2024 SOS Bipartisan Election Advisory Commission Comments
Bipartisan Election Advisory Commission Meeting
September 6, 2024, 10:00 AM
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8/30/2024 - Notice (PDF) https://coloradosos.gov/pubs/elections/LawsRules/committeeFiles/20240906BEACNotice.pdf
After the meeting concludes, a recording will be available on our audio broadcasts page here: https://www.coloradosos.gov/pubs/info_center/audioBroadcasts.html. Peg's comments were at the very end of the meeting.
STATE OF COLORADO
Department of State
1700 Broadway, Suite 550
Denver, CO 80290
Comments by Peg Cage, Boulder County
Posted at www.MyColoradoGOP.org
I think it is imperative that the electorate can trust that our voting systems are secret, verifiable, and accurate. In 2004 in Boulder County, Al Kolwicz proved during required testing that they are not and was nearly arrested for that.
In 2012 and 2014, the Republican and American Constitution Party Canvass Board members, the majority in Boulder County, refused to certify the elections because most ballots had been “cast” by mail and the identity and eligibility of the voters were not verifiable.
In 2016, SOS Wayne Willims changed the definition of “ballots cast” and removed the canvass board members’ access to information about electors, focusing instead on the “ballots received” and further removing voters from their elections.
In 2020, election manipulation was found in every step of Colorado’s “Gold Standard” election process. Again, rather than correct the problems, the SOS and other 3-letter agencies went after citizens who found faults in the process.
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DID NEW GUINEA HEADHUNTERS EAT JOE BIDEN'S UNCLE?
April 23, 2024
By Don Cage
Joe Biden recently remarked that his uncle was shot down and eaten by cannibals in Papua New Guinea during WWII. The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea James Marape quickly slammed him for his careless and reckless disparaging remarks. The shot down part is historically true, the eaten by cannibals part is most probably not. Joe’s characterization of the local tribesmen during WWII was blatantly racist, offensive, and flies in the face of historical truth.
The Airmen and the Headhunters is a book written by Judith Heimann about a US B24 bomber that was shot down by the Japanese over Papua New Guinea during WWII. The surviving crew members bailed out as they went down, but at that speed, a few seconds’ delay meant hundreds or thousands of yards separation between them as they landed in dense jungle with no way to find each other.
Luckily for the airmen, they were eventually picked up by the local “Headhunters” who, instead of eating them, hid them from the Japanese soldiers who came looking for them, having seen their parachutes going down. These Headhunters having endured years of abuse at the hands of the Japanese soldiers were more than happy to help the US airmen hide out for months and reunite until they could figure out a way to get back to the allied lines. The Headhunters even endured torture at the hands of the Japanese soldiers without divulging the location of the Americans.
It's a heartwarming true story that crosses all racial and cultural lines during a desperate and brutal time in our history. I highly recommend it. ISBN 978-0-15-101434-7
TODD WATKINS: CONFLICTED POLITICS
Every American should hate politics or at least have a trepidatious respect for it in the same way people who live near an active volcano respect the destructive power of pyroclastic energy. Both can have disastrous effects on those who live within their reach. But I’m not a geologist. I’m the Vice Chairman of the El Paso County Republican Party, so this will be about politics. And more specifically, how political conflicts of interest can be destructive to more than those within a political party. My name is Todd and I hate politics.
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