CNN is Acting Fishy and Probably Has Ulterior Motives
CNN never reports news that defies the liberal narrative or puts Republicans and their concerns in a sympathetic light.
No establishment press even hints that the 2020 presidential election results were less than perfect.
So why this week did CNN air a story that questions whether Georgia’s Dominion software has glitches?
What is CNN up to?
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Is CNN trying to provoke Republicans into another January 6 so it has another chance to smear and discredit them?
Maybe the network is practicing objective journalism for a change?
(Yes, we’re all HOWLING with laughter with that one).
Don’t tell me the network has no ulterior motive. Of course, it does. Dominion sues the pants off any network that questions the integrity of their voting machines.
According to CNN, Georgia election officials have known of existing vulnerabilities with the state’s voting software for more than two years. They insist the system is safe and that no one is likely to exploit it. Georgia election officials also say they will not update the system until after the 2024 elections.
“While state and federal officials have suggested it is unlikely that these vulnerabilities could be exploited, the newly released report points out that Georgia is far more dependent on this particular Dominion software than any other state, potentially undermining confidence in its ability to conduct a secure election,” CNN reported.
“Georgia officials have dismissed the potential for these weaknesses to be exploited.”
In 2021, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said the state used drop boxes to collect votes in 2020, per the wishes of the state election board during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. This, of course, increased the risk of voter fraud.
State legislators, however, are the only entity the state’s constitution recognizes when it comes to authority over elections. Legislators said they were unaware of Raffensperger’s actions, meant at the time to capitulate to Democrat Stacey Abrams, until after it was too late.
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Under Raffensperger’s leadership, one Georgia secretary of state official, Jordan Fuchs, anonymously sourced a Washington Post story about Trump — a story that people now discredit. The Post story cited Trump’s phone call in late 2020 with Georgia Secretary of State Chief Investigator Frances Watson. During that call, Trump urged Watson to find fraudulent mail-in ballots in Fulton County. The paper said Trump’s conduct and words — which the paper now admits it took out of context — constituted criminal behavior.
Writers at The Post, upon discovering new evidence, corrected their story.
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