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To: pocotrader who wrote (1413952)	8/11/2023 3:41:00 PM
From: Thomas M.	Respond to of 1579796

Democrat dark money super PAC paid $11,254,919 to the company implicated in the Michigan voter fraud case. BlackPAC, a Democrat political action committee fueled by undisclosed contributions, funneled $11,254,919 to GBI Strategies LLC in 2020 to register voters for Joe Biden's presidential campaign. Notably, BlackPAC, which garnered more than $44 million in funding during the 2020 election cycle, endorses Democratic candidates and causes. A Michigan police investigation into GBI Strategies LLC was initiated following the observation of a Muskegon, Michigan, clerk who noticed an individual depositing 8,000 to 10,000 completed voter registration applications at the city office on October 8, 2020. This same individual returned multiple times over the next few weeks, registering an additional 2,500 voters. Disturbingly, many of those registration forms displayed identical handwriting with fraudulent addresses and falsified phone numbers. Additionally, many signatures did not match those on file with Michigan's Secretary of State. A subsequent raid by Michigan authorities discovered pre-paid gift cards, firearms equipped with silencers, and disposable burner phones. During the 2020 election season, Democratic election committees collectively channeled more than $4 million directly to GBI Strategies LLC: Biden for President: $450,000 Democratic Senatorial Campaign: $2,117,605 DNC Services Corp: $1,031,856 Democratic Party of Iowa: $493,100 Gary Bell, the owner of GBI Strategies LLC, is reportedly now working for CompMo Group, a Democrat get-out-the-vote organization founded by Shaun Kelleher, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Director, during the 2020 election cycle. According to Bell's biography on the CompMo Group's website, Bell has personally managed over 70 organizing operations in 20 different states, often "leading hundreds of field managers and thousands of canvassers in get-out-the-vote operations." His biography lists voter registration campaigns for DSCC, DNC, Black PAC, and Black Church PAC, which matches the voter registration work GBI Strategies LLC did during the 2020 election. ------------------------------------------------ ACORN, which had over half a million members and more than 1,200 neighborhood chapters, ceased operations in 2010 after being implicated in a similar fraudulent voter registration operation spanning multiple states. twitter.com Tom