Write-in Robert J. Borer, Voter Integrity

But Support Jim Pillen, Nebraska Governor

Update 3: 2000 Mules is resulting in subpoenas.

Update 2: Dinesh is having success with 2000 Mules movie.

Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza

Today: Okay, start making plans to see “2000 Mules” in theaters this coming weekend. So how do we know those mule ballots were for Biden? Debbie and I on the perils of digital piracy. Dante the crusader. Watch!

youtu.beMOVIE UPDATE Dinesh D’Souza Podcast Ep331In this episode Dinesh will announce and provide details of an expanded release by popular demand of 2000 Mules. Dinesh examines the first person account of...

Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza

Having crossed $10 million in revenue, “2000 Mules” is now the most successful political documentary in a decade. I should know—it’s the most profitable and most talked-about documentary since my own “2016: Obama’s America,” released 10 years ago in 2012

Update, several people pointed out to state law stating Borer could not legally seek being a write-in candidate, but this merely exposes another problem with the election laws. Either way, a write-in candidate is preferable to voting for Evnen. Any other recommendations?

So, Nebraskans Against Government Overreach and Nebraska Freedom Coalition released a statement today (https://nago.group/2022/05/16/its-time-for-unity/ and https://www.nebraskafreedom.org/)

“Time for unity” it says but it is just a bunch of yellow jackets stinging at anything they despise. They plan on collecting 50,000 signatures from Republican voters to refuse to vote for Jim Pillen for governor and Bob Enven for Secretary of state unless 3 demands are met.

1) Removal of Axiom Strategies from Nebraska Elections.

2) An overhaul of the NEGOP leadership

3) Address election integrity issues in open forum with the state legislature and Secretary of State.

Making pointless threats is not good politics particularly when the overall strategy is flawed.

First, support Jim Pillen. Just because this race was the ugliest political race in a long time is no reason to take issue with our likely next Governor. Instead, I would prefer the election integrity issues raised were brought to Pillen’s attention so he could work towards addressing them.

Second, I understand the concerns about Axiom and other companies, but shouting at people about it accomplishes nothing. One form of bad software can be replaced with another as can one company with another company. I wish all of the people concerned about election integrity would collaborate with election organizations such as True the Vote (https://www.truethevote.org/), American Voters Alliance (https://americanvotersalliance.org), and Look Ahead America (https://lookaheadamerica.org) The following site by True the Vote actually allows you to challenge voter registrations! https://www.iv3.us/

Look Ahead America advocates against the use of “black box” voting equipment and in favor of open-source software. (https://lookaheadamerica.org/integrity/) True the Vote did the technical research making the 2000 Mules movie possible.  American Voters Alliance will be introducing model legislation to confront ballot harvesting. And for those who still think the voting system is perfect, the

Wisconsin legislature report of over 100 pages says otherwise (https://legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/22/brandtjen/media/1552/osc-second-interim-report.pdf). And those mules will be exposed. (https://theblacksphere.net/2022/05/one-of-2000-mules-caught-in-va/)?

Third, as for the NEGOP, keep in mind, the Republican Party is mostly made up of volunteers and you should not go about burning bridges unnecessarily, such as posting emails to Facebook or screaming at them. Instead, attend party functions, learn the process and eventually, as people move on, you will become part of the Republican Establishment.

Fourth, I favor a push to write-in Robert J. Borer for Secretary of State. The current Secretary Bob Evnen is just too inept and two-faced over election integrity. He made a huge presentation out of supposedly debunking election fraud myths while flat out missing plenty of opportunities to loudly push for election reforms.

He could have loudly opposed drop boxes and excessive early voting. Douglas County has 15 drop boxes now. He could have loudly called for voter ID. He could have called for more clear laws against ballot harvesting. He could have opposed all ballot mailing as occurred in the Westside School district. He could have called for more transparency. His radio ads were the only thing strident about reform. He has been so inept on this topic, there should be a petition to call for his resignation.