『Michigan Under Fire: Election Integrity, Voter Rolls & the Battle for the Mitten State』のカバーアート

Michigan Under Fire: Election Integrity, Voter Rolls & the Battle for the Mitten State

Michigan Under Fire: Election Integrity, Voter Rolls & the Battle for the Mitten State

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Host Bill Johnson sits down with Patty McMurray of the Gateway Pundit for a deep dive into Michigan's election integrity crisis. Patty shares her firsthand experience working elections for over 15 years, detailing the controversial rejection of the Citizens Only Voting petition — which gathered nearly 710,000 signatures — and the role of the Bureau of Elections in blocking it. She also reveals the groundbreaking investigation into almost one million Detroit 2020 election documents, uncovering duplicate voter registrations, potential non-citizen voters, and the efforts of a dedicated team of over 100 volunteers to expose what happened. From the GBI Strategies story to the upcoming Senate race, Patty and Bill discuss what's at stake for Michigan's future and what conservatives can do to fight back.In this episode:•Why Patty believes Michigan is more conservative than it gets credit for — and what's really holding the right back•The 2018 election as a turning point: how Whitmer, Nessel & Benson changed the state•The Citizens Only Voting petition — 710,000 signatures, and how the Bureau of Elections buried it•Jonathan Brader, the Michigan Board of Canvassers, and allegations of a rigged process•Justice Kavanaugh's refusal to take the case — and why Patty calls it an "open and shut" case•The GBI Strategies voter registration fraud story — 68 cities, fake registrations, and a hidden investigation•Yehuda Miller's FOIA battle: nearly 1 million Detroit 2020 election documents and what they reveal•Duplicate voters, non-citizen registrations, and the fight to clean up Michigan's voter rolls•Federal monitoring of Detroit, Lansing & East Lansing — and whether it will make a difference•The Abdul El-Sayed Senate race and what a win could mean for Michigan's future

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