The Fight for Election Integrity Continues -- Audits, Criminal Investigations, Legislative Reform

a reply to: Boadicea

Hi Boad

I wonder about all of the judicial decisions. Are all the judges so very corrupt, or does the idea of forcing the elections system to become more honest make them terribly uneasy?

Some of this may be a cancerous inertia in the various branches of state and federal government.

Cheers

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: Boadicea

Hi Boad

I wonder about all of the judicial decisions. Are all the judges so very corrupt, or does the idea of forcing the elections system to become more honest make them terribly uneasy?

Some of this may be a cancerous inertia in the various branches of state and federal government.

Cheers

Good question... and one I don't have an answer for. But my husband made an interesting observation this morning that has me pondering...

While we had little to no hope that Kari would prevail, despite the mountains of evidence, the trial ensured that all the dirty secrets were given a full public airing and are now part of the official record. For the whole world to see. Forever and always and beyond.

This isn't the ideal, obviously, but could it be the Supreme Court justices knew this is the best we could hope for?

The judge's ruling is basically that because some sig verifiers did their job, it doesn't matter that others cheated. That's what this judge is telling Kari, the voters of Arizona, anyone watching. The optics are not good. There is no room for trust or confidence there. None. At all.

It's one thing to tell the public "Nothing to see here! Everyone did their job!" And to tell the people, "Yeah, they failed miserably and we can't trust the process nor the outcome, but too damn bad!"

originally posted by: Boadicea
"Yeah, they failed miserably and we can't trust the process nor the outcome, but too damn bad!"

Who is saying that?

My parents have been dealing with lawsuits for over six years from a neighbor that lives next door to their lakehouse, which they also rent as an Airbnb. It's a long story, but basically, he has sued them several times because he wants them to stop renting it out. The HOA is entirely voluntary, but he and a few others in the neighborhood changed the bylaws without going through the proper channels so he could bring the case forward. The sheriff in the neighborhood is in on it, and this is a very small town. He has cost my parents tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees and it's not over yet. I don't say this lightly about anyone, but this guy is sick and evil. You wouldn't believe the mind games he has played with my parents.

This is an important story because the lawyer knows all the judges in the area this has happened. There is no way he should be able to get away with some of this crap but due to connections, he is. This matters because this is deep corruption in a small town in Texas, and if anyone really thinks there isn't corruption up to the highest levels in our national courtrooms, I want what they are smoking. I have seen it firsthand.

This is absolutely unacceptable that she lost. I'm losing hope for our nation daily. We need to stand up as Americans and start over. Get rid of every career politician out there. We have to stop allowing this.

a reply to: Annee

Who is saying that?

I just said it... well, I typed it anyway... as I perceive the message to the public.

If you disagree, you are free to explain your reasons and logic.

a reply to: Boadicea

Your husband is WISE. "Exposure" is important. The unfortunate thing is how 95% of the news media does NOT participate in the exposure process, otherwise the entire country would be aghast over how easy it is to pull off election fraud.

It keeps coming back to the News Media Monopoly in America needing be broken up, just like Utilities and other monopolies have been. They conspire to withhold certain information and collude to spew out other information. 95% of critically important entities like the MSM should NOT be marching in unison on political subjects, when the nation as a whole is not. -imo-

a reply to: KMeRMoRe

I'm really sorry your parents are having to deal with this crap. Fingers crossed and prayers up for them 🙏

You're completely right about corruption reaching even the highest courts (SCOTUS included). But I keep reminding myself that we NEED to do this to expose the truth and the facts to the public. As frustrating and infuriating as these processes and decisions are, it is only by continuing to do the heavy lifting that the whole truth is slowly coming to light.

It's not a perfect process. We are not perfect beings. But we're making progress. HUGE progress. Despite all the obstacles, deflections and distractions.

The sunshine is shining brighter and brighter every day! And that's a good thing.

a reply to: carewemust

You're right, of course.

On the plus side, while the public cannot know what they do not know, the public does know not to trust the media. If I recall correctly, recent polls placed public confidence in media even lower than congress... and congress has been at the bottom of the heap forever.

The public knows enough to know not to trust them. That's something to be thankful for.

Roundup from AZ and elsewhere:

Hysteria Fueled Lawsuit About Ballot Drop Box Watch Groups Is Settled

This is regarding the citizens who organized and monitored ballot drop boxes during the 2022 election, who filed a lawsuit to stop their efforts after claiming "intimidation" and "harassment" at ballot drop box locations.

The settlement has not been made public. We do know --

But in reaching the settlement during a May 19 court hearing, a statement by the League’s legal team noted “the League and Ms. Jennings agreed to publicly condemn intimidation of any kind in connection with the exercise of the right to vote.”

