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I'm Dan Bongino.

How to let the Bongino Rules sit in.

Here's the problem we had last time.

In the 2020 election, we got lost in a lot of stuff.

A lot of people I trusted took us off of known, established.

A lot of people lost in 2020.

I got that.

I got a guy telling me about this and that.

And you know what happened?

The Pennsylvania case, which was absolutely a spot-on case of what happened with mail-in

voter fraud and unconstitutional changes in the rules, got lost because we couldn't focus.

The press coverage of the Hunter Biden thing got lost.

And also what got lost is the fact that mail-in voting in general is extremely prone to fraud

and failure.

And instead of looking at the big picture, it's not your fault, folks.

I'm not blaming anyone in particular.

But people I trusted, too, they tried to take us down these paths.

And it screwed up everything.

And some of them did it on purpose.

I don't know if they wanted media hits or what they wanted, but they screwed up everything.

Because there is zero doubt in my mind that there was a large degree of fraud built into

the mail-in system because it was the first time we did it on a scale like that because

of COVID.

There is zero doubt in my mind.

Now we're starting to see some stuff go down.

It's a major story out of Michigan about the 2020 election.

I had to let it simmer a little bit until the receipts popped.

Here's some election reporting from this entity called BlackPak.

They paid this LLC, GBI Strategies, $11.2 million in 2020.

Hat tip, Canecoa, by the way, for the highlights on this.

We did some homework on this, too.

Paid $11.2 million in 2020 to go out and register voters.

By the way, another 450K was kicked in by Biden for president.

This is an enormous amount of money.

Folks, presidential, senate, congressional, I don't care what you're running it.

$11.2 million to register voters is a ridiculous amount of money.

Now, we have the public reporting.

So to be clear, this is not a rabbit hole.

There's no dispute the money changed hands.

Now, Gateway Pundit broke this story.

Hat tip to them.

This is from today, but they broke it yesterday.

So apparently in October of 2020, only a month before the 2020 general election,

this is the, if you want to, by the way, if you want to read this whole story,

it's in my newsletter, Bongino.com slash newsletter, or you can just go right to

Gateway Pundit.

I don't need the clicks.

The newsletter, it's right there for you.

It's free to sign up.

But they know in October of 2020, only a month before the election,

Muskegon, Michigan, city clerk Ann Miesch noticed a black female whose name was later

redacted from the police report, dropping off between eight to 10,000 completed voter

registration applications at the city clerk's office.

Wow.

She was really busy.

Clerk Ann Miesch immediately noticed the stacks of registrations included the same handwriting,

non-existent addresses, and incorrect phone numbers.

Again, none of these facts are in dispute.

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if you think this is perfectly okay.

Eight to 10,000 voter registration forms, the same handwriting, non-existent address.

Okay.

I think it's unanimous.

Sounds strange to you?

Put up the next one.

This is the next screenshot from there.

Here's where the story gets even weirder.

But this is why I get so mad at some of the stuff that happened in 2020.

Because I believe what happened was standard old school voter fraud.

Request a ballot on your behalf or someone else's, intercept them in the mail and then

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What?

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A Michigan State Senator, Ruth Johnson, who herself is a former Secretary of State, so

she knows a little bit about this, told Gateway, my estimate is over 800,000 ballot applications

were sent to qualified voters in Michigan, including many individuals who moved or died,

or even some who were underage or noncitizens.

Many were sent to people who'd moved out of the state.

Now, dude, please, please, God, I'm not using his name in vain.

Do not make the same mistake.

We can't assume all 800,000 are bad.

You can assume, however, based on the New York Times' own reporting, that when you get

mail-in balloting en masse like this, that you're gonna get double the rejection rate

and double the fraud.

The New York Times, you said that wrong, Dan.

No, no, I didn't say that wrong.

The New York Times reported on voter fraud in the past in mail and error rates.

Here's the article right here.

Go to the newsletter today, Bongino.com slash newsletter.

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It is right there.

It says, remember when the New York Times cared about voter fraud?

Print this article and highlight it.

Print it and highlight it.

So when your friends tell you that the biggest mass mail-in balloting experiment in human

history in 2020 that happened because of COVID, that it was the safest in American history,

ask why 10 years ago the New York Times said mail-in fraud was no good.

Mail-in voting was no good because of fraud.

Ask and show it to them.

Show them the article.

Here.

It's called Error and Fraud at Issue as Absentee Voting Rises.

Adam Liptack, October 6, 2012.

Print this freaking article.

Why was the New York Times writing about voter fraud by mail-in voting?

Keep that up.

Because this is when Republicans were doing it more in Florida.

Senior citizens and military folks.

So when Republicans were voting by mail, the New York Times was very concerned.

When it's mass mail-in balloting, and you can send out 800,000 in Michigan,

and who the hell knows when it comes back?

And it's great.

Let me read this to you slowly and digest every single bit of it.

Again, New York Times, baby, 2012.

Yes, votes cast by mail are less likely to be counted,

more likely to be compromised,

and more likely to be contested than those cast in a voting booth, statistics show.

Election officials reject almost 2% of ballots cast by mail,

double the rate for in-person voting.

The more people you force to vote by mail, this election official said,

the more invalid ballots you will generate.

Come on, lookie here.

New York Times reporting on voter fraud.

Back in 2012, when Republicans were voting by mail.

Now they want to tell you mass mail-in balloting?

With no experience doing it at all?

States just mass mail out ballots to anyone with a pulse and some not with one?

Perfectly okay.

And you shouldn't either.

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