Is the Iowa election debacle a CONSPIRACY?

BUTTIGEIG, Bernie, Bloomberg, and Biden

the b's


Seriously...

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A tech company affiliated with and funded by Acronym, a Democratic digital nonprofit group that has rapidly expanded in recent years, was responsible for building the Iowa caucus app that contributed to delays in reporting Monday night’s results in the first vote in the party’s presidential race. Multiple Democratic sources, including one of the presidential campaigns, confirmed the app’s creator. 
State campaign finance records indicate the Iowa Democratic Party paid Shadow, a tech company that joined with Acronym last year, more than $60,000 for “website development” over two installments in November and December of last year. A Democratic source with knowledge of the process said those payments were for the app that caucus site leaders were supposed to use to upload the results at their locales.

60 thousand?

They got what they paid for.

a reply to: InTheLight

When you grow up and understand that punitive justice is not the solution to every problem you will understand where restorative justice is applicable.

Iowa caucuses are not the problem here, as you can see by the GOP turnout. This problem is systemic across all elections led by the DNC. (Made post relevant to thread for ats policy).

originally posted by: drewlander
a reply to: InTheLight

When you grow up and understand that punitive justice is not the solution to every problem you will understand where restorative justice is applicable.

Iowa caucuses are not the problem here, as you can see by the GOP turnout. This problem is systemic across all elections led by the DNC. (Made post relevant to thread for ats policy).

I am all for restorative justice, only if properly and rationally allocated.

a reply to: InTheLight


If you don’t believe in any conspiracy then make your case. That’s what the thread is for.

Not the typical political wrangling

I don’t believe in the FAKE outward facade

Folks don’t realize the ruthlessness of these political people.

The fact that they only charged 60 grand for this app is another strange thing

originally posted by: Willtell
BUTTIGEIG, Bernie, Bloomberg, and Biden

the b's


Seriously...

link

A tech company affiliated with and funded by Acronym, a Democratic digital nonprofit group that has rapidly expanded in recent years, was responsible for building the Iowa caucus app that contributed to delays in reporting Monday night’s results in the first vote in the party’s presidential race. Multiple Democratic sources, including one of the presidential campaigns, confirmed the app’s creator. 
State campaign finance records indicate the Iowa Democratic Party paid Shadow, a tech company that joined with Acronym last year, more than $60,000 for “website development” over two installments in November and December of last year. A Democratic source with knowledge of the process said those payments were for the app that caucus site leaders were supposed to use to upload the results at their locales.

60 thousand?

They got what they paid for.

Yes, and maybe more. 60 grand wouldnt cover the hardware and datacenter expenses, much less my development time. Doesnt sound like a very serious operation. They are probably 501c4 tho and received massive donations to defraud the public. "ShadowPAC, For a better tomorrow."

a reply to: drewlander


Pete isnt the only investor in the app 60,000 is just Petes campaign investment supposedly Biden paid into it as well

I hate politics and never care to post much about it and here is why.

When I first read the headline (never the article) I just thought it was more of the same, and get angry that people think they are electing someone.
The country is way too diverse in opinion to ALWAYS be split right down the middle at 49 to 51.
(sarcasm goes here) SHOCKER

Its always theatre, nothing more....watching people spend there time losing their minds everyday, letting it consume them...is sad to watch.
People can't be nice and everyone seems to know everything but always seem constantly in shock....seriously, its sad.

Its more than a conspiracy as an outsider looking in, but not for the reasons in the OP, as I didn't even bother to read it...as I said, I don't do politics.
Consider my post a drive through type post.

originally posted by: DrumsRfun
I hate politics and never care to post much about it and here is why.

When I first read the headline (never the article) I just thought it was more of the same, and get angry that people think they are electing someone.
The country is way to diverse in opinion to ALWAYS be split right down the middle at 49 to 51.
(sarcasm goes here) SHOCKER

Its always theatre, nothing more....watching people spend there time losing their minds everyday, letting it consume them...is sad to watch.
People can't be nice and everyone seems to know everything but always seem constantly in shock....seriously, its sad.

Its more than a conspiracy as an outsider looking in, but not for the reasons in the OP, as I didn't even bother to read it...as I said, I don't do politics.

It is actually a very complex thing, within socialistic norms and anarchy, opinion without research, emotionally based without reason, it's all quite within the reality of our society.

a reply to: InTheLight

The CIA tried to assasinate Castro over 500 times and we are supposed to believe they are THAT smart??

I wonder if it is social anarchy, and the fact that we aren't as smart as we think we are and maybe...or maybe not, somebody (or a computer, or a hacker) might have figured this out by now??

Well, than there's lobbiests, who have more money than god.

People walk around staring at a piece of plastic while being angry and offended all the time and calling it being woke.

