Constitutional attorney based in Michigan. Attorney General candidate in 2022. Tough as Hell" and "feared by the legislatures."
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On January 6, 2021, I briefed Ulrich Brechbuhl, Counselor to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, inside a secure State Department SCIF about the 2020 stolen election.
No phones. No computers. No electronics. Paper only.
For several hours, I walked through forensic evidence. This was not about anything abstract.
It was always about fake ballots.
I showed him:
➔ Ballot run manipulations, ballot mapping schemes, who printed them, how they were shipped, routes they traveled, and how they were counted.
➔ Assignment of fake ghost ballots to registered voters through inflated QVF records.
➔ Variants of subversion, error rates and remediation patterns.
➔ Ballot anomalies, including off-site printing, irregular formatting, oversized internal blocks, and side marker manipulations.
➔ System vulnerabilities, including anonymous external connections with elevated privileges and hardcoded passwords such as "12345678."
Page after page. Data. Analysis. Forensics.
And we talked about a guy named "Ben Smyth."
He knew.
I was later indicted by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel because I filed a lawsuit in Antrim County in 2020. One of her prosecutors told me directly that I was charged because I "started the train rolling."
This is lawfare. And it was used to silence me.
The story is not being told by Michigan media.
That is about to change.
@POTUS @TulsiGabbard @jsolomonReports @WillCainShow @DaveBondyTV @Th_Midwesterner @Charlieleduff @MrJustinBarclay @mattgaetz
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Sorry @dananessel, but your office has done it again, and again, and again.
Read the COA opinion. Your office invented a new crime by rewriting the statute and adding elements the Legislature never enacted because it fit your political agenda.
Then you found a judge willing to go along with it and approved an illegal jury instruction that does not track the actual statute.
That is why you keep losing. Political prosecutions built on invented legal standards eventually collapse.
You are a political hack. And that is why your office will be sued.
Today, the Michigan COA unanimously reversed the conviction of Joseph Morrison, a Munith man convicted in 2022 of providing material support for terrorist acts, gang membership, and felony firearm for his role in the plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer. More at go.mi.gov/571782663
ALT A person stands in a courtroom setting, wearing a prison jumpsuit. The image features text stating: "AG Nessel rebukes COA ruling to overturn conviction of Joseph Morrison. Pledges to appeal ruling and judges' finding that kidnapping not a violent felony." Source noted as The Detroit News.
ALT Quote from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel: This ruling is completely and irredeemably nonsensical, outrageous and irresponsible. For the panel to declare that kidnapping is not a violent felony strains all legal credibility and insults the intelligence of every person in this State. The Court twists itself into a knot using legal and linguistic gymnastics in order to liberate dangerous criminals using convoluted definitions of the crimes upon which they were convicted. The fact that the ruling comes a mere two days following the argument belies the eagerness to which the Court sought a means to justify this end.”
ALT Quote from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel: "This wasn’t an abstract or peaceful kidnapping case. The evidence presented at trial explicitly proved a considered and coordinated plan among these men to kidnap and brutally murder the Governor, killing as many members of law enforcement and residents of the community as necessary along the way. Kidnapping is violent and it is a felony. A unanimous Jackson County jury found Joseph Morrison guilty of every count against him after less than two days of deliberations. That this panel of judges found a way to excuse from these crimes their foundation in violence irresponsibly and unfathomably diminishes and whitewashes the crimes of Joseph Morrison and his many codefendants. It sends a deeply dangerous message, in a fraught and perilous time.”
ALT Quote from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel: "My office will not allow this to stand. We will not downplay violent terrorism, we will not accept violent threats against our elected leaders, and we will not abide the arbitrary defanging of the criminal statutes that preserve public safety and order in the State of Michigan. To restore sanity, protect our public servants, and uphold the rule of law, we are appealing this preposterous decision.”
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This is prosecutorial and judicial misconduct.
Once again we see prosecutors invent the law they want instead of following the statute. Then, the judge (as so often happens) simply defers to the prosecutor's theory rather than the plain language of the law. The result is an illegal jury instruction crafted to secure a conviction.
This violates due process, and will continue until the Court of Appeals sanctions prosecutors and judges for misconduct, they are disbarred, or the Legislature eliminates the sweeping immunity that shields government actors from accountability.
A three-judge appellate panel vacated the conviction of a man alleged to have provided aid in a 2020 plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Kidnapping, as defined by Michigan law, cannot be used to underpin a terrorism-related conviction, the panel said.
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Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. retweeted
What WOKE books are the schools pushing on your kids?
Stephanie Boone is in the fight for her life and your kids in Lowell Michigan. @deperno4michigan weighs in
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"The mistake I made was thinking the rules would be enforced . . . [and] trusting that once . . . the reliability was called into question, that there would be an honest effort to call that out and try to fix it."
I think she's talking about the 2020 election.
Integrity. Courage. Accountability. That’s what the Common Sense Coalition PAC is about — bringing reason back to Michigan politics.
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I heard @JocelynBenson is still in charge of counting the ballots in her race for Gov'na.
Is that still true?
LOL 😜
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With the way judges in Michigan are using AI to write opinions these days, they have no need to stay sober.
#OneCourtOfJustice
The judge struggled with multiple field sobriety tests, including counting backward and reciting the alphabet.
