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US Cybersecurity Head Fired by Trump for Discrediting the Voter Fraud.

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Trump has fired the head of cybersecurity, Christopher Kerbs, for beinhg unloyal to the claims of voter fraud. Trump wants the reliability of 2020 elections and has fired Kerb who believes the voter fraud claims to be a conspiracy theory.

Kerb served as a director of cybersecurity department of Homeland Security. Trump has refused to accept the victory of president elect Biden’s victory and removal of a high level official just proves that.

Kerb states that he had expected to be terminated after the statement his agency released claiming that the November 2020 election has been more secure than ever. Trump took this statement as a sign of disloyalty towards him and his party and has terminated the cybersecurity head. His statement exactly said: “The November 3rd election was the most secure in American history. There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.”

Angus King, one of the candidate to be appointed as a director of National Intelligence in the coming government says that Kerb is “a dedicated public servant who has helped build up new cyber capabilities in the face of swiftly-evolving dangers. By firing him for doing his job, President Trump is harming all Americans.”

Kerb has tweeted in that he has been honord to have served. Trump has refused to accept the election result of 2020 and believes them to be a product of fraud. Chances of election fraud can be reduced with an AI-powered verification process that does not allow any fraudsters to manipulate the election system.

Trump has refused to accept the election result of 2020 and believes them to be a product of fraud. Chances of election fraud can be reduced with an AI-powered verification process that does not allow any fraudsters to manipulate the election system.

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