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

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: vkey08


Just read today that Lindell is now claiming Thursday is the big day! World will be stunned! Smdh. I think is this the 4th or 5th time he claimed that.

Can you prove that statement with a source, or did you just feel cute telling a clever lie?

4.23.2022

The liberal media gave Arizona AG Mark Brnovich a pat on the back for quickly going along with those who declared "Trump Lost!" in 2020 and 2021.

Now the liberal media is changing its tune on Brnovich, which is a GOOD SIGN.

Source: www.washingtonpost.com...

originally posted by: IndieA

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: vkey08


Just read today that Lindell is now claiming Thursday is the big day! World will be stunned! Smdh. I think is this the 4th or 5th time he claimed that.

Can you prove that statement with a source, or did you just feel cute telling a clever lie?

Flashed across my phone the other morning, didn't read the whole article. I get literally 50 or so news alerts in a morning, most just glance at the headline and swipe it away. But I digress, that was the headline from the Washington Post, so I'm sure the article is there somewhere, I personally don't care enough to go looking for it, just found it rather amusing that after all that has happened, he's still crowing that he has all this evidence, and when it's reported that he actually turns that over in his court case, I'll be more likely to read a full article about him.

originally posted by: carewemust
4.23.2022

The liberal media gave Arizona AG Mark Brnovich a pat on the back for quickly going along with those who declared "Trump Lost!" in 2020 and 2021.

Now the liberal media is changing its tune on Brnovich, which is a GOOD SIGN.

Source: www.washingtonpost.com...

Thanks Carewemust. This article sparked a thread. www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: IndieA

originally posted by: carewemust
4.23.2022

The liberal media gave Arizona AG Mark Brnovich a pat on the back for quickly going along with those who declared "Trump Lost!" in 2020 and 2021.

Now the liberal media is changing its tune on Brnovich, which is a GOOD SIGN.

Source: www.washingtonpost.com...

Thanks Carewemust. This article sparked a thread. www.abovetopsecret.com...

I'll go check it out right now.

Meanwhile--

A PLAN IN ACTION

Shower Arizona officials who resist actions that increase election integrity, with awards and honors.

Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers (R-Mesa) will soon receive a prestigious award for pushing back against calls to suspend the state's 2020 general election results.

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library Foundation announced on Thursday that Bowers is among the five people it will honor with the 2022 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.

The award is given to public servants who have made "courageous decisions of conscience without regard for the personal or professional consequences," according to a press release from Bowers' office.

The award gets its name from former President Kennedy's 1957 Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Profiles in Courage." It tells the stories of eight U.S. Senators who risked their political careers for taking unpopular, yet principled, positions.

On multiple occasions, Bowers has refused inquiries or stopped legislation that would have cast doubt on the results of Maricopa County's 2020 general election, which saw President Joe Biden besting President Donald Trump in his quest for reelection.

Bowers said he received multiple calls from Trump and the former president's lawyers. He's seen protests outside of his home and an unsuccessful recall effort.

Bowers is running as a Republican for state Senate this November.

Source: justthenews.com...

IMO, if you already have an Attorney General, or other state officials who are afraid to dig too deeply into election results, giving awards of "courage" to those who resist investigations, will make those timid officials become complete eunuchs.

Last week I emailed Runbeck Election Services to inquire as to what happened with the Maricopa county election ballots.

I asked why ballot secure paper was not used at all, why there were so many issues with printer alignment, and other things? I haven't heard back.

This is fringe, but here's a recent video of Maria Zack calling out general Flynn and Patrick Byrne as controlled opposition who are preventing the truth from getting out and justice from being served.

nationsinaction.org...

And it looks like her presentation in Kansas has sparked an audit into their election systems. This is great news for Kansas.

Kansas Passes Nations In Action’s Election Audit Request

Friday, April 22nd, the Kansas bipartisan Legislative Joint House & Senate Committee commissioned an extensive election system audit. The motion to conduct the audit was passed with overwhelming support, recording only one dissenting vote. The forthcoming audit will test election procedures, the adequacy of election statutes, and assess the security of voting machines, ballots, tabulators, and storage units. Auditors will be empowered to examine security vulnerabilities much like Justice Gableman, who recently released findings from his audit of the 2020 Wisconsin Election. Justice Gableman’s Report showed significant election security vulnerabilities in Wisconsin such as foreign manufacture and ownership of critical election equipment, improper handling of ballot images, violations of election law through predatory actions in long-term care facilities, and even potential computer breaches (vