Reply #21: The more Blackwell obstructs access to public info the more it looks

[Garbo 2004]

like there is something there that won't withstand public scrutiny. Otherwise, open the books if there is nothing to hide or fear.

As it is, there is enough evidence that a badly managed allocation of resources and voting machines conveniently suceeded in suppressing Democratic votes in some areas. That's bad enough. Blackwell's actions (again, if this is true) only succeed in further suggesting there is more he doesn't want public and that he's far from the impartial official he claims to be. (He's clearly not impartial by his actions.)