Yesterday we reported on Lin Wood’s bombshell tweet about
an almost $11 million grant award to the Georgia Secretary of
State, Republican Brad Raffensperger and his accomplice Gabe
Sterling.� We wondered who Sterling even was. Now we have
more.
In a recent tweet Lin Wood zeroed in on an anomaly, or something
much, much worse, relating to the Secretary of State’s Office and
this almost $11 million transaction with the state of Georgia.
Wood’s bombshell tweet refers to an April 15, 2020 letter to the
U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) from Secretary of State
Raffensperger, who is also Georgia’s Chief Election Official.
Hey, @GabrielSterling, you
don’t have State of GA email??? How does your company, Sterling
Innovative, make money? Did you or your company receive any of this
$10+M grant? Implementation Manager??? What do you do except go on
TV to deny the clear voting fraud in GA?#FightBack
pic.twitter.com/01oSKXOjmB— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) November
24, 2020
Georgia was poised to receive a $10,875,912 grant from the EAC
for Covid-19-related election expenses. (The EAC, a federal entity
which, by the way, certifies U.S. election machines, hardware and
software, has some clear and shocking conflicts-of-interest of its
own going on with its Advisory Board.) Raffensperger assured the
EAC that the funds would be used to “prevent, prepare for and
respond to coronavirus, domestically or internationally, for the
2020 Federal election cycle.â€
The contact person at the end of the letter is
Gabriel Sterling, who was appointed the COO of the Secretary of
State’s office by Brad Raffensperger, the brand new SoS, shortly
after Raffensperger was elected to the position in November 2018.
Raffensperger’s predecessor was Brian Kemp, who
had just been elected Georgia’s governor. Sterling, as COO, would
be in charge of budgetary, human resources and administrative
operations for the Secretary of State’s office. Sterling,
strangely, has also been referred to, in multiple, recent media
accounts, as Georgia’s “Statewide Voting System Implementation
Manager.â€
On his Twitter
account, Sterling confirms that he is the “Voting System
Implementation Managerâ€.
In the April 15 letter, Sterling lists a private gmail
account address as his email account. The letter states:
“If you have any questions about this request please contact our
Statewide Voting System Implementation Manager, Gabriel Sterling,
at [email protected].â€
Why wouldn’t Raffensperger refer the EAC to his COO, the employee
in charge of budgetary issues for the SoS’s office? Why, instead,
send them to Sterling as Georgia’s “Statewide Voting System
Implementation Manager� Well, it turns out Sterling ALSO has own
LLC called Sterling Innovative Solutions, with the “Registered
Agent†listed is Robert Gabriel Sterling.
https://www.bizapedia.com/ga/sterling-innovative-solutions-llc.html.
We asked yesterday, is Sterling still the COO of the GA
Secretary of State’s office or has he left that
position? Is he the Statewide Voting System Implementation
Manager for the Secretary of State’s Office as a state employee
or has he been hired in that position as a consultant or
independent contractor? Or is he acting BOTH as the COO of the
Secretary of State’s office AND as a private consultant as
Georgia’s Statewide Voting System Implementation Manager, through
his LLC, Sterling Innovative Solutions LLC? Is there unethical
double-dipping going on here or is it simply that the man has
changed titles and positions under Raffensperger? It also raises
the question, if Sterling is no longer the COO of the Secretary of
State’s office, who is?
Lin Wood is right on the money: the use of a gmail account
indicates that Gabriel Sterling CANNOT be a state employee, at
least for purposes of this April 15 letter sealing the deal on
$10.8+ million in Covid-19 money for the Secretary of State’s
office. Or can he? Furthermore, Georgia already has an “Elections
Director,†Chris Harvey, it says so right on the Secretary of
State’s letterhead. Why wasn’t Harvey listed as the contact
person in the letter to the EAC? Why does Georgia ALSO need a
“Statewide Voting System Implementation Manager� Are taxpayers
paying for two state agency people to do the job of one? The public
needs immediate clarification upon these issues, given that
Sterling continues to assure the public and the media – on behalf
of the state of Georgia and its Chief Election Officer, Secretary
of State Brad Raffensperger and his messed up, questionable, and
clearly fraudulent election AND recount – that, Everything’s
fine, move along, nothing to see here people.
Today we were provided with a little known YouTube account with
only 50 or so views, where for some reason, Sterling shows up to
discuss a number of things regarding the election process.
Starting at the 7:00 mark Sterling shares the
following: Sterling talks about how the Secretary of State’s
office “expanded the emergency rule to provide for drop boxes to
go through the entire election cycle now.â€
At the 8:00 mark Sterling talks about “working with
the ACLU and the Chamber of Commerce†and has given more than
6,000 names to counties for the election.
What is this radical operative doing as the Georgia
statewide voting systems manager under Raffensperger?
Sterling admits the Secretary of State expanded the
rules for voting and working with the activist group, the
ACLU.
Let’s hope there are more questions answered related to
the actions in Georgia’s Secretary of State’s office and the
office where Gabe Sterling works. These Georgia peaches smell
rotten.
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