Its either insane, by design or a conspiracy.

a reply to: InTheLight


Not tonight Ma'am, I am Watching MY PRESIDENT ELECT DONALD J.TRUMP give a State Of the Union Address .After that , I am gonna have a Few Beers in my Man Cave . See Ya Toots .........)

originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: InTheLight

If you don’t believe in any conspiracy then make your case. That’s what the thread is for. Not the typical political wrangling I don’t believe in the FAKE outward facadeFolks don’t realize the ruthlessness of these political people.The fact that they only charged 60 grand for this app is another strange thing

Willtell and I are usually on opposite sides. I'd like to commend him on trying to do a neutral assessment here.

originally posted by: DrumsRfun
a reply to: InTheLight

The CIA tried to assasinate Castro over 500 times and we are supposed to believe they are THAT smart??

I wonder if it is social anarchy, and the fact that we aren't as smart as we think we are and maybe...or maybe not, somebody (or a computer) might have figured this figured out by now??

Well, than there's lobbiests, who have more money than god.

People walk around staring at a piece of plastic while being angry and offended all the time and calling it being woke.

Its either insane, by design or a conspiracy.

I just watched the documentary 'There are no fakes', and guess what? Yes, they (those in leadership roles) are stupid, complacent, criminal, or just don't give a #.

a reply to: Willtell

Free apps track you more and people think google is their friend.
Look at what computers and tech can do these days, track you, manipulate search engines and ads they want you to see, deepfakes etc etc etc.
To me as a guy who is intrigued by MK-Ultra and mind control....the propaganda is huuuuge for elections and regime changes.

Again, I didn't read the op, I hate politics but like conspiracies.
Not being into politics...this is obvious bullpoops even to me.

a reply to: DrumsRfun

You are into conspiracies but not politics


Just what do you think politics is



It is an organized conspiracy to rule people's lives, through usual deception and a lot of vanity and ego.

Iowa caucuses result delay is unprecedented, somebody is pulling our chains. Likely its benign like low voter turnout embarrassment. Since none of the campaigns is squawking too much its probably that.

a reply to: Willtell
I took his comments to mean he doesn't want to get involved in the bitter partisan bickering of politics.

originally posted by: putnam6
Don't kill the messenger but here's one place about Pete spending on the App. Been hearing this all day will check for more sources


Pete's bought into the App

Heres another SO its pretty much out there as to the validity nothing yet but do we really trust MSM with this little tid bit...

Buttigieg campaign paid firm that developed voting app ...
Search domain www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/buttigieg-campaign-paid-firm-that-developed...www.washingtonexaminer.com... t-developed...
Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's campaign contributed money to the technological firm whose voting app contributed to reporting delays in the Iowa caucuses. Federal Election Commission ...

Not a great look: Failed Iowa caucus app is deeply linked ...
Search domain www.rt.com/op-ed/480068-buttigieg-iowa-app-shadowwww.rt.com...
The firm in question, rather ironically, is called Shadow Inc. — and, according to Federal Election Commission filings, it was paid thousands of dollars by Pete Buttigieg's campaign for "software rights and subscriptions" in July 2019.

And there it is on Federal Election disbursements at this site https:/ /www.fec.gov/data/disbursements/?data_type=processed&committee_id=C00697441&recipient_name=shadow&two_year_transaction_period=2020

He spent about 42,000 dollars on them. Here's the link from the FEC.

www.fec.gov...

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: putnam6
Don't kill the messenger but here's one place about Pete spending on the App. Been hearing this all day will check for more sources


Pete's bought into the App

Heres another SO its pretty much out there as to the validity nothing yet but do we really trust MSM with this little tid bit...

Buttigieg campaign paid firm that developed voting app ...
Search domain www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/buttigieg-campaign-paid-firm-that-developed...www.washingtonexaminer.com... t-developed...
Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's campaign contributed money to the technological firm whose voting app contributed to reporting delays in the Iowa caucuses. Federal Election Commission ...

Not a great look: Failed Iowa caucus app is deeply linked ...
Search domain www.rt.com/op-ed/480068-buttigieg-iowa-app-shadowwww.rt.com...
The firm in question, rather ironically, is called Shadow Inc. — and, according to Federal Election Commission filings, it was paid thousands of dollars by Pete Buttigieg's campaign for "software rights and subscriptions" in July 2019.

And there it is on Federal Election disbursements at this site https:/ /www.fec.gov/data/disbursements/?data_type=processed&committee_id=C00697441&recipient_name=shadow&two_year_transaction_period=2020

He spent about 42,000 dollars on them. Here's the link from the FEC.

www.fec.gov...

For clarification, I think it was for digital services, not the app itself at least that's the spin I've heard as well as the company's largest investor George Soros 2.4 million funny how that name pops up

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

I understand... I'm being a bit tongue in cheek.

originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: highvein

What?

I asked how many ballots were there to recount.

You said Only the truth matters.

In order to get to the truth we kind of need to know how many ballots there are to count in order to get to the truth.