AG Dana Nessel’s Office FINALLY Responds To Cover-Up of MI State Police Report About Semi-Automatic Rifles and Guns with Silencers

You may ask why they waited three days to respond to the fact that AG Nessell hid the fact that an investigation into GBI led to the discovery of 800,000 partially filled-out registration applications, semi-automatic rifles, and guns with silencers at GBI headquarters in Michigan. Her cover-up was discovered last week, but it took three days to answer the charges. The reason they waited is because the least busy day for news is Friday. It is the perfect time to bury a scandal.

There are significant differences among submitted voter registrations, accepted voter registrations, absentee ballot applications + absentee ballots. https://t.co/3bbP50JPCP

— Craig Mauger (@CraigDMauger) August 12, 2023

The investigative piece published by the Gateway Pundit exposed the reality of how easily bombshell voter fraud can be hidden from the voters. The information came from a Michigan State Police investigation. Why didn’t Nessel release that information while it was still fresh? Do you really need to ask? All of the Michigan Democrats had kept insisting there was no voter fraud at all. The response was written by a fake journalist named Craig Mauger of the Detroit News. The report was kept hidden from going public for three years.

Mauger tried to make it look like Nessel handed the investigation to the FBI. Close but no cigar. The FBI came in and seized the investigation so they could give Democrats a free pass. What the voters don’t know can’t hurt the Democrats. This can’t hurt the Trump case about voter fraud since GBI operates in 20 states. georgia included.

Mauger writes:

Gateway Pundit and other conservative websites have highlighted that “bags of pre-paid gift cards, guns with silencers (and) burner phones” were found during the search.

But substantiating evidence of a crime wasn’t found during the search, Wimmer said.

“Detected in this search were pay cards, pre-pay style cell phones and voter registration forms, all determined to be normal operational devices in GBI Strategies’ line of work,” Wimmer said. “Also found during the search were several firearms, which prompted a response from federal agents of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms.

“All detected firearms were determined by federal authorities to be legally owned and incidentally stored in the location by an employee irrelevant to the business purposes of GBI Strategies. None of the materials seized resulted in furthering evidence of voter fraud.”

While D/F/Lt. Anderson typed the search warrant remotely Tpr. Kieffer and I stood in the training room except
was often video chatting with what sounded like a male who when I was making phone calls, etc.
eventually requested to speak with me. I had my departmentally issued digital recorder active for portions of
this time and recorded three segments of conversation. These three files were added to property in this case.

I spoke with [redacted] via video chat. He identified himself as [redacted] with a medium build on [redacted]
I observed a middle-aged black male on phone/video chat screen. I asked him what [redacted] was. He stated that [redacted] is an “operations firm that helps out around campaigns. “We are an operations team and we go out in the field and we knock on doors during campaigns. We send people into the community and they knock on doors uh to engage educate and mobilize the community around different elections.”

Mauger left many of the facts out such as the 800,000 partially filled out registrations. Sometimes a half-truth is a total lie.