Here are a couple of articles of government stuff

In late podcast finding, I found two articles that I did talk about as part of the election coverage but did not put in to the show notes.

Biden transition efforts on cybersecurity uncertain as Trump administration throws up obstacles comes from Cyberscoop. While we assume that the democrats won, I’m not going to say one way or the other here on the blog. But I can say, that if it is held up that Joe won, than our current president Trump is causing a whole bunch of havoc by doing what he is doing.

The president elect has named his team which includes the security team, that is important now. The transition team must be able to do their job, and this is the first year that they can’t do it. Its bad enough that we’ve had a horid year altogether, but this is aweful.

Here are three paragraphs from this article.

Former Department of Homeland Security chiefs cautioned Tuesday that President Donald Trump is endangering national security by blocking the transition
to Joe Biden’s presidency, as the standoff stretched days after news organizations declared Biden the victor.

“At this period of heightened risk for our nation, we do not have a single day to spare to begin the transition,” said the four former DHS secretaries
Tom Ridge, Michael Chertoff, Janet Napolitano and Jeh Johnson. “For the good of the nation, we must start now.”

If Trump is doing what he is accused of doing, than we’ve got huge problems! Even if votes are recounted, and it is still determined Trump to lose, he’ll have no other choice.

Trump is a technological threat as well as a threat elsewhere in my opinion, especially after you read this article.

Former DOJ officials slam Barr’s new policy on election investigations is he second article. I am not sure what the rules are, and since technology plays a part in elections now a day with having things available online in lookup forms, this can eventually be a big deal.

Former Justice Department officials on Tuesday sharply criticized Attorney General William Barr for reportedly reversing a longstanding department policy
and clearing federal prosecutors to investigate alleged voting irregularities before election results have been certified.

“The voters decide the winner in an election, not the president, and not the attorney general,” reads the statement from the Bipartisan Advisory Board
of the Voter Protection Program, a nonpartisan election security initiative …

If this is how it is, let it take its course, and lets be done with this! I suggest you all read this one too, as it may shed some light in to the crazy election we’ve had.

Have something else election based and technology you want to bring up? We’d love to hear from you! Let your voice be heard.