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Dear Larry, Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. That adage has been ringing in my mind ever since last week, when I read the WSJ article that exposed collusion between Lois Lerner and yet another government official as they traded notes on how best to target TTV in 2012.
This time the government official was Kevin Kennedy from the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board (GAB), the agency
responsible for overseeing elections there. You see, Mr. Kennedy didn't like it when True the Vote launched Verify the Recall
to verify
petition signatures collected by unions determined to recall Gov. Scott
Walker. Just over 500,000 signatures were needed to trigger a recall
election, so the unions said they would turn in over a million
signatures. Abruptly, the GAB announced that was too many signatures to
verify, so they
would accept all signatures from those stating they lived in Wisconsin.
And, no further checks would be done.
Immediately,
we realized the Wisconsin scenario would have nationwide repercussions,
and
the massive overcompensation was intentionally orchestrated to send a
message of mob rule to break the back of election processes and win by
default.
To
prevent similar signature tsunamis across the
country, True the Vote built online software to accurately and securely
transcribe all the reported recall signatures. Our goal to engage
citizens in a comprehensive audit of the petition signatures inspired
more than 17,000 citizens to sign on, forming an “all-volunteer data
entry
team.” In 32 days, citizens transcribed over 8,000,000 records and TTV
made the files available online, enabling anyone who wanted to
import and analyze the data. In the process, we learned:
We
submitted an exhaustive report to the GAB that highlighted many
questionable signatures. But under Mr.
Kennedy’s leadership, they chose not to use our findings. Nonetheless,
the people of Wisconsin had been energized and Gov. Walker went on to
survive a recall election.
Verify the
Recall proved to be a remarkably powerful way to engage citizens to
demand good government -- which may be why Mr. Kennedy worked overtime
(literally) with Ms. Lerner to try to stop us. We proved the grassroots
of America can accomplish amazing things when we work
together!
Americans understand there will be negative consequences if
government fails to effectively oversee our elections. Sadly, that’s where we’re headed. Too often, our elected officials look
the other way as fraud permeates the process. The problem is not going away. It’s getting worse.
TTV is now a little older and
wiser. We already know that we will find ourselves the target of the
anti-voters’ rights collective in 2016. They will continue to advance
noncitizen voting, attack voter ID, and try to initiate automated voter
registration. Undoubtedly, various state election officials will
attempt to work with the IRS to silence the voice of the
people.
They need
chaos. That's why we need you.
We've just launched an exciting new project
called TrueThis -- an innovative online system that
will generate game-changing outcomes through “scientific
activism.” Tactics such as: flooding voter registration offices with
ineligible voters, filling recall petitions with thousands of
fake names, and generating seas of irrelevant documents will only grow
more frequent and intense -- unless a counterforce can stop the growing
momentum. Our solution is TrueThis!
Please help True the Vote move forward with the TrueThis project. TrueThis
will
kick-start a whole new way to expose the truth, but we need your support
to fund it. Because, you see, working together we can do amazing
things!
Onward -
Catherine Engelbrecht
Founder, True the Vote
PS: Using a bare-bones version of TrueThis, we’ve
already found suggestive patterns in Hillary Clinton’s recently released emails. Think what we could do with all of the IRS emails! Now we just need your
help to do it. Please donate if you can -- and then forward this to a friend and ask them to do the same.
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Friday, July 17, 2015
Guess who else is talking to the IRS
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