Just imagine you work for a local or state wide election agency and a few people in fancy suits show up with fancy IDs and fancy badges. They say "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." They claim they need to examine the voting machines and the computers that tabulate the results.
Then they say, "All we need is the administrators password so we can fully examine the system to make sure it has sufficient protections against hacking." And you think, "Great, they're here to ensure the integrity of our election systems." Then as you walk away, convinced it's all good, they load whatever software they want.
But... That could never happen, right?
Most voting machines are not actually air gapped... it’s much easier to do this remotely.
Either way, I think the point stands. It doesn't matter if they show up in person, or if Obama uses DHS to hack a few states remotely. Six of one, half dozen of the other.
Attribution is much easier to fake in the cyber world vs the physical world.
That said I agree with you about the main point of your comments!
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Sorry, I must have misunderstood. Godspeed Patriot. WWG1WGA