index 277, Computer Programmer Admits To Being Paid To Rig Voting Booths

GUTS: Town Defies Obama, Unanimously Votes Against Refugees When he responded affirmatively, he was asked, “How do you know that to be the case?” “Because in October of 2000 I wrote a prototype for present Congressman Tom Feeney, at the company I work for in Oviedo, Florida, that did just that,” Curtis said. “It would flip the vote 51 – 49 to whoever you wanted it to go to, and whichever race you wanted it to win.” “And would that program that you designed be something that elections officials , that might be on county boards of elections, could detect?” Arnebeck asked. “They’d never see it,” Curtis said. “You would have to view it either in the source code, or you’d have to have a receipt, and then count the hard paper against the actual vote total. Other than that, you won’t see it.” You can watch the video for yourself here: Computer Programmer Testifies Under Oath He Coded Computers to Rig Elections Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, March 17, 2016 Given the stakes in this election, and the poll rigging that we’ve already seen, what Curtis said should have a lot of resonance with American voters — especially Trump voters. While the man that Curtis purportedly wrote it for was a Republican, establishment Democrats could clearly do something very similar if given the opportunity.