June 24, 2021 | Press Release
press_release_june_24_2021.pdf |
On June 23, 2021, the Michigan Senate Oversight Committee released its Report on the November 2020
Election in Michigan. With this report, the Michigan Senate is attempting to cover up evidence of
election fraud in the November 2020 general election. They are also using the mantle of government
to proactively intimidate anyone from speaking out about election fraud. These attempts to silence
citizens are a clear attempt to criminalize political speech and a violation of the First Amendment right
to free speech, freedom to assemble, and right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Notwithstanding the unconstitutional and illegal intimidation tactics by corrupt politicians, we will
continue to expose the truth to the American people. The Michigan Senate has also called for the
Attorney General to conduct an unconstitutional and illegal criminal investigation of political speech.
We caution Dana Nessel and Senator McBroom that we will ultimately present our evidence to a jury.
No corrupt politicians will dictate how the jury interprets the evidence of overwhelming election fraud.
The Michigan Senate has refused to meet with our attorneys and team of forensic experts to review
actual evidence of election fraud. Reportedly, Senator McBroom (who has been accused in the past of
violating people's constitutional rights) has gone so far as to instruct the Republican caucus to not
review evidence for themselves. If they don't review the evidence, they can continue to say they have
seen no evidence. Nevertheless, we have so far released 19 reports on election fraud through multiple
legal briefs filed with the 13th Circuit Court in Antrim County. We are not done. Additional reports will
be released soon. The Michigan Senate failed to properly address any of the evidence submitted in the
19 reports available for everyone to review at www.depernolaw.com. You can also see a great deal of
the evidence at LetsFixStuff.org. These reports expose the inherent vulnerabilities and weak or
nonexistent security protocols of voting machines. But more importantly, these reports also expose
how the voting system and election in Antrim County was actually and definitively subverted through
fraud and intentional manipulation of the voting machines; and by extrapolation, the State of Michigan.
MCL 168.797c requires Secretary of State Benson to hold a copy of the voting machine source code in
trust. She is also required to analyze and test the software at least annually. Through discovery, Ms.
Benson acknowledged that she has violated this law; yet the Michigan Senate failed to mention this
clear violation of Michigan law which provides clear evidence of voter fraud.
Election in Michigan. With this report, the Michigan Senate is attempting to cover up evidence of
election fraud in the November 2020 general election. They are also using the mantle of government
to proactively intimidate anyone from speaking out about election fraud. These attempts to silence
citizens are a clear attempt to criminalize political speech and a violation of the First Amendment right
to free speech, freedom to assemble, and right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Notwithstanding the unconstitutional and illegal intimidation tactics by corrupt politicians, we will
continue to expose the truth to the American people. The Michigan Senate has also called for the
Attorney General to conduct an unconstitutional and illegal criminal investigation of political speech.
We caution Dana Nessel and Senator McBroom that we will ultimately present our evidence to a jury.
No corrupt politicians will dictate how the jury interprets the evidence of overwhelming election fraud.
The Michigan Senate has refused to meet with our attorneys and team of forensic experts to review
actual evidence of election fraud. Reportedly, Senator McBroom (who has been accused in the past of
violating people's constitutional rights) has gone so far as to instruct the Republican caucus to not
review evidence for themselves. If they don't review the evidence, they can continue to say they have
seen no evidence. Nevertheless, we have so far released 19 reports on election fraud through multiple
legal briefs filed with the 13th Circuit Court in Antrim County. We are not done. Additional reports will
be released soon. The Michigan Senate failed to properly address any of the evidence submitted in the
19 reports available for everyone to review at www.depernolaw.com. You can also see a great deal of
the evidence at LetsFixStuff.org. These reports expose the inherent vulnerabilities and weak or
nonexistent security protocols of voting machines. But more importantly, these reports also expose
how the voting system and election in Antrim County was actually and definitively subverted through
fraud and intentional manipulation of the voting machines; and by extrapolation, the State of Michigan.
MCL 168.797c requires Secretary of State Benson to hold a copy of the voting machine source code in
trust. She is also required to analyze and test the software at least annually. Through discovery, Ms.
Benson acknowledged that she has violated this law; yet the Michigan Senate failed to mention this
clear violation of Michigan law which provides clear evidence of voter fraud.
On March 9, 2021, The Michigan Court of Claims ruled that Secretary of State Benson violated the
Administrative Procedures Act when she issued her "Signature Verification and Voter Notification
Standards." The Michigan Senate report failed to highlight the implications of this violation of law which
can be used to dump hundreds of thousands of ballots into tabulators. At the same time, the Michigan
Senate failed to precisely deal with any of the 19 reports released in the Antrim County case. Rather,
they took a very pedestrian and cursory view of the evidence by making broad conclusions on very
technical and detailed reports. This demonstrates a complete lack of comprehension, or intentional
disregard. Senator McBroom's report demonstrates a complete lack of understand of elections and the
purpose of audits. He declares "the most effective way to verify the results is to simply count all ballots
by hand." Yet he fails to recognize or acknowledge that every effort to count paper ballots is shut down.
Senator McBroom, you cannot declare the solution is to count paper ballots but then permit a lawless
Secretary of State to deny the very remedy you promote. You have subpoena power pursuant to MCL
4.101, yet you refuse to use it.
