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[EDITOR'S NOTE: Not much attention is being paid to Shadow Inc., but it's extremely problematic when an app utilized in counting votes is designed to favor progressive candidates. There's enough election fraud already, and this situation reeks of potential (and likely real) corruption. My mini-editorial follows.]
Everyone is aware of the massive problems regarding the major snafu regarding Iowa caucus results, but just what is Shadow Inc., the company behind an app blamed for the delay in the reporting of results?
Many of Shadow Inc.'s executives have deep ties to the Democratic party, and according to campaign finance records, the Iowa Democratic Party paid Shadow Inc. about $60,000 two months ago. According to Shadow Inc.' Web site ...
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Our mission is to build political power for the progressive movement by developing affordable and easy-to-use tools for teams and budgets of any size.
That seems extremely ominous when apps utilized in counting votes in political elections are designed to specifically aid "the progressive movement" -- or any other movement, for that matter.
A full investigation of Shadow Inc. needs to be a priority, sooner rather than later.
Everyone is aware of the massive problems regarding the major snafu regarding Iowa caucus results, but just what is Shadow Inc., the company behind an app blamed for the delay in the reporting of results?
Many of Shadow Inc.'s executives have deep ties to the Democratic party, and according to campaign finance records, the Iowa Democratic Party paid Shadow Inc. about $60,000 two months ago. According to Shadow Inc.' Web site ...
,
Our mission is to build political power for the progressive movement by developing affordable and easy-to-use tools for teams and budgets of any size.
That seems extremely ominous when apps utilized in counting votes in political elections are designed to specifically aid "the progressive movement" -- or any other movement, for that matter.
A full investigation of Shadow Inc. needs to be a priority, sooner rather than later.
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