Fiery Election Integrity Debate

Matt Braynard vs Mike Lindell

I have been in a futile effort to try to explain to people about the vast amount of changes in election laws and policies which took place during the Covid Pandemic. In making changes, much of the transparency of elections was lost. The loss of transparency feeds into cynicism about American election processes. This two-hour debate between Braynard and Lindell provides an opportunity for more people to understand just what the problems are with US election laws and policies.

With mail-in balloting, I want to know how many ballots were never returned. I want to know how many ballots came back as undeliverable. Obtaining this information is difficult. This type of information needs to be transparent. If not available, cynicism and doubt fill the vacuum. Election officials cannot expect people to merely trust them. There must be evidence for such trust.

Also, ballot harvesting is still controversial but the best political consultants are saying Republicans will lose if they do not embrace the practice as Democrats have. True the Vote (https://www.truethevote.org/) has been at the forefront of exposing this tactic of Democrats.

Matt Braynard of Look Ahead America (https://lookaheadamerica.org/) has been at the forefront of addressing the problems with election laws as well as what processes to use. He has decades of experience in reviewing elections. In the debate, notice how important he considers early voting.

Mike Lindell has been attacking the 2020 election results for some time with great fanfare as a fiery Trump supporter. He is focusing on a release of something at an upcoming event claiming it will change the election process (https://lindellevent.com/).

These two men had their firey and brutal debate on the Timcast channel on YouTube.com. Matt is the pragmatist and Mike is the idealist and the long debate is a very fierce and heated debate. I hope for those who merely wish this topic would go away, would learn something in this debate about what the problems actually are, and are not. You can see the long debate at this link:

https://www.youtube.com/live/RIm7vKCyQSI