Election Security, Foreign Influence, and High-Stakes Court Battles

A wave of newly declassified documents and court developments has intensified debate over voter registration, election infrastructure, classified information, and constitutional protections.

ELECTION FRAUD IN MICHIGAN; THE CHINESE STOLE OUR VOTER DATA; OUR “INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY” HAS LONG KNOWN ELECTION MACHINES ALLOW CHEATING—AND MORE . . .

Newly declassified documents show massive voter registration fraud in Michigan. President Trump disclosed that China possesses voter data on millions of Americans, thousands of non-citizens vote in federal elections; and, intelligence community assessments show they know all about electronic voting vulnerabilities. A federal court of appeals has effectively approved the release of Joe Biden’s recordings with his ghostwriter discussing classified information, and a key case addressing the Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause is headed to the Supreme Court.

Source: Layla Ferris

Newly declassified documents prove election fraud

The Trump Administration has declassified documents that expose a Democrat voter registration scheme in Michigan, China’s acquisition of sensitive American voter data and their plans to meddle in the 2020 election, and over 278,000 non-citizens who are registered to vote in federal elections.

These documents show that in the months approaching the 2020 election, Democrats engaged in widespread voter registration fraud that included forged signatures and the registration of fictitious persons. According to witness interviews, the leadership of the voter registration organizations knew about the ongoing fraud and did nothing to stop it. Internal FBI documents from this release also demonstrate that the Biden Department of Justice “slow-walked the investigation for years” by withholding its approval to proceed with the investigation and then limiting the scope of the investigation. As a result, the individuals and groups that submitted thousands of false voter registrations and forged voter signatures were never held accountable.

With respect to China, the release includes intelligence that China acquired voter information – names, addresses, party affiliation – on approximately 220 million Americans. Intelligence reports also noted China’s aims to influence American elections through economic policies aimed at Trump supporters and how the intelligence community downplayed China’s meddling.

The release also included a Department of Homeland Security review of voter data that “identified approximately 278,000 non-citizens” who are registered to vote in our elections. The real number of non-citizens registered to vote in federal elections is no doubt substantially higher, as Democrat states have refused to share their voter rolls with the Trump Administration.

And finally, the Trump Administration publicized intelligence concluded that America’s electronic voting system is vulnerable. One intelligence assessment stated that American adversaries, including Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, “have the capability to compromise U.S. election infrastructure.” Another assessment stated:

“We assess that centralized election-related data repositories, such as voter registration databases, pollbooks, and official election websites, are most vulnerable to exploitation, and adversaries could use access to these systems to disrupt election processes.”

Source: The Epoch Times

Appeals Court allows release of Biden interview tapes

In a per curium order, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has denied Joe Biden’s last-ditch bid to prevent the release of transcripts and audio recordings that he had in 2016 and 2017 with his writing partner, Mark Zwonitzer, while preparing his 2017 memoir.

These recordings were reviewed as part of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation of Biden’s possession and sharing of classified materials. While Biden escaped being criminally charged, the recordings themselves were damning. As explained in Hur’s lengthy report, Biden admitted to Zwonitzer that he still possessed classified materials from his time as Vice President and the tapes demonstrated that “Biden read his notes from classified meetings to Zwonitzer nearly word-for-word.”

There is, however, no certainty that the transcripts and recordings will be released any time soon. Biden will likely seek relief from the Supreme Court which may delay the release for months if not until next year. We anticipate the Supreme Court will ultimately deny Biden’s request if it gets there.

Source: James Wilson

Supreme Court agrees to hear an excessive fines case where an airplane pilot has been ordered to forfeit his $95,000 plane over some beer

Alaskan pilot Kenneth Jouppi operated a one-man air-taxi service that shuttled tourists and locals over the Alaskan wilderness and to communities that were nearly inaccessible but by small plane. In 2012, he flew a passenger to the village of Beaver, which prohibited the possession or importation of alcohol. Jouppi did not search his passenger’s bags which included some beer. Alaskan state troopers searched his plane after it was loaded with his passenger’s belongings and found the beer. Jouppi was charged with a misdemeanor offense of importing beer into a dry county and was found guilty at trial.

As a result of that misdemeanor, the State of Alaska pursued Jouppi’s small plane, valued at $95,000, under the State’s criminal forfeiture laws. After years of appeals, Alaksa’s Supreme Court ruled that the forfeiture of the plane did not violate the Excessive Fines Clause of the Eighth Amendment (which prohibits the imposition of “excessive fines”).

On July 20, 2026, the United States Supreme Court agreed to review Jouppi’s case and whether the seizure of his plane violates the Eighth Amendment. This is a highly important case, as the Supreme Court has the opportunity to require courts around the country to apply the Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause in accordance with its original intent, which takes into consideration “the magnitude and manner of the offense.”

In other news:

Senator Rand Paul has released documents showing that in September of 2021, Biden’s FBI prevented Customs and Border Protection (CBP) from questioning and searching Peter Daszak of EcoHealth Alliance “upon arrival at JFK airport form China after participating in the World Health Organization’s (WHO) investigation into the origins of COVID-19.” CBP sought to question Daszak on a variety of issues including his travels, any meetings with Chinese government officials, and whether he transported biological samples from China. The FBI’s New York field office requested they “do not stop” Daszak as he entered the United States.

The Hawaii Supreme Court has issued a scathing and unhinged opinion critical of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decisions. With respect to the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion in Dobbs, which restored the rights of the states to restrict abortions, the Hawaii Supreme Court remarks that due process was “gutted.” It claims the U.S. Supreme Court’s “jurisprudence has cratered democracy itself” and applies “pretend law.” It accuses the U.S. Supreme Court of blatant racism: “The Roberts Court sees only white”, erases “Black history”, and engineers “the dilution of Black votes.”