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Media ‘sweeping’ election interference claims away: Rick Crawford

(NewsNation) — Arkansas Republican Congressman Rick Crawford denies allegations made by media President Donald Trump on the subject on Thursday. US election insecurities.

Embers He issued a stern warning about what he described as flaws in the voting system and said he had previously disclosed secret documents related to the 2020 and 2018 elections in which he lost the presidential election and his party suffered losses.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin discussed “Efforts to secure American elections,” the Trump administration said at a press conference Friday morning.

“The President briefed us on an issue where it seemed like people were acting like there was nothing to see here,” Crawford told “Elizabeth Vargas Reports.”

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“We’re talking about a major adversary like China, and there is evidence that other nations (China, Iran, Russia, North Korea, and others) are disrupting our election process or playing some kind of malicious role. Now, I don’t see anyone claiming they manipulated the vote totals. We’re missing the big picture here, and the media seems to be trying to sweep this under the rug,” he added.

DHS said it identified 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote in just four states — California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada. That adds to the 400,000 people who have died but are still registered to vote, according to Mullin.

“The big picture here is the fact that we have an intelligence community that is willing to manipulate intelligence and analysis for an agenda, and they’re hiding information from the president, they’re hiding information from Congress, they’re hiding information from the American people. This is a systemic problem in the intelligence community,” Crawford added.

“The cornerstone of our constitutional republic is the ability to hold free and fair elections, to give people a voice at the ballot box, and to respect individual sovereignty.”

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