EAC: The Election Assistance Commission

KY State and Presidential Primary Voting in 2024

I was hopeful that when my State of Kentucky switched to paper ballots that my voting confidence would improve due to the ability of the County Clerks to tabulate the count by using a hard copy for recounts if they needed to, but it has not improved, because the paper ballots are printed using voting machine accessories and scanners for tabulation are still being used, and has only lessened.

When I went to my polling place the last two election cycles, the name of my precinct location that I have voted in for the past 30 years changed to something else that doesn’t even exist in name anymore. That’s an inconsistency that appears to me to be a scam from the start. How can you make a vote count from a place that doesn’t even exist anymore to begin with?

When my ID was scanned, I had to sign the computerized digital signature ipad with a stylus instead of signing the actual book, as I have done for 30 years. The computer tablet that scanned my ID also gave the printer the command to print my ballot. My ballot didn’t have the race for House of Representatives for the 5th District on it at all. Hal Rogers won the primary in the State with a cumulative of 39,000 some odd votes. It was a blow-out, but that is not the point. I didn’t want to vote for Hal Rogers because he is Kevin McCarthy’s mentor, and I’ve never trusted Kevin McCarthy. It’s not really good to talk politics, because it does offend people, and no one can seem to agree, but we should all have the right to choose, and to have our voting options at least be presented to us, and counted fairly whether they win or lose.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see that these machines are defective. In fact, I really believe that they’re designed to be that way. From what I saw of the machines in 2020, which you can go back and read about my findings, that that is the case. It would make a good case if in fact anyone who is in authority would listen. These findings are ignored and dismissed, and never seen at all with any gravity, because they know that they are bad and flawed. That’s how they control them.

What seems to me to be wrong with the world today is that it is too focused on the news. We can never know it all on a daily basis what is happening all over the world, but we try. The Media has made us believe that we need to know it. We’ve been doing it to try to have a one up on what they’re trying to pull on us next, and stay informed so that it doesn’t slip by us when they pull another fast one, but it isn’t really working. We have had a few exceptions and victories by exposing some of this nonsense, but when it comes to something really important that everyone can see that is a problem worth fixing, nothing ever gets done.

When I was growing up, the News came on everyday at 6:00, and the local news lasted until 6:30, then the National News came on until 7:00. When you saw Grandpa cup his ear to hear and the call was given to be quiet, you’d better be quiet, because back in those days before the internet or 24 hour non-stop coverage, you had one hour to get it all in and try to understand what in the world had just happened that we had no say in whatsoever. They were informed at least, I think. They may have not been able to do anything about it, but you could at least sort of trust the news to give you an accurate depiction of how it was going to affect you. At 8:00, you might watch Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, help your Granny make fresh butter from the cow’s milk by setting it in a bowl until the cream comes to the top overnight, eat some cornbread and milk as an after supper snack, and go to bed. What has happened to America? The simplicities of life have fallen by the wayside, and our minds are consumed by hysteria to the point that there is no mental capacity left to contemplate the things of God. How could we take a walk in the pasture field with our trusty dog, and just talk to God? What has happened to that of this generation? They have no idea what it’s like to be on a farm, live a simple life, and count your daily blessings at the close of a long, hard day.

This essay is not really about voting, or Granny’s peach cobbler, but it’s about integrity and having a fair chance to make a difference, or at least to do what you think is best. Not everyone may want to live on a farm, but we’ve handed over our way of life to the liberal progressives. Now, children are walking up to me and asking,

“What if the people in that Hexagon thing makes war with Russia? What if a nuclear bomb is dropped on us? When was the last war? How did you get through it? Did they come here? I heard there were Russian spying satellites over the Hexagon. Is the world going to end at the next solar eclipse?”

I mean, the news have these children scared to death just by overhearing it while they are trying to play. We need to turn the t.v. off. Children shouldn’t even be hearing about the things that the news is saying, and mostly, they are all lies. The only way that I could get a child to calm down about it was to say that the Lord says to fear nothing except the Lord only. The child even said she thought she needed to go protest. We’re talking about a youth 8 years old, just going by what she’s heard and seen. What are we showing them, in daily life? Are we glued to that t.v. listening to all of the havoc these people are creating, or are we out there trying to show the younger generation how to live? I’m so thankful for my Grandparents, and having had the opportunity to know what simple life and hard work really is. They didn’t have wealth, they didn’t have fame or notoriety, but they had God, and they had their farm, and they had each other. I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything in this world, because it made me. It made me see what love is all the way around, and when they died, it hurt so bad that I could barely endure it because of my love for them and how good they were.

What should I do about the voting discrepancy? I wish I knew. Is it the fault of the County Clerk? Nay. Is it the fault of the SOS? Nay. Is it the fault of the EAC, who lays a burden on small communities to meet the standard of voting machines? An Agency who is counselled and accepts recommendations from the owners of the machines? Is it the fault of the EAC that local communities and Counties are driven into the arms of people like Facebook to be able to afford to run an election? Why, yes! Yes it is!

We might as well put the blame where blame is due, but let’s not stop there, because it is the fault of the Obama Administration, who created the ISAOs, and Bush for the voting machines in the first place. And, every other designated government agency who “do things” to protect the confidence of the vote.

I really don’t think it would do a bit of good to go through the appropriate channels to report it. So far, anyone doubting the validity of the process is potentially imprisoned for asking a question or raising a concern. This is America. This is what the digital voting machines have gotten us: a rotten Republic, wasting away into oblivion, just the way they want it before they hand the ashes over to the globalists. We need to pray, and we’re going to have to pray harder if we want our children to ever see and hear about the America we once knew.

Voting Tabulator machine gone haywire