>>13675225 (lb)

I think the real goal was to expose McKisson, not to elect Lin Wood. Wood is too valuable in other areas. POTUS, Flynn and Wood might be good copping/bad copping their asses here.

So now McKisson is going to be watched like a hawk, and he knows it. This leads to Graham, I think, and maybe Haley. POTUS endorsement cost something, too, I bet. I don't think POTUS would have stepped in unless Graham asked him to, and it had to be on POTUS's turf, since he's out of DC.

If you needed to root out the GOP establishment at the state level, this would be the way to do it. Wood now has McKisson set up to hammer him with, "I told you so", anytime McKisson fucks up and/or tries to stab POTUS in the back. McKisson has no reason to go against POTUS, since POTUS endorsed him. It would have been different if POTUS had endorsed Lin.

>>13675569

I still think Dominion (in AZ) took over administration of the entire AZ state network. Would have been part of the contract package.

I'd base the takeover on a strategy to stop any white hat interference as was alleged to have occurred in 2016. For that, they couldn't trust any in-house techs.

Firewall would have to be monitored and ports blocked/redirected as necessary.

I wonder, too, if Dominion would have routed any day-to-day AZ gov traffic through a dominion data center for more granular control in order to keep day-to-day, non-election traffic uninterrupted during the election time frame.

If this were the case, any in-house tech would know. They're all complicit. This guy, then, as he sees the white hats knocking at the door, decide to pick fight over flight.

A better post would have been to say, "If they were deleted, don't worry, I know where copies are."

Anyway, agree that these aren't the databases that were rumored to be deleted. Those had to do with ballots, ballot images and adjudications, IIRC. This guy is doing a red squirrel.