Russian Hackers not Prepared for Massive Mail-in Voting in the 2020 US Presidential Election

Imagine the frustration. After successfully stealing the 2016 Election for Donald Trump — with every expectation for success again — the whole thing falls apart, just months before the election.

Despite Russian bots frantically pushing false narratives toward unsuspecting users, who accept as truth what feels right to them, regardless of its validity, the huge impact all that had in 2016 might not be repeatable in an election with a process that might go on for days if not weeks. Even as Hannity and the like prepare to bombard the media with falsehoods, hoping to create enough distrust, for just long enough, to get another 77,000 folks in just the right places to once again put Trump in the Oval, it might not work so well in a drawn out process where timing is, well, off.

It’s been ages since news about securing voting machines against hackers was even discussed in the media. For all we know voting machines in key states have already been hacked and are just waiting until they can count those cast for Biden as Trump votes.

And then, boom! The worst-case scenario for Donald J. Trump: massive mail-in voting. Mail-in voting takes place over several days if not weeks. Timing isn’t precise enough for another Comey-like announcement to work its magic.