Coincidently, the Michigan Senate has also suppressed information through internal unconstitutional
nondisclosure agreements put in place to hide information from constituents and to avoid FOIA
requests. On the other hand, we are seeking meaningful public hearings and forensic audits that will
provide transparency. This is quite the contrast. The Michigan Constitution guarantees every voter the
absolute right to audit the results of the statewide elections. This right is self‐executing; meaning we
do not need permission from any branch of the government. Yet we are continuously and illegally
blocked from inspecting equipment, poll books, or ballots. The Constitution is on the side of freedom
of speech, freedom to assemble, and freedom to redress grievances without unconstitutional and
illegal threats of criminal prosecution from corrupt politicians. But Sen. McBroom, a self‐avowed
"Never Trumper" and progressive idealogue, is using his position to quash the free speech of millions
of people. He would rather subvert the Constitution than "read mean tweets." Even more outrageous
is the call to prosecute his political adversaries. Frankly, Dana Nessel should be laughing at the call for
prosecution of free speech. Sen. McBroom has no right to dictate content. He's acting as a tyrant, not
a public official. His report is a hit piece against people he doesn't agree with; notice he failed to
interview anyone with an opposing view. We fully expect this unlawful report and its suppressive
content will lead to the recall of Sen. McBroom in due course.
On June 23, 2021, the same day as the Michigan Senate released its poorly drafted document,
Rasmussen Reports released a poll stating that 55% of voters support election audits.1 Barely one‐infive
voters approve of the job their elected representatives are doing, and most rate congressional job
performance as poor. The Arizona legislators have nearly completed their audit. Georgia, Pennsylvania,
and Wisconsin legislators are poised to pursue audits. Numerous state attorneys general are reviewing
evidence of election fraud. But the Michigan legislators are going on summer break and calling for an
investigation of anyone who seek to investigate election fraud. This is shameful. Despite what our
Michigan Senate may desire, the issue of election fraud will not disappear while they attend summer
barbeques; nor do we think their constituents will be happy with their unconstitutional attempts to
suppress the truth. More reports on election fraud to follow. Stay tuned . . .
Administrative Procedures Act when she issued her "Signature Verification and Voter Notification
Standards." The Michigan Senate report failed to highlight the implications of this violation of law which
can be used to dump hundreds of thousands of ballots into tabulators. At the same time, the Michigan
Senate failed to precisely deal with any of the 19 reports released in the Antrim County case. Rather,
they took a very pedestrian and cursory view of the evidence by making broad conclusions on very
technical and detailed reports. This demonstrates a complete lack of comprehension, or intentional
disregard. Senator McBroom's report demonstrates a complete lack of understand of elections and the
purpose of audits. He declares "the most effective way to verify the results is to simply count all ballots
by hand." Yet he fails to recognize or acknowledge that every effort to count paper ballots is shut down.
Senator McBroom, you cannot declare the solution is to count paper ballots but then permit a lawless
Secretary of State to deny the very remedy you promote. You have subpoena power pursuant to MCL
4.101, yet you refuse to use it.
Coincidently, the Michigan Senate has also suppressed information through internal unconstitutional
nondisclosure agreements put in place to hide information from constituents and to avoid FOIA
requests. On the other hand, we are seeking meaningful public hearings and forensic audits that will
provide transparency. This is quite the contrast. The Michigan Constitution guarantees every voter the
absolute right to audit the results of the statewide elections. This right is self‐executing; meaning we
do not need permission from any branch of the government. Yet we are continuously and illegally
blocked from inspecting equipment, poll books, or ballots. The Constitution is on the side of freedom
of speech, freedom to assemble, and freedom to redress grievances without unconstitutional and
illegal threats of criminal prosecution from corrupt politicians. But Sen. McBroom, a self‐avowed
"Never Trumper" and progressive idealogue, is using his position to quash the free speech of millions
of people. He would rather subvert the Constitution than "read mean tweets." Even more outrageous
is the call to prosecute his political adversaries. Frankly, Dana Nessel should be laughing at the call for
prosecution of free speech. Sen. McBroom has no right to dictate content. He's acting as a tyrant, not
a public official. His report is a hit piece against people he doesn't agree with; notice he failed to
interview anyone with an opposing view. We fully expect this unlawful report and its suppressive
content will lead to the recall of Sen. McBroom in due course.
On June 23, 2021, the same day as the Michigan Senate released its poorly drafted document,
Rasmussen Reports released a poll stating that 55% of voters support election audits.1 Barely one‐infive
voters approve of the job their elected representatives are doing, and most rate congressional job
performance as poor. The Arizona legislators have nearly completed their audit. Georgia, Pennsylvania,
and Wisconsin legislators are poised to pursue audits. Numerous state attorneys general are reviewing
evidence of election fraud. But the Michigan legislators are going on summer break and calling for an
investigation of anyone who seek to investigate election fraud. This is shameful. Despite what our
Michigan Senate may desire, the issue of election fraud will not disappear while they attend summer
barbeques; nor do we think their constituents will be happy with their unconstitutional attempts to
suppress the truth. More reports on election fraud to follow. Stay tuned . . .