Watching For Slush Funds...Critical (Though Half-Baked) Hypothesis Regarding Elections Assistance Commission Yesterday the Dominion CEO testified to a committee of the Michigan Legislature.  In his testimony, he defended his company's products and cited several organizations that support him.  One of those mentioned was EAC, the Elections Assistance Commission (EAC).
Link to Voat post about this hearing:
https://voat.co/v/GreatAwakening/4161316

Most of us voters do not know about the EAC, as they don't directly serve US, but rather serve the Elections officials.  But, since I believe in scrutinizing all of the little known government agencies for their slushiness, this one is under the microscope now.

Here's a link to their website and the page under scrutiny now:
https://www.eac.gov/election-officials/guidance-use-hava-funds-expenses-related-covid-19

BTW, D-guy mentioned HAVA in his testimony as did others in recent days (like ASOG in their forensic audit report and Amistad's Kline in his testimony to AZ or WI(?) Legislature).  I'm gonna have to read up on the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) as I continue to bake this hypothesis.

Anyway, here's the half-baked hypothesis:
1.  "They" are always looking for avenues to increase control of US while diverting funds to  "themselves".  (The boundaries of "they" are hard to define, as I don't limit it to just Democrats.)
2.  "They" work to create agencies that allow them to allocate taxpayer dollars with little scrutiny, like EAC.
3.  The Election Assistance Commission was created with a dual goal in mind for "them": 
* Control of elections and 
* opportunity to obtain taxpayer dollars for skimming (the slushy part).

So, coincidentally, I notice that Senator Ron Johnson, R(WI?), Is holding a hearing today at 9:00am Eastern about Elections Integrity.  Perhaps the EAC will be mentioned.
Link to Voat post:
https://voat.co/v/GreatAwakening/4161832