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Hobbs Vetoes Fontes Supported Bipartisan Ballot Image Bill

I was surprised (to say the least!) that Fontes supported this bill. I'm also hearing rumors that Fontes and Hobbs hate each other... that Fontes is bent that Hobbs was installed as governor rather than him. Quite frankly, I wouldn't blame Fontes! Hobbs is ridiculous. If I thought she was honestly elected, I'd be embarrassed by my fellow voters. But I don't believe that, so I'm not!

I hit "reply" too soon -- d'oh!!!

Arizonans Must Now Wait For Mohave Judge To Rule On Hamadeh New Trial Motion

Reminder: Abe Hamedeh is the candidate for AG, still challenging the election results.
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Voting Rights Act Violations May Have Caused Rejection Of 2022 Arizona Ballots

The voter registration dispute heard May 16 by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Phoenix involves Senate Bill 1260. It was signed into law last year and in part revised Arizona Revised Statute 16-165 to add a mandate for when a voter’s registration must be cancelled if it appears the voter has moved to a new county within Arizona.

Several provisions of SB1260 are currently on hold due to a legal challenge by the Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans, which contends the new requirement violates the National Voting Rights Act (NVRA). The NVRA requires due diligence on the part of elections officials before cancelling a voter’s registration without their consent.

But SB1260 included a now disputed provision requiring a county recorder to cancel someone’s voter registration upon “confirmation” from a second county recorder that the voter is now registered in the second county.

The new law, which went into effect Sept. 26, does not require the original county to send the voter a notice of the cancellation or undertake any further verification.

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Stunning! Kari Lake Reveals Maricopa Had 99 Signature Validators Who Could Work from Home, Alone, Unsupervised, Behind Closed Doors – At Least 250,000 Ballots in Question (VIDEO)
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2020 Georgia Election Case Lives On After Appeals Court Returns Case to Lower Court
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Former Deputy National Security Advisor Claims FBI, CIA, and DOJ Will Rig 2024 Presidential Election After Successfully Rigging 2016 and 2020 Elections (VIDEO)
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a reply to: Boadicea

It reminds me of being in the military. There were instances in which an act or policy was indefensible, but after it got questioned, the group was called into formation and chewed out, effectively being told "you WILL support this".

You're correct, the optics are awful. And the logic is backwards. If some of the officials or others did NOT do their job properly, the election should take place again and under a microscope with reps of both parties present, law enforcement, the whole thing. Not this fake whistling in the dark of, "well, some of them did what they're supposed to, so it's all good!"

Cheers

WATCH LIVE: Kari Lake Set to Make “BIG Announcement” During First Press Conference After Sham Court Ruling

Kari has a live link on her Twitter page now too:

Kari Lake Twitter

a reply to: Boadicea

So she's going to keep her case going to SCOTUS and also attempt to out mail in vote the D's.


Not sure the latter is going to work.

a reply to: JinMI

Apparently so. I won't be part of that effort. It will be interesting to see it playing out though.

a reply to: JinMI

NBC pool camera didn't show up? And effectively prevented the trial being broadcast live by ANYONE?

And we're just hearing this now???

Wow.

ETA: I wish I could hear the reporter's asking the questions better!

Whoa!!!

Brahm is getting testy! (Brahm Resnick of NBC... same network that got the pool camera and then didn't show up...)

😂😂😂

a reply to: Boadicea

Regarding: twitter.com...

Kari Lake's poise and confidence while under fire from Satan's minions, is incredibly impressive!

a reply to: carewemust

Yes, she is impressive. Mostly because she's so genuine and sincere. She's just stating her real and legitimate concerns and positions. She has the facts and the truths. No word salads or virtue signalling necessary.

ETA: She also refuses to apologize for demanding and fighting for election integrity... and I appreciate that!

a reply to: Boadicea

After my last post i turned it off.

What did i miss? Whats a pool camera?

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Boadicea

After my last post i turned it off.

What did i miss? Whats a pool camera?

A camera pool is where the judge allows the trial to be aired live, but only allows one network's cameras in the courtroom, with the expectation that the network will share the feed to other networks that wish to air it live. NBC (local) was granted the pool camera... then they didn't show up, didn't provide the feed, and no one could air the trial.

A little later, Kari called upon Brahm Resnick, NBC's political correspondent, to ask a question, first telling a story about the first time they met at a mask protest... where Brahm refused to pledge allegiance to the flag. By the time Brahm asked his question, he was pissed, and I couldn't hear most of it, but I sure heard "making # up". LOL! Brahm was not a happy journalist!