Ohio Voting Machines Have Ties To Romney

Submitted by Mr. Right

A report at politicolnews.com says Tagg Romney has ownership in a company providing voting machines.

The new owners of Ohio’s voting machines under the brand name HART Intercivic is none other than Tagg Romney the son of one of the candidates Mitt Romney. In recent weeks Tagg has taken a more “active role in his father’s campaign management” but when you look further, he also has a major problem with that role.

By virtue of conflict of interest alone, this role should be investigated by the DOJ preferably involving the addition of the FBI, Homeland Security and the CIA to ensure this connection will not endanger the vote in Ohio and other states.

The Daily Dolt reports other ties Hart InterCivic has to Romney.

•  H.I.G. was founded by Tony Tamer, a former Bain employee and bundler for Mitt Romney’s campaign.

•  Of H.I.G.’s 22 American directors, 21 donated to Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign.

• Of these 22 American directors, seven of them (nearly one-third) are former Bain employees.

• Four of H.I.G.’s directors, Tony Tamer, John Bolduc, Douglas Berman, and Brian D. Schwartz, are Romney bundlers along with former Bain and H.I.G. manager Brian Shortsleeve.

• Two of H.I.G.’s managing directors, Douglas F. Berman and Brian D. Schwartz, were present at the $50,000 per plate fundraiser where Mitt Romney made his notorious ”47%” comments.

• H.I.G. employees currently make up the majority of the Hart InterCivic’s five-member board of directors. Two of these three directors of the voting machine company, Neil Tuch and Jeff Bohl, have donated directly to Mitt Romney’s campaign.

• H.I.G. is the 11th largest donor to Mitt Romney’s campaign. H.I.G. employees have given $338,000 to the Romney campaign, outpacing even Bain Capital itself, which gave $268,000.

By: MR. RIGHT