Rob Bryant

While the text can bog down a bit in all the detail, Bryant's book still makes for a good read. As described in the Foreword, this is "fictional work, however, [it] accurately describes the voting weaknesses in US elections.
Information concerning battleground states originate, from the official state election websites" but the story could be nonfiction without much effort. Ahead of another major election, this book creates a vivid picture of what could potentially interfere in an election show more for good or for sinister purposes. show less

It's been a while since I (attempted) to read this, and I didn't write a review at the time. I can't say much, except that I really wanted to enjoy it, but I couldn't finish it.

I didn't like this book. I think it was made to feed into peoples ideas about voter fraud. I am glad I didn't pay for this crap.

PSEUDO PRESIDENT: The Cyber Voting-Fraud Scandal, by Rob Bryant

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I received a free copy through LibraryThing's Early Reviewer program for the purpose of giving a voluntary unbiased review.