Two election officials in Delaware County, Pennslyvania discussing putting in “blank” V-drives, which are the thumb drives that record the results from election machines, to recreate the election results reported by the county.The duo are discussing the Right to Know Request, according to a source with knowledge on the matter, with Savage inquiring on “recreating data.” The individual off-camera chimes in with his suggested approach that would entail recreating results for “these jokers,” and “then create another set for the next set of jokers” — an apparent reference to the individuals who filed the Right-to-Know request — “but we cut it up and then we create a permanent record,” he explains.*****CLICK here to subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/thefederalist1776READ The Federalist: http://thefederalist.comLISTEN to The Federalist Radio Hour: https://thefederalist.com/tag/federalist-radio-hour/SUBSCRIBE to our newsletters: https://newsletters.thefederalist.comFOLLOW The Federalist on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FDRLSTFOLLOW The Federalist on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fdrlst/FOLLOW The Federalist on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fdrlstSHOP our online store for t-shirts, stickers, and more: https://fdrlst.myshopify.com - News - 1115Phillip

Delaware County Officials Discuss How To 'Cut/Copy' And Recreate 2020 Election Results

Delaware County Officials Discuss How To 'Cut/Copy' And Recreate 2020 Election Results

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Two election officials in Delaware County, Pennslyvania discussing putting in “blank” V-drives, which are the thumb drives that record the results from election machines, to recreate the election results reported by the county.

The duo are discussing the Right to Know Request, according to a source with knowledge on the matter, with Savage inquiring on “recreating data.” The individual off-camera chimes in with his suggested approach that would entail recreating results for “these jokers,” and “then create another set for the next set of jokers” — an apparent reference to the individuals who filed the Right-to-Know request — “but we cut it up and then we create a permanent record,” he explains.
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