Two days ago we
reported on suspect ballots in Dane County Wisconsin.�
President Trump followed up our post
with a tweet regarding the subject.
This past weekend City Attorney for Madison, Wisconsin,
Mike Haas, who did not like our post reached out to The Gateway
Pundit.
The City Attorney for the Madison (Wisconsin) Attorney’s
Office, Mike Haas, opined on our post in an email to us on
Sunday:
I hate to burst your bubble Joe, but the initials are for the
Clerk who issues the ballots. So why would it be surprising to see
the same initials on so many ballots. It would actually be odd if
that was not the case. And those “fake votes†in the photo?
Those are actually called Express Votes ballots which are cast
using universal voting equipment designed to allow people with
disabilities to vote. The comments to your article are threatening
violence against a public official and your post is irresponsibly
promoting that. If I could access the comments to post this
information there I would. So instead I am requesting that you
remove the inaccurate information from this post. I am the City
Attorney for the City of Madison where this happened and if there
are additional threats or actual harassment against our employees
we will be holding you accountable.
We found the City Attorney’s response threatening and
uneducated. His comment about hating to “burst your
bubble†of course was also dishonest and unprofessional. Haas
asks why it would be surprising to see the same initials on so many
absentee ballots but he doesn’t share how many ballots those
initials are on. Is it a couple thousand or tens of thousands –
we’d like to know?
Haas claims our article and the comments to it were
“irresponsibly promoting violence.†Certainly violence is
something we would never promote and do not promote. The Gateway
Pundit does not support BLM or Antifa or any violent political
organization.
Haas threatens us but neglects to acknowledge our first
amendment right to free speech. If something is fishy or
fraudulent in Wisconsin concerning the 2020 election, we have every
right to report it. We look on reporting the truth as our duty and
mandate.
The comments from Haas may not be surprising we discovered. He
stepped down as the “embattled
Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator†in 2018:
Embattled Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Michael
Haas said Tuesday that he will step down and not pursue legal
options to challenge the state Senate’s rejection of his
confirmation last month, saying “it is time for this foolishness
to end.â€Haas also issued a warning, saying Wisconsin risks falling
“dangerously behind†in preparing for the fall election in the
face of risks and threats to the country’s election systems. He
urged the Legislature to approve the hiring of three more staffers
at the Elections Commission and said he hopes his resignation will
remove any obstacle to that happening.
Is Madison Attorney Haas trying to protect others or is he
trying to cover something up? We suspect time will provide that
answer.
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Madison, Wisconsin City Attorney, Mike Haas, Threatens TGP for
Posting Article Showing Suspect Numbers of Indefinitely Disabled
Votes – He’s Former Wisconsin Elections Commission
Administrator appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
