Something big is happening in Michigan—and this time, they’re not going to be able to cover the windows with pizza boxes and hope it goes away.
After years of denials, gaslighting, and flat-out lies from election officials like Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson—who’s turned stonewalling into an art form—the truth is finally catching up to Detroit’s 2020 election operation. Thanks to the work of everyday Americans who refused to accept “just trust us” as an answer, we now have one of the largest FOIA document hauls in U.S. election history. Nearly 1 million documents straight from Detroit’s 2020 election, including absentee ballots, signed envelopes, ballot applications, precinct tapes, and more.
Credit goes to Yehuda Miller, a New Jersey resident who went from politically indifferent to election bloodhound after watching the bizarre events of the 2020 election unfold. Miller was initially denied access to Detroit’s records, but unlike most, he didn’t back down. He hired a top FOIA attorney, sued the city before the federally mandated 22-month records deadline, and walked away with hard evidence—actual documents Detroit officials clearly didn’t want the public to see.
Now, a team of investigators are combing through the mountain of data, and let’s just say: some people are about to get very uncomfortable.
We’re talking about a city where surveillance footage shows early morning van deliveries of ballots, conveniently arriving after Republican poll watchers were told to take a “break” and then locked out of the TCF Center. Where windows were literally boarded up to prevent observation. Where USPS workers were caught on camera dumping stacks of ballots into drop boxes—violating federal law—while Secretary Benson claimed it was “normal.”
In any functioning republic, that alone would be enough for a criminal investigation. Instead, Michigan’s AG Dana Nessel ignored it, and the FBI shrugged, saying the investigation into one of the biggest ballot harvesting ops—GBI Strategies, funded by Biden’s campaign and Democrat Senator Gary Peters—is still “ongoing.” Sure it is.
From illegal ballot trafficking to phony registrations to absurdly “out-of-balance” precincts, Detroit’s 2020 election was the poster child for what happens when transparency is thrown out the window and Democrat operatives run the show unchecked.
But thanks to Yehuda Miller, we may finally get the receipts. Detroit officials, Jocelyn Benson, and anyone else who played a role in this mess should be lawyering up. Because the clock is ticking—and this time, the public isn’t buying the excuses.
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