked these machines, they could steal millions of votes, and no one would know.
  • There is no paper trail.
  • We’ve documented a machine in this county that recorded 11,000 extra votes for Bush… These machines are hackable.

If we used paper ballots, we wouldn’t have to worry about this.

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Anna Strong
Anna Strong
10 months ago

Funny how things change when you think you will loose. It’s as if they never said what we have on record and video! Liars and hypocrites all of them! Who knows how long they have been selecting not us electing politicians, even when they fain fraud.

Dr. Van Nostrand
Dr. Van Nostrand
10 months ago

Little Lord Shitshispants.