https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/spooked-miles-taylor-the-man-behind-anonymous-op-ed-goes-into-hiding

Miles Taylor, the former Trump administration official who claimed to be a part of an internal government "resistance" through his work as "Anonymous," said he is in hiding after receiving death threats.

Taylor, who was a Homeland Security official until last year, told the Washington Post in an interview published on Tuesday that he has moved between nearly a dozen places, including private homes and hotels, since publicly revealing his alter ego one month ago.

“I’m so spooked,” he said. The outlet said Taylor demanded they leave out the details pertaining to where the interview took place because he's afraid of being attacked. Taylor now has private security.

Taylor, 33, was chief of staff to then-Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen. He was also a counterterrorism adviser to then-White House chief of staff John Kelly. He worked at the DHS between 2017 and 2019, and he later endorsed now-President-elect Joe Biden in August.

https://www.courthousenews.com/trump-sues-to-overturn-certified-wisconsin-election-results/

MADISON, Wis. (CN) — President Donald Trump sued in Wisconsin’s highest court Tuesday in a go-for-broke attempt to overturn general election results in a state he lost to President-elect Joe Biden by more than 20,000 votes.

The president’s 28-page Hail Mary lawsuit was filed in the Wisconsin Supreme Court one day after the Wisconsin Elections Commission chair canvassed and Democratic Governor Tony Evers certified the Badger State as a win for Biden, who won by about the same margin Trump won the battleground by in 2016.

The petition asks the high court, composed of a 4-3 conservative majority, to toss more than 220,000 absentee ballots the Trump campaign claims were unlawfully cast and improperly counted and void the results of the 2020 election.

State law outlines that Trump needs to appeal the election results in circuit court, and it was not immediately clear on Tuesday that the supreme court would entertain his lawsuit.

Named as defendants in the president’s latest lawsuit are Evers, the Wisconsin Elections Commission, WEC Chair Ann Jacobs and top election officials in Milwaukee and Dane counties.

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Somebody needs to say "reclaiming my time"

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Being witches has side effects

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/georgia-secretary-of-state-slams-fulton-county-claiming-it-is-cutting-corners-during-recount

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is losing patience with the state's most populous county as the deadline for the 2020 presidential recount nears.

Raffensperger on Tuesday claimed that Fulton County has been plagued by unforced errors that could put the state's closely watched recount in jeopardy.

He added that the rest of the state was "getting a little tired of having to always wait on Fulton County and having to put up with their dysfunction."

Fulton County, which includes Atlanta, reported problems over the weekend when one of the newly purchased Dominion Voting Systems servers crashed at the Georgia World Congress Center.

Raffensperger criticized Fulton election officials for putting out "a statement that only told part of the story."

"It's somewhat typical of what we're seeing from Fulton County both recently and really for the last 15 to 25 years," Raffensperger said. "The real issue is that a Fulton County employee made several compounding errors. The biggest was that instead of following the procedures that my office laid out … Fulton County once again cut corners, the biggest one being he backed up the election project on the server itself instead of on an external backup. Because of that decision, they lost the ability to upload hundreds of thousands of scanned ballots."

https://www.ntd.com/malicious-codes-found-in-south-korean-surveillance-equipment-sent-by-china_534637.html

Malicious codes were found in surveillance equipment delivered to South Korea by a Chinese company. Over 200 surveillance cameras were supposed to be used for military purposes in South Korea, but once set up, they could potentially send military secrets to China.