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Spalding County, GA is planning a 'Special Meeting' to vote on ditching Dominion in its current state, and replacing it with a system that is transparent and verifiable. Pressure is mounting all across Georgia for elected officials to move to HAND MARKED, HAND COUNTED, PAPER BALLOT ELECTIONS prior to 2024. The recently unsealed Halderman Report in Georgia shows that this version of Dominion Voting Machines has "CRITICAL" security flaws that can lead to hacks and votes being flipped. Despite this new damning evidence, Georgia's RINO Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger continues to falsely claim that Georgia elections are among the most 'secure' in the nation. Since SOS Raffenspberger is refusing to act, voters are demanding their county Boards of Election step up and bravely vote to adopt a more secure method of conducting elections, which many legal experts verify, they DO in fact, have the RIGHT under GA law, to do. A grassroots group of Patriots in Georgia is organizing a 'Hand Count Road Show' to bring a live demo of a hand counted paper ballot election to the People and show elected officials how a hand count paper ballot election is not only feasible, but less expensive, transparent, and verifiable. The first stop of the Hand Count Road Show was in Spalding County, GA on July 10, 2023. A similar Road Show is currently taking place in Texas. More and more counties in states all across the country are expressing interest in bringing the Road Show to their communities.

Kari Lake sits down for an interview with Carolyn Ryan ahead of her new trial set to begin Wednesday, May 17th. Lake's attorneys will present evidence of a flawed signature verification process used in Maricopa County during her 2022, that she says cost her the Gubernatorial Election against Democrat Katie Hobbs. Lake alleges there are hundreds of thousands of signatures on mail-in ballots that do not match and should never have been counted. "Unfortunately there’s a lot of funny business going on and we know it. To the tune of hundreds of thousands of bogus ballots, with fake, phony signatures, and we’re going to be revealing that over the next 3 days in court in Maricopa County. We’re going to show how they aren’t even checking signatures, you know our experts say it takes 30-seconds to check a signature, if there’s problems it can take even more than that. We literally have video of people down at the county just sitting there zoned out, hitting a button on their computer, accept, accept, accept, accept... accepting signatures in less than 3 seconds, it’s humanly impossible." - Kari Lake

Be encouraged. America First is making HUGE gains at the precinct and county levels within the GOP. The PRECINCT STRATEGY works. Slow and steady wins the race. South Carolina, Georgia, and Arkansas all celebrating big victories after local and state GOP elections over the last few weeks.

Texas First, a network of grassroots volunteers is determined to restore public confidence in our elections. The first step in doing that, is to GED RID OF ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES, and get back to the basics... hand-counting paper ballots on election day. But can it be done on a statewide level? The group developed a process and put it to the test this week to find out, in a first-of-its-kind ballot counting simulation.

America First patriots who are unapologetically fighting for secure and transparent elections, are rising to the top of their state GOPs. Dave Williams in Colorado, Kristina Karamo in Michigan, and Mike Brown in Kansas have won their elections despite fierce opposition from establishment RINOS. They are committed to uniting the Republican parties in their states, advocating for secure elections and getting the chosen GOP candidates elected in upcoming elections.

A lot of people talking about arming teachers to keep our schools safe. One school district in #Georgia has successfully done it. If you're curious how it works, watch this story I did in 2019. Laurens County, GA is locked and loaded - if a shooter tries to enter one of its schools... they will be ready to fight back to ensure their students are protected. #ArmedTeachers #SchoolSafety #SafeSchools #SchoolShootings #Ulvade #UlvadeMassacre #GunControl #GunDebate

Over 1,500 volunteers donated over 100,000 hours of their time to audit the 2020 Presidential Election in Maricopa County, AZ. They were under a non-disclosure agreement until the results were officially presented to the AZ State Senate last Friday 9/24. The media hasn't sought to speak with them, but a small, determined group of Patriots thought it was important to track them down and ask what they saw and experienced during the audit - in their own words. Here are just some of their stories. a1000cuts.org

The lawsuit seeking to overturn GA's U.S. Senate runoff election in January was dismissed on a technicality, but Daughtery vows to appeal.

