[The Outsider]

Cybersecurity experts told Insider, Trump did Russia's work for it by firing Krebs, and in many ways, Krebs' ouster was the biggest sign of his accomplishments.

David Kennedy, a former hacker for the National Security Agency and the CEO of TrustedSec, joked that cybersecurity experts "were bored out of their minds" this year because of Krebs' work. "Nothing was happening because we had done so much to protect the voting process and election infrastructure by making sure it was properly segmented and hackers couldn't get in. A lot of that was because of Chris's leadership at CISA."

The firing of Krebs is another move by Trump to weaken the country.

What a Democrat hack. You do not have to be a cyber security expert to know that when multiple states stop counting votes at the same time on election night with Trump well in the lead in each, and then resume counting the following morning with Biden well in the lead in those states that something unusual occurred in the time that transpired in the interim. 

Trump has acknowledged that security had been tightened to prevent foreign intervention in the election process. The election fraud in 2020 was not committed by the Russians, Chinese, or other foreign government. It was committed by your party.

Krebs was fired for misleading the American public about the possibility of election fraud.

Krebs was fired for not lying to please Trump.

If it was committed by my party, then the Democrats need to be the ones complaining since I'm a life long Republican.  This is the second time I have ever voted for a Democrat for President, although I'm beginning to wonder about the GOP Party that looks the other way at Trump's behavior.  Just look below to see what one of Trumps current cronies said about him before he became the leader of the GOP.

Jenna Ellis has been one of President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders since joining his campaign as a legal adviser and surrogate a year ago, but in early 2016 she was one of his toughest critics and deeply opposed his candidacy, according to a CNN KFile review of statements she made on her official Facebook page and in local Colorado radio appearances.
Ellis, an attorney and former law professor from Colorado, repeatedly slammed then-candidate Trump as an "idiot," who was "boorish and arrogant," and a "bully" whose words could not be trusted as factually accurate. She called comments he made about women "disgusting," and suggested he was not a "real Christian."
In one March 2016 Facebook post, Ellis said Trump's values were "not American," linking to a post that called Trump an "American fascist." She praised Mitt Romney for speaking out against Trump, referring to him as "Drumpf," -- a nickname coined by comedian John Oliver after a biographer revealed Trump's ancestor changed the family's surname from Drumpf to Trump.
"Why should we rest our highest office in America, on a man who fundamentally goes back and forth and really cannot be trusted to be consistent or accurate in anything," Ellis said in one April 2016 radio appearance.


In March 2016, Ellis attacked Trump supporters in a Facebook post for not caring that the Republican candidate was "unethical, corrupt, lying, criminal, dirtbag."
In another post, she said his supporters didn't care about the truth.