Yes, but the specific video in the link was removed. I watched it a gazillion times, responded to a text, went back to copy the link and just like that it was removed. After that all I could find was the blurred version
FWIW -
I "early voted" last week in Wisconsin. (Here they call it "in-person absentee" voting.) They didn't have it every day since it started, only select days, but the days it was open there was at least a 1-2 hour line steadily. I find that encouraging.
I don't know if this is consistent throughout the state or how much this may vary by county or city, but where I voted, we had to show picture ID. And in the case of inaccurate information (such as my outdated address on the card,) they also required proof of address, like a utility bill received. They enforced voter privacy and provided plenty of ball point pens for the paper ballots, which we then sealed into envelopes and dropped into a locked box through a slot.
So I'm thinking... Provided those ballots are all protected and counted, and if the whole state does it this way, (eh, Milwaukee probably doesn't, I don't know...) that's a lot of 'good' ballots coming from a battleground state!
Ugh, this is like waiting for test results!
"AFCEA Atlanta is proud to announce our Fourth Annual Homeland Security Conference is back for 2024! This will be a multi-day event focused on critical infrastructure, with a pre-conference cybersecurity exercise open to registrants who want to observe or participate."
I can't, but are there any anons out there who could/would attend, just to give us all a report of what's going on during this and what's being presented? I would love that SO hard!
That's awesome 🙂