Tulsi Gabbard Reports Evidence of Voting Machine Vulnerabilities

During a recent Cabinet meeting, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard revealed evidence suggesting that electronic voting machines in the U.S. have been tampered with, raising serious concerns about election integrity. Gabbard stated that these machines have vulnerabilities that allow hackers to manipulate vote outcomes, reinforcing the call for a return to paper ballots to restore public confidence in elections. This revelation aligns with ongoing investigations into election security and the need for reforms, as President Trump has also expressed support for implementing voter ID measures and paper ballots. The concerns were echoed at the recent DEF CON conference where hackers demonstrated vulnerabilities in voting systems. Gabbard's comments highlight longstanding fears among conservatives regarding potential compromises in the electoral process. As a component of her investigations, Gabbard is also preparing to release previously classified documents related to historical assassinations.