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The election data does not reside on the machines, the machines have removable media, it resides on those. Without that it is as dumb as a sewing machine.
That way the machines can be used again in another location or another time. When you go to the warehouse you expect there to be nothing on them, and the election judges have to make absolutely certain there is no residual anything in them before the next election.
It's like saying "the parents removed the baby from the car seat!" well duh, yeah. If you go to the garage for a baby seat, don't expect to find a baby in it.
The election data does not reside on the machines, the machines have removable media, it resides on those. Without that it is as dumb as a sewing machine.
That way the machines can be used again in another location or another time. When you go to the warehouse you expect there to be nothing on them, and the election judges have to make absolutely certain there is no residual anything in them before the next election.
It's like saying "the parents removed the baby from the car seat!" well duh, yeah. If you go to the garage for a baby seat, don't expect to find a baby in it.
Let's say you are right. Why then is there ANY reason to withhold access to the machines?
The election data does not reside on the machines, the machines have removable media, it resides on those. Without that it is as dumb as a sewing machine.
That way the machines can be used again in another location or another time. When you go to the warehouse you expect there to be nothing on them, and the election judges have to make absolutely certain there is no residual anything in them before the next election.
It's like saying "the parents removed the baby from the car seat!" well duh, yeah. If you go to the garage for a baby seat, don't expect to find a baby in it.
You actually haven't a clue; the removable media are only used to convey batch results, that are tallied/exported from the internal database results.
An active Microsoft db file (or logfile) CANNOT be 'unplugged/removed' from a running system , or system crashes.
The systems have internal storage, where the system OS also resides ( as well as OS logfiles, that can further divulge nefarious activity!), as well as the voting system software.
What you describe is also only one part of the entire system, which includes voting terminals, scanners, adjudication stations, local servers, and central servers - nefarious activity which could occur on any, or all stages, of which an open forensic audit would reveal.
AZ is run by Republicans and double checked their results months ago as did GA. It’s really time to move on. I know you are sad that orange man lost, but that happens sometimes in politics. Your guy doesn’t always win.
Trump lost Arizona mainly because it has been shifting blue for several cycles and was already predicted to possibly go blue in 2020, coupled with the fact that Trump was such an asshat to respected public servants of AZ like John McCain.
Useless to engage with you if you can't take the time to review the evidence.
As I just said, I have already spent plenty of time here disputing the evidence.
Not only do you not want to believe that Trump legitimately lost the election, you don't even want to believe anybody who says they have reviewed your supposed evidence and found it lacking. Pathetic.
The proof of election fraud and hacking is undeniable. Watch Absolute Interference and then provide us with verifiable proof the election was not stolen. We'll wait...
Yeah, that's not how it works. You, or someone, needs to prove it was stolen.
As to Lindell recycle conspiracy theories from the past 6 mos:
round and round we go. anyone who refuses to even look at the facts is not worth the effort.
I've looked at the facts, Skippy.
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