HEATED EXCHANGE: CNN producer asks Rudy Giuliani about law license as he was walking out after a press conference on Wednesday afternoon in Atlanta, as the former mayor is answering the question - Vernon Jones steps in to defend him. Jones turns the tables on the producer, puts cameras on him and presses the producer about the legality of drop boxes in the 2020 election in Georgia: "were the drop boxes written into state statute?" asked Jones.

WATCH as former President Donald Trump surprises hundreds (at least) of his supporters who gathered today in West Palm Beach to celebrate him on this President's Day. The 45th President drove by in a motorcade as the crowd cheered and waved flags. The gathering was a peaceful event that attracted people from across the country. It was carried live on Youtube and other platforms via Right Side Broadcast Network - this video clip is courtesy RSBN.

WATCH: I sit down with financial advisor, author, and podcaster Michael Wall, to discuss the latest on the GameStop saga, potential consequences, and why the story is much deeper than just stocks and shares. ------------------------ (ATLANTA, GA) - The GameStop saga may go down as one of the most pivotal stories of 2021. That's because the cultural consequences may be as far reaching as the financial ones. This single event, resulted in a massive, unexpected transfer of wealth, from the financial ruling class on Wall Street... to a group of amateur day traders on the Internet; And many in the American public, eagerly watched it all unfold. GameStop shares were as low as $18 a pop earlier in January. But those shares skyrocketed up to $469 a share by January 28th. How? A group of ameteur day traders on the Internet banded together to beat Wall Street at its own game. Users of a popular Reddit forum called 'WallStreetBets' bought up shares of GameStop in mass, which caused the price of GameStop's stock to shoot up more than 1,700%. The massive spike meant massive losses to the tune of (an estimated) $19 billion dollars, for short-sellers. While some political and financial elites were crying foul and calling for stringent regulations... many in the public, were defending the Reddit users, saying short-sellers have been gleefully profiting off declining companies, like GameStop for far too long. Robinhood, the app used by these day traders to buy the GameStop stock, intervened by Thursday morning, and halted the buying of these stocks, citing "market volatility". The move drew sharp criticism from many in the public, who accused the app of trying to change the rules in the middle of the game. Some experts, even contend that the move, was illegal. Who was behind the app's decision to halt stock trades? And was it market manipulation? The Courts may ultimately have the final say. Two class action lawsuits have already been filed against Robinhood. Some in Congress subsequently called for an investigation into the matter, while the White House has largely remained quiet. For many Americans, this was not a story about stocks and trades, but rather, a tale of David Vs. Goliath, where the little guys took on the billionaire hedge funds, and (at least for now) seems to have beaten them at their own game. A temporary shift in the balance of power on Wall Street, that gave people a personal sense of victory, even if they hadn't traded a dime. Could this event be the catalyst for a broader populist movement?

Atlanta, Fulton County (1/5/21) - The GA Secretary of State's Office continues to adamantly deny any wrongdoing in the now infamous State Farm Arena video captured on election night, November 3, 2020 - showing a handful of Fulton County election workers pulling containers of ballots out from underneath a skirted table, and counting them without poll monitors there to observe. Yet, despite the denials of wrongdoing, I have confirmed the Secretary of State's Office still has an active, open investigation into the matter. To deny there was wrongdoing, while simultaneously conducting an investigation into wrongdoing, clearly presents a conflict. Still, Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger and other officials in the SOS Office, like Gabriel Sterling, don't seem to understand why the public remains skeptical of what went on in Fulton County. President Donald Trump shares that skepticism. In a leaked phone call between SOS Brad Raffensberger (R), his attorney, and the President over the weekend, Trump asks them about what occurred. President Trump: "About Ruby Freeman, about early in the morning Ryan, when the woman took, when the whole gang took the stuff out from under the table. Do you know who those ballots were made out to? Do you know who they were voting for?" [Pause] Ryan German, SOS attorney: "No, not specifically." President Trump: "Did you ever check?" [Pause] Ryan German, SOS attorney: "We... we... we did what I described to you earlier." President Trump: "No, no no. Did you ever check the ballots that were scanned by Ruby Freeman? Known, a known political operative, uh, 'ballotier'? Did you ever check who those votes were for?" [Pause] Ryan German, SOS attorney: "We looked into that situation you described..." President Trump: "No, they were 100% for Biden." [Pause] President Trump: "100%... there wasn't a Trump vote in the whole group." The fact that top state officials don't seem to be aware of the ballot count following the State Farm Arena incident raises concerns, as the State continues to say no improper ballots were scanned and no fraud occurred. The investigation that is underway, a spokesman confirms, is into why the poll monitors left that night... NOT into fraudulent ballots. Walter Jones, SOS Spokesman: "What we're investigating is a possible rule violation." Walter Jones, SOS Spokesman: "So the law doesn't say that you can only scan ballots if monitors are there. It says the monitors are 'allowed' to be there." Carolyn Ryan: "So what rule violation is being investigated then?" Walter Jones, SOS Spokesman: "Whether or not the monitors were given bad information. In other words, the monitors have to be told they had permission to be there. And somebody told em something different." While the SOS Office still trying to get to the bottom of how and why the monitors left that night... I asked Jones how they can say with such certainty that no illegal / fraudulent votes were scanned that night. Did they already complete an investigation? If so, what did it entail? Did they audit the machines? Audit the ballots that were scanned during the 2-hour timeframe when no one was there to supervise? He admitted they did NOT do those things. Jones: "We have said that when the independent monitor that the State Election Board appointed, arrived back there that night, and that our investigator arrived there that night, they reviewed the scanning that was done and they saw nothing suspicious." Unfortunately for the SOS Office, a simple "review" likely isn't going to cut it. Many are demanding a full forensic audit of the machines and the actual mail-in paper ballots. Not a RECOUNT of the ballots, but an actual audit of the paper they were mailed-in on. Meantime, as the investigation into who told the monitors to leave that night and why continues... it appears at least two of the election workers at the center of the controversy, are still being allowed to work in the current Senate runoff election. I submitted an Open Records Request to Fulton County and received this (very limited) information back: Wandrea “Shaye” Moss Permanent employee, Registration Officer Ruby Freeman Former Supplemental Employee Ralph Jones, Sr. Permanent employee, Registration Chief Lawrence Sloan Former Supplemental Employee If, in fact Shaye Moss and Ralph Jones, Sr. are still "permanent employees" of Fulton County Elections, it would be reasonable to assume that they are working the Senate Runoff elections currently underway. In that case, Fulton County Election officials would have some explaining to do. Two veteran poll managers, Susie Voyles and Bridget Thorne were recently fired, after coming forward as 'whistleblowers', citing concerns over alleged fraud they say they witnessed in the November 3rd election. Firing two election workers who have alleged fraud, but NOT firing two election workers who are being accused of fraud, presents both an optical problem for the county, and perhaps a legal one. While Moss and Jones are innocent until proven guilty, some have suggested a temporary suspension until the investigation is completed, would be a more appropriate route. Follow Carolyn Ryan on Facebook, Twitter, Parler & Instagram: @CarolynRyanTV

December 9, 2020 - From here on out, YouTube will decide which content its users see with regard to the 2020 election. That's according to a blog post released on the platform's website Wednesday morning. The blog read in part: "Yesterday was the safe harbor deadline for the U.S. Presidential election and enough states have certified their election results to determine a President-elect. Given that, we will start removing any piece of content uploaded today (or anytime after) that misleads people by alleging that widespread fraud or errors changed the outcome of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, in line with our approach towards historical U.S. Presidential elections. For example, we will remove videos claiming that a Presidential candidate won the election due to widespread software glitches or counting errors. We will begin enforcing this policy today, and will ramp up in the weeks to come." Besides the fact that YouTube is opening admitting it will be censoring information it does not like, there is another problem. The election is, in fact, contested. The Trump Campaign has multiple ongoing lawsuits that allege widespread voter fraud; The state of Texas now has a lawsuit against (4) battleground states in front of the Supreme Court; Thousands of Americans have signed sworn affidavits testifying to personal accounts of voter fraud; The state of Georgia and its Secretary of State's Office has 250 open investigations into alleged voter fraud (other states may have similar investigations as well); And private citizens have active lawsuits in multiple states alleging voter fraud. Regardless of the final outcome of the election, and regardless of a person's opinion on whether there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election, the fact that fraud is being alleged, and the fact it is being litigated... makes it relevant and newsworthy. (Also... this is America). Citizens have right to know about these allegations, whether states have certified or not. Withholding that information is extremely concerning, and will no doubt, send many thousands of users to new content sharing sites, such as #Rumble and #Parler. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Parler: @CarolynRyanTV Rumble: @CarolynRyan

December 10, 2020 - "HAS ANYBODY SUBPOENAED THESE PEOPLE?!": President Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani presenting before the GA House of Representatives Committee hearing on #electionfraud Thursday morning, opens talking about the Fulton County video footage of #rubyfreeman & company counting ballots in middle of the night with no witnesses; And allegedly trying to secretly pass around a mysterious #USB drive. He says these are #crimes in plain sight. Asks legislators WHY NOTHING IS BEING DONE ABOUT THIS. ... #gapol #stopthesteal #georgia #election2020 #voterfraud #rudygiuliani #rumble

"GET DOWN HERE AND HELP US. THAT'S WHAT WE'VE ASKED FOR. AND WE HAVEN'T RECEIVED IT." December 10, 2020 - Eric Chaney, with the Coffee County Board of Elections appeared before a GA State House Election hearing and outlined multiple problems with Dominion Voting Systems in the November 3rd election. He also blasted the GA Secretary of State's Office for not helping officials in that county, after they had repeatedly requested. "We saw the house burnin' for several, several weeks now. We've picked up the phone we've called the fire department, no one has responded. We've basically begged Chris Harvey and the Secretary of State to come to Douglas, GA, to our elections office, listen to our concerns and if we performed any way, shape, form, or fashion that is not right, help us correct this beforehand. We have been denied that." In a letter to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Coffee County election officials refused to certify the electronic recount earlier this week, citing irreconcilable anomalies with the voting machine results. In the letter, officials stated that the electronic recount was unable to repeat duplicate, credible results. During Thursday's hearing before the GA State House Government Affairs Committee, Chaney said they've begged the Secretary of State to go down there and help them, but that he has refused. The SOS office is now announcing it is opening an investigation into the Coffee County Board Of Elections and Registration regarding the board's handling of the November 2020 presidential election recount.

Ruby Freeman, an election worker in Fulton County, was identified as one of the (4-5) people caught on camera allegedly handling cases of ballots after all other poll workers and members of the press were sent home for the night on Nov 3. The video was released by Trump attorneys Thursday at a Georgia Senate Committee hearing, claiming it was bombshell evidence of fraud taking place in real time. I tracked Freeman down on social media and reached out to her for an interview to get her side of the story. She initially agreed, but then back tracked a short time later, saying "...This is bigger than me. I need an attorney." It appears her daughter, Shaye was also captured in that video handling ballots after lawyers allege she sent the others home for the night. According to the Ruby Freeman, her daughter, was the election supervisor. Gabriel Sterling, with the Sec of State's Office denies any wrongdoing in the video. He tweeted Friday morning: "The 90 second video of election workers at State Farm arena, purporting to show fraud was watched in its entirety (hours) by @GaSecofState investigators. Shows normal ballot processing." GA law makers are acknowledging today they must address this issue. House Speaker David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) and House Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Shaw Blackmon (R-Bonaire) announcing that the committee will hold a hearing next week on voting processes and elections in Georgia. “Ahead of the critical Jan. 5 U.S. Senate runoff, it is imperative that we ensure free and fair elections that inspire confidence and certainty in the result,” said Speaker Ralston. “For that reason, I’m asking Chairman Blackmon and his committee to act swiftly and aggressively and follow the facts wherever they may lead so as to reassure Georgia voters their vote will count in January. Over the last year, I have been outspoken regarding my concerns with election processes like jungle primaries and mail-in voting, and I will continue to advocate for transparent and secure elections.” Subscribe to @CarolynRyan on Rumble for more election updates. Instagram: CarolynRyanTV Facebook: CarolynRyanTV Twitter & Parler: CarolynRyanTV