John Solomon is reporting on previously suppressed information indicating that, as early as 2020, we knew the Chinese were trying to interfere in our elections and that this intelligence was covered up. The burning question is, of course, why that happened. Solomon’s report is based on a 7 April 2020 National Intelligence Council Assessment. That…

Weeks ago the election integrity organization True the Vote broke the story that Konnech, a Michigan-based firm that provides software for use by election officials was storing sensitive personal data on servers physically located in China. On cue, all the usual suspects, including the New York Times, branded this yet another “conspiracy theory.” Only madmen…

I do a lot of speaking on election integrity. I say frequently –while there are endless problems with the security of our elections – I don’t believe the Chinese “hacked” the 2020 election. Maybe I was wrong. Share A number of weeks ago True the Vote broke the story that a company called Konnech in…

When last we checked in on Konnech, the Michigan-based software company, the firm’s CEO had been arrested and charged in Los Angeles. Seems Konnech, which has deep ties to Communist China, has been sending sensitive personally identifiable data on U.S. election workers to China and storing it on servers there. Also turns out, apparently, that…