What is that saying about asking a fox to guard the chickens? The notion seems absurd but there is no one to hold the ones doing the crime accountable. This from an outside observer seems this is the plight of our species. We are most likely to serve those we are not allowed to criticize!
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To look closely at he Arizona governor election shows the corruption in our system. Winning is everything at any cost.
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This country is much different than in the past. Today we have 2 interest groups. The cities/metropolitan areas who seek to make the entire country like the cities.
The rest of the country who just wants to be left alone and not be like thee crime ridden cities. The cities central government to dictate how people will live. The rest of the country self determination.
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Is that the same election with Kari Lake contesting the results still?
Yes, machines not working when people showed up to vote in a highly democrat area. Democrat judge refused to extend voting hours. Massive machine and printer failures that targeted Election Day voters, turning out for Kari Lake and Republicans 3:1. This issue occurred at nearly 60% of voting locations in the County. Cybersecurity expert Clay Parik testified in Kari Lake’s election trial that broken machines and printers on Election Day “could not arise absent intentional misconduct.” That alone should have triggered a new election. The person in charge of the machines, Hobbs the winner.
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I was just reading somewhere about how the current Governor of Arizona Katie Hobbs won’t show up anywhere in public because she knows she is so despised by the public for they know she cheated and is afraid.
Do you agree with this assessment ?
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AZ. Senate approves bill prohibiting secretary of state from overseeing elections while on the ballot
- By Bob Christie Capitol Media Services
- Apr 5, 2023
Jim Small/Arizona Mirror
PHOENIX — The Republican-controlled Arizona Senate voted Tuesday to require that the state’s top election official not participate in overseeing elections in which he or she is on the ballot – leaving the proposal one vote away from heading to Democratic governor and former Secretary of State Katie Hobbs’ desk.
The proposal by Rep. Rachel Jones, R-Tucson, has its roots in unfounded complaints by some losing Republican candidates in the 2022 election that Hobbs put her thumb on the scale for Democratic candidates while serving as secretary of state. Those who accused Hobbs of having a conflict of interest include losing gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake and Mark Finchem, who lost his bid to replace Hobbs as Arizona’s top election official, to Democrat Adrian Fontes.
All Democrats in the Senate voted against the measure on Tuesday, as did all House Democrats when House Bill 2308 passed out of that chamber in February, saying the proposal was prompted by baseless conspiracy theories.
Republican supporters, however, said it was needed to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest by the secretary of state.
But secretaries of state have had the same election duties for decades. And the issue only arose after a Democrat held the office.
An amendment tacked on before debate on Monday by Sen. Ken Bennett, R-Prescott, watered down the House-passed bill slightly.
It now would allow secretaries of state to continue performing their constitutional duty to certify election results. But it still would require that they not participate in certifying election machines and other responsibilities of the office.
“One of the most important things we do as elected officials is avoid the appearance of conflicts of interest,” Bennett said Tuesday. “And we have rules that require us to admit conflicts of interest when they do exist.”
YES!!!
202020twenty 20%^&*(
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There is nothing in the media indicating fear. But the media isn’t exactly on top of it.
She hasn’t made too many public appearances since becoming Governor of Arizona, is that normal? In contrast, everyone knows Ron DeSantis.
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Absolutely! Total fking whore! The cartels have her bought off and insured her election!
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Did you watch the Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk interview? 
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I picked up on this story when seeing Kari Lake interview. They try to bury the story.
Its been a coverup since day one! I am just waiting for the other shoe to drop, because its my belief that the truth can not be suppressed forever!
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One of the most common responses from the left I see on Twitter when it comes to election fraud is why haven’t Trumps appointed judges taken up any of his cases?
What is your response to that question?
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I really don’t know how to respond to this question. Its kind of like a gotcha type question where the obvious response would be corruption, but for some reason that comes off as some conspiracy type of response.
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A lawsuit requires proof. Proof is attained via investigations. No investigations were not done before evidence was erased, destroyed.
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Are you saying evidence was purposely destroyed to prevent investigations?
Michigan’s board of elections orders all county clerks to delete voter data from computers
December 7, 2020 | Jon Dougherty | [Print Article](javascript:window.print())
Michigan Republican legislative leaders were taken aback after learning that the state’s Board of Elections ordered all county clerks to delete all election-related data from computers.
The board, which is controlled by Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, sent out a memo on Dec. 1 to county election officials regarding recounts and “the release of voting equipment.”
“The EPB software and associated files must be deleted from all devices by the seventh calendar day following the final canvass and certification of the election (November 30, 2020) unless a petition for recount has been filed and the recount has not been completed, a post-election audit is planned but has not yet been completed, or the deletion of the data has been stayed by an order of the court or the Secretary of State,” the memo read, as reported by Breitbart News.
Why would they do that?
ROTFLMAO.
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