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Someone has to take care of the Democrats, am I right?
NEWS: Consumers Energy seeks $456 million electricity rate hike detroitnews.com/story/busine…
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.@mrddmia I think @HarmeetKDhillon should investigate every case where supporters of @POTUS were selectively and vindictively targeted. Equal justice requires no less.
🚨JUST IN🚨
Mike Davis has sent a criminal referral to @HarmeetKDhillon urging the DOJ to investigate the Colorado officials who targeted Tina Peters.
@mrddmia's letter comes after Peters was just recently pardoned by the Colorado Governor.
Peters will be freed today.
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Let’s get this audit rolling. I’m here to help.
May 28
Top Wayne County Democrats call for independent audit of party’s April 19 convention detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
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And now we have at least one judge in Michigan using AI to write her opinions, misquoting cases and misattributing quotations. And the chief judge says "it's fine."
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Meanwhile at the @detroitnews after hearing that Duggan has dropped out and is supporting Jocelyn Benson
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Hey @WinnieBrinks, maybe you can invite your girl boss @DanasFlask to your cookout and talk about what actual political persecution looks like.
For me and my friends, we will be talking about this over story over the weekend 👇
May 21
Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks on the House property tax package that passed last night:
"Now House Republicans have something to brag about at their Memorial Day cookouts: Defunding schools."
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Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. retweeted
May 14
Today is a victory for honesty and integrity
in elections.
We are pleased that John James will have to rework his campaign in order to finally comply with the law. Congrats to @mdeperno and @PJQualityGuru!
May 14
A Michigan judge decided Thursday morning that Republican candidate for governor John James will have to stop, at least for now, using a campaign logo that might indicate to voters that he's the incumbent. detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
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👀
May 13
🚨 BREAKING 🚨
DOJ’s @ASGWoodward has SUED DC Bar Association officials for politically targeting Jeff Clark.
This is BIG. Great work by Stanley Woodward and well deserved support for our friend.
No more targeting Trump lawyers just because you don’t like their politics!!
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Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. retweeted
May 14
This morning @mdeperno defeated the John James campaign in court. Perry Johnson won the injunction stopping the James campaign from continuing to break the law with the deception that James is some sort of defacto nominee or incumbent. He is not. He is a two-time statewide loser who cost Republicans up and down the ballot in 2018 and 2020.
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Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. retweeted
May 13
A Michigan judge just dealt another blow to the narrative surrounding election transparency.
Rep. Jay DeBoyer says the recent court ruling dismissing felony charges tied to 2020 election equipment access exposes major problems with how the state has handled transparency, public records, and political prosecutions.
Meanwhile, Attorney General Dana Nessel continues facing accusations of weaponizing government against political opponents while powerful insiders appear protected.
At the center of the fight:
• Refusal to turn over election training materials
• Legislative subpoenas ignored
• Civil contempt findings
• Questions about election oversight and accountability
• Growing concerns about selective enforcement of justice in Michigan
No matter your politics, government transparency should matter to everyone.
When citizens, lawmakers, and courts have to fight this hard just to obtain records and answers, trust in government erodes even further. #justiceforbettyhayes #AbuseOfPower #estatetrafficking #probatecorruption
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Five years ago, questioning election results was called "subverting democracy." We were smeared as "election deniers." Now it's fashionable for a bougie Oakland County county-club Karen to challenge election results while sipping champagne with her socialite friends at fundraiser brunches.
@KarenMcDonaldMI
NEWS: Karen McDonald, Oakland County's prosecutor who wanted to be the Democratic nominee for attorney general, says her team has uncovered "widespread irregularities affecting at least hundreds of voters" at the party's April 19 convention. detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
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Hey @BarbByrum 👋 and @KarenMcDonaldMI check this out.
@mich_enjoyer and @Stainless31 are talking about how @MichiganDems stole the convention from you.
What are you going to do about it?
Well done Jay. More focus on @dananessel's hypocrisy.
What say you @DanasFlask?
Never question an election—unless you’re a dem who didn’t get your way for the first time
:( @Stainless31
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Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. retweeted
May 6
Most decent people, by definition, view the liberation of these Ridglan beagles as a feel-good story. They were bred to live short lives of sadistic (and utterly gratuitous) government-funded experiments, then unceremoniously killed, and instead now are living as dogs should.
But this is because activists spent years working for this outcome, often arrested and even investigated by industry-controlled FBI and state legislatures as terrorists. They deserve immense credit and respect for their success.
May 6
Running circles is way more fun when you're out of a Ridglan cage!
And your new brother teaches you how to play! (Turn sound on for the squeak!)
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I have confirmed today with a person who attended the @MichiganDems endorsement convention:
1. They used an app called "Election Buddy" which allowed people to register multiple people using the same email address.
2. Large groups of people in the same sections had the same "access code" that was used to vote.
3. Internally, the Democratic party is discussing switching their candidates.
4. It was the "Bernie Bros" who took over the party and rewrote the convention rules to allow anyone to vote so long as they registered with the party 30 days in advance.
5. Internally, party members have still not been shown the results.
The Democratic convention was exploited. It was a fraud.
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6. At least one person registered multiple people using fake email addresses but with the same telephone number.
That person received the same access code for each registration and was able to vote multiple times.
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