Today I took some time to reach out to Iowa lawmakers that voted to certify the 2020 presidential election. I also called Governor Reynolds and my own State Senator Zach Whiting. I asked them all if they would be attending Michael Lindell’s Cyber Symposium August 10-12 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He has invited lawmakers, media and cyber experts to review the voting machines and the packet captures of the entire election. These are like computer fingerprints and cannot be changed. They prove foreign and domestic interference. Anyone that can disprove Michael’s information can collect $5 million.
So far I have not heard of one Iowa lawmaker that is making this a priority. What is presently more important than the integrity of our presidential elections especially as we watch Biden undo all that President Trump accomplished? The Republicans seem to be whining about what Biden is doing while ignoring the one thing that would change it all.
Earlier this year Senator Chuck Grassley sent me a letter that said, “the claims put forth by Mr. Lindell are false. There was no widespread conspiracy to deprive President Trump re-election through the manipulation of votes.” If Senator Grassley is so certain then he must have solid evidence. Maybe he could show us all his evidence and collect his $5,000,000. If not, what then should we conclude?
Author: Janna Swanson
Janna Swanson helps her husband Paul farm in NW Iowa with their two young daughters. Since 2013 Janna has volunteered her time and energy for her community. She was a key member of the Preservation of Rural Iowa Alliance that protected landowners from the Rock Island Clean Line. From there she helped start and facilitated the grassroots group, The Coalition for Rural Property Rights to help protect community members from industrial wind installations. She is also a board member of National Wind Watch, a 25-year online collection of information of the industrial wind opposition from around the world. Most importantly Janna is a follower of Christ and seeks to help others to know and understand Him. Yet because she is also seeking deepening her own knowledge and understanding she welcomes critical, constructive debate. No one has the corner on truth, we all see “through a glass, darkly”. (I Corinthians 13:12)
