FBI Investigation Validates Serious Election Irregularities in Fulton County Despite Media Dismissal
Source: M.D. Kittle. "Court Docs: FBI Probing Possible Election Crimes In Fulton Co.." February 11, 2026. thefederalist.com
The Gist
The author argues that the FBI's investigation into Fulton County's 2020 election proves there were real problems that the media is trying to cover up. He points to court-approved search warrants, audit findings, and vote counting discrepancies as evidence that something fishy happened, not just innocent mistakes.
Conclusion
The FBI's criminal investigation into Fulton County's 2020 election administration provides legitimate evidence of potential federal crimes, contradicting media attempts to dismiss concerns as unfounded conspiracy theories
Premises
- A federal magistrate found probable cause that Fulton County election officials may have violated federal law, as evidenced by the approved FBI search warrant
- Independent audits documented serious administrative failures including chain of custody issues, unsealed ballot bags, and ballots left unattended
- Fulton County failed to properly sign over 100 tabulator tapes representing approximately 315,000 votes during early voting
- There is a discrepancy of 22,534 votes between counted absentee ballots (148,318) and credited absentee voters (125,784)
- A UC Berkeley statistics professor found the election outcome 'demonstrably untrustworthy' due to ballots being counted multiple times
- The Washington Post and other media outlets are selectively omitting key evidence while dismissing legitimate concerns as conspiracy theories
- Poll workers and other witnesses have indicated intentional misconduct rather than mere clerical errors
Assumptions
- Federal magistrates apply appropriate legal standards when approving search warrants
- Independent auditors and academic experts provide objective assessments
- Statistical discrepancies in vote counts indicate potential wrongdoing rather than innocent errors
- Media coverage that omits key facts constitutes deliberate bias rather than editorial judgment
- The FBI would not pursue a criminal investigation without substantial evidence