Special Meeting:2/8/2024 (Public Comment – B. Wiesner, 2/8/2024)
Event Date: 2024-02-08 00:00:00
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Executive Summary:
The document presents a discussion between Tucker Carlson, a reporter, and Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General, regarding concerns over mail-in ballots and potential voter fraud in the 2020 election.
Key Points:
– Paxton expresses concerns that the use of mail-in ballots without proper verification could lead to voter fraud, citing his experience fighting legal battles in Texas.
– Paxton believes that the lack of signature verification and the ability to mail ballots to everyone contributed to Georgia’s shift to a more left-leaning state in the 2020 election.
– Paxton claims that he warned the President about the risks of mail-in ballots in Texas, but his warnings were not heeded, and the same issues occurred in other states like Georgia.
– Paxton suggests that the sudden halt in vote counting on election night was a deliberate attempt to determine how many additional ballots were needed to sway the results.
Conclusion:
The document highlights the ongoing debate around mail-in voting and allegations of voter fraud, with the Texas Attorney General presenting his perspective on the potential vulnerabilities of the system.