Meh, whatever.
Two months ago, it was a conspiracy theory that the Wuhan Virus could have escaped from a lab.
Suddenly it's plausible again?...
When yesterday's conspiracy theorists are suddenly looking like the ones who got it right, you might want to be careful in labeling everyone with a different tilt on things as batshit (or perhaps batmeat from a wet market?) crazy...
I love how Progressive Socialists (your side is no longer actually interested in Democracy...) are mass-attacking the funding of the audit as a way to try and pre-emptively discredit any potential findings. I wish your enthusiasm extended to who funds actual election campaigns. Soros doesn't need to fund audits -- he's already bought control of several state/county Attorney Generals who hold investigatory powers.
Finding anyone with this type of audit experience would have been impossible. Certainly none of the Big Four (KPMG, E&Y, Deloitte, PWC) would have touched it because their bread and butter is audits for big Corporates who are run by Wokies and have seen what happens with social media backlash for anyone who is caught offering services to conservatives. Same with the other big firms that focus on forensic accounting -- they won't risk their primary sources of business for something high profile and potentially controversial.
As long as they're following accepted audit processes and procedures, who facilitates and conducts the audit shouldn't be a concern. Neither should the funding, since you have observers from both parties to maintain checks & balances.
Trying to undermine the funding for the audit does gives me hope that the Progressive Socialists are actually afraid of what the audit might find.
