Senate Intel report found "no evidence that vote tallies were altered or that voter registry files were deleted or modified" yet the big headline was that Russia "hacked all 50 states" -- weirdpic.twitter.com/vypfXHDSPy
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In one instance, a malware "attack" initially assumed to be the Russian government was later assessed to be non-Russian criminal activity. This stuff, like so much else with the broader Russia narrative, is confirmation bias run amokpic.twitter.com/4GDubFXgLT
Voter rolls were hacked. The problem is it wasn't the Russians.https://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/08/homeland-security-tied-to-attempted-hack-of-georgias-election-database-report.html …
That's how they like it, redacted so they control the narrative.
1 of the 2 "unexplained" events was traced back to American political hackers inside the USA.
Dubious!
A real journalist would be on the phone checking sources and doing some investigative work.
That screenshot is the Dems only hope left for impeachment
Could these be when the Department of Homeland Security hacked into state election databases?
What report is this?
We just need to stop. Call in 911 experts to soothe the grand partisan divide.
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