Daily Caller columnist Mary Luke told WDUN on Wednesday that mainstream media outlets continue to ignore election integrity, saying the company’s documentary “Rigged” bridges the gap.
Luke appeared on “The Martha Zoller Show” to discuss the importance of the Daily Caller’s recent film and the important information it provides voters regarding the 2020 election. Luke begins by saying that while many people discuss the voting system in the United States, the Daily Caller’s film is different in that it allows viewers to understand how states have “illegally changed their election laws.” He said that there is. (Related article: Daily Caller columnist Mary Luke explains why ‘fraud’ is essential for voters to understand the election)
“So what the Daily Caller set out to do was take all of the election integrity issues that weren’t talked about as much in the mainstream media and analyze them with experts so that our readers and watchers could see exactly what happened. “We want them to understand how their votes were misused in the 2020 election.” Now we know all of the craziness that happened and everyone wants to talk about the voting system and everything else. But what we really looked at was how states illegally changed their election laws because of the pandemic, and how Democrats actually took advantage of that.” Luke he said.
“One of the issues we talked about, which Georgia actually already addressed in the Georgia Election Integrity Act of 2021, is that Mark Zuckerberg and two other major donors , the fact that we were able to put $450 million into what we consider to be one of the greatest funds in the ‘Get Out the Vote’ campaign. [by] The Democratic Party as it has been interpreted so far. This has never happened before in America. Essentially, what happened was that drop boxes were set up in locations with no or little security, people couldn’t track their votes, and there was no chain of custody from one box to vote counting. ”
Luke went on to say that some election offices in the U.S. do not have “bipartisan commissions” to check that ballots have not been “tampered with,” and that Americans are unsure of the integrity of the current voting system. He said that he was able to legitimately doubt that. Additionally, Luke pointed to the benefits that election law currently prohibits local officials from accepting “non-governmental funds” and requires the State Board of Elections to “propose a process for distributing individual contributions.” also mentioned.
“I think the ballot drop box issue was also a big issue that a lot of people didn’t want to talk about. We were in the middle of a pandemic and a lot of people were afraid to go vote in person. Much of that fear is driven by the mainstream media, which told all these voters after the 2020 election, “This is the most secure election in American history.” Don’t believe your lying eyes. Don’t look at all the problems that happened in Georgia in particular. All these things start happening when a pipe bursts or voting stops overnight. ” It’s hard for American voters to look back and say, “Are we sure this is the safest thing to do?” I mean, I know the federal government is telling me that, but they haven’t always been honest with me,” Luke continued.
“That’s why there are more people questioning the 2020 election than actually questioning the 2020 election and 2020 because they can believe in themselves and what happened.” So the documentary doesn’t just talk about donations, but also about changing election laws and absentee ballot boxes and all these other issues that voters don’t really get a chance to talk about. We also bring it up because if you do, you’re a crazy conspiracy theorist and you’re no longer invited to all parties.”
“Rigged,” released on January 26, tells the history of America’s voting system, digging into the details of 2020 election laws and the lack of integrity in many states across the country. The station’s documentary seeks to make clear to viewers the importance of understanding why the 2020 election turned out the way it did. We also expose the systems that protect extremist tactics through in-depth reporting and investigations into campaign finance and messaging.
