Have to agree, commented last night how they must have had difficult lives since birth. Really believe they could use our prayers, they appear to be victims as well, even if they don't realize it yet.
Detroit contracted poll workers from firm owned by key figure in ex-mayor's corruption case
More than $1 million awarded to P.I.E. Management LLC, created by former Kwame Kilpatrick aide William A. Phillips.
When the city of Detroit needed workers to staff its election center this fall, it turned to a familiar figure in city politics: lawyer and entrepreneur William A. Phillips, whose name a few years earlier appeared often in the corruption case of disgraced and still-imprisoned ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. On Sept. 22, the city council approved a $1 million contract for Phillips' staffing firm P.I.E. Management, LLC to hire up to 2,000 workers to work the polls and staff the ballot counting machines. "They will provide up to 2,000 employees (Detroit Residents) the ability to operate election equipment on Election Day as poll workers under the MiDeal Cooperative Agreement with the State," the city council boasted about P.I.E. Dominion Voting Systems, which provides voting equipment and software for the city, also got fresh money that day for additional machines to count absentee ballots. A week later, Phillips' firm was advertising for Election Day workers, offering them a handsome sum for one day's work and some training. "Candidates must be 16 years or older," the firm's advertisement read. "Candidates are required to attend a 3 hour training session before the General Election. The position offers two shifts and pay-rates: 1) From 7am to 7pm at $600.00; and 2) From 10pm to 6am at $650." For the advertised 8 or 12 hour shifts of work, the temporary employees were earning at least $50 per hour. Outside Detroit, the arrangement was hardly noticed. But now, more than a week later, the city's election center — and those who worked and observed there — are coming under increased scrutiny amidst allegations of irregularities.
Poll observers claimed they were kept from observing ballots as allowed by law or witnessed unusual behavior that included piercing the secrecy of some ballots and unexplained additions and rejections of votes. And one longtime city worker, Jessy Jacob, swore out an affidavit saying she witnessed widespread tampering ordered by her supervisors that impacted thousands of ballots. "On November 4, 2020, I was instructed to improperly pre-date the absentee ballots receive date that were not in the QVF as if they had been received on or before November 3, 2020," she stated in her affidavit. "I was told to alter the information in the QVF to falsely show that the absentee ballots had been received in time to be valid. I estimate that this was done to thousands of ballots. Her declaration makes people who worked or observed at the election center potential witnesses should law enforcement, courts or legislative oversight committees begin investigating. City election officials, Dominion Voting Systems, and Phillips did not respond to a message Thursday seeking comment.
P.I.E. Management, LLC, was incorporated in Detroit in 2002 by Phillips, a longtime Democratic operative who attended the same Cass Technical High School as Kilpatrick, the disgraced mayor currently serving a 28-year sentence on federal corruption-related charges. The firm's website lists Phillips as its founder and current CEO and President. Phillips was celebrated in Crain's Detroit's "40 under 40" after serving as counsel to the underwriters for "Detroit's largest bond issue ever." According to Crain's, Phillips has served in numerous high-level positions, including as Kilpatrick's private lawyer, a director of the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. and vice chairman of its executive committee. He also serves on the city's Local Development Finance Authority. Phillips was never charged with any crimes, but emerged as a key figure in Kilpatrick's political operation. His name arose frequently during Kilpatrick's multiple court proceedings.
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/fridetroit-department-elections-granted-million-dollar-contracts-firms
https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2020-11/JessyJacobAffidavit.pdf
https://www.piemanagement.com/news_detail?id=14
https://www.piemanagement.com/exec-staff
Eric Holder Twitter
https://twitter.com/EricHolder/status/1325113611388383234
Decided to check into Eric Holder's twitter, recently the decisions he made during the time he was in the O admin as DOJ seems to be popping up in the news. The picture attached to his tweet was also very odd looking, found this interesting result via tineye. Translated search result follows.
PREPARES FOR THE REVANCH. Gallardo and all of River have the Copa Libertadores as their main objective.
Marcelo Gallardo stopped the eleven that would go out to play this Tuesday against the Paraguayan team, at the Monumental, for the second round of the Libertadores. Germán Lux and Enzo Pérez would be headlines in the Millionaire. After the preseason that took place in the United States, La Banda returned to Buenos Aires and continued with the set-up to get to the duel against Guaraní in the best way possible. River beat Aborigen 2-0 on July 4 in Paraguay, and in just two days they will play the rematch at the Antonio Vespucio Liberti stadium. And yes, the Doll continues to draw conclusions in the face of the clash on Tuesday, which will begin at 9:45 p.m. During last Saturday's training, held at the Ezeiza campus, the coach stopped a team that had Lux and Pérez to face the Reserve. In this way, everything seems to indicate that Augusto Batalla and Ignacio Scocco would not act from the beginning. The 4-3-2-1 that Gallardo put together he formed with: Germán Lux; Jorge Moreira, Jonatan Maidana, Javier Pinola, Milton Casco; Enzo Pérez, Leonardo Ponzio, Ariel Rojas; Ignacio Fernández, Gonzalo Martínez; Lucas Alario.
https://www.taringa.net/+deportes/el-posible-equipo-que-jugaria-frente-a-guarani_wmief
https://tineye.com/search/796621e4490b22ebcfd8639d0a792bb4f9e2ff70?sort=score&order=desc&page=1
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