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7) On Nov 11, we asked Dominion Voting Systems for comment about the allegations and received no response. Our article was published on the morning of Nov. 12. That afternoon CISA published the statement denying any problems with the voting systems.
8) On Nov. 13, Dominion sent us an email titled “SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT” which cited the joint statement published by GCC and SCC. Dominion cited the CISA statement as exoneration but failed to disclose that the statement was written by a Council of which it was part.pic.twitter.com/BbIFZ3eQMt
9) Additionally, while it remains unclear whether CISA and the GCC/SCC have evaluated concerns raised in the Georgia lawsuit, their public statements categorically deny any problems with the systems.
10) On Oct 11, Judge Totenberg wrote that the case presented “serious system security vulnerability and operational issues that may place Plaintiffs and other voters at risk of deprivation of their fundamental right to cast an effective vote that is accurately counted.”
11) We've reached out to CISA for comment on these matters but have not received any replies as of this writing. /END
No it's called a circle jerk. They learned it from our wonderful media.
I'll take "tail wagging the dog" for $100 Alex
Interesting that even though more people are now aware of this “fox in the henhouse” arrangement, they STILL reference CISA in “news” statements affirming election integrity! 
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