Election Fraud: How Bad Is It?
Dr. Douglas G. Frank is a physicist, chemist, mathematician, author, inventor, science consultant, computer builder, teacher — and election expert. He is the author/co-author of 60 peer-reviewed articles in scientific publications, including cover and feature articles in prestigious periodicals such as the Journal of Physical Chemistry A, the Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A, and Langmuir.
Dr. Frank’s Ph.D. is in surface-electroanalytical chemistry, which combines chemistry and physics techniques for the manipulation and analysis of molecules on surfaces. He left academia in 1996, and has since done extensive consulting, inventing, and technical manufacturing, building electronic microscopes, laser scanners, and precision manufacturing and control devices. In December of 2020, he put aside his businesses to devote his full-time effort to election-fraud/election-integrity issues. Since then, he has traveled to hundreds of counties, meeting with state and local officials (secretaries of state, attorneys general, state legislators, county commissioners, and county clerks), speaking to thousands of concerned citizens, and organizing grassroots election-integrity efforts. As such, he is one of the few election experts to possess not only the technical ability to assess the challenges of our digital elections and machine voting, but also the experiential knowledge that only comes from extensive, recent “boots on the ground” interaction with voters and public officials. In view of the upcoming 2024 election year, Dr. Frank, who is a speaker for The John Birch Society’s Speakers Bureau, recently sat down for an interview with The New American to discuss the current state of election-integrity efforts.
As is to be expected in our present political climate, whenever Dr. Frank appears in a public forum or is interviewed, the corrupt politicians and their Big Media allies and social-media trolls go into attack mode, as they do against Donald Trump, MAGA Republicans, and all other Christians/conservatives/constitutionalists. In Dr. Frank’s case, they often impugn his credentials, attempting to discredit him as a “Big Lie huckster,” “election denier,” “so-called scientist,” and “self-proclaimed expert.” How does he answer these attacks?
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