Obama appointed District Judge hides Dominion Voting Machines Fraud to stop "Undermining the Election."
Why did a U.S. District Court Judge Amy Totenberg seal the report that would at least bolster and substantiate Mike Lindell's and Matt DePerno's claims that Dominion Voting Systems were hacked? Since Judge Totemberg claimed she wanted to, "shield the public from bad faith efforts to undermine the 2020 election." Totenberg us the sister of NPR's Nina Totenberg and nominated to the U.S. district court in Atlanta by former President Barack Obama and confirmed by the Senate in November 2011. She donated $2,750 to Obama. Totenberg ruled that as many as 27,000 ballots get a second look after having been rejected because voters lacked registration or identification proof at the polls, giving Democrat Stacey Abrams hope of finding the additional votes she needs for a come-from-behind win or to force a runoff election in the governor’s race. The Georgia judge sealed the case revealing ballot devices as hacked and thus vulnerable to hacking after expert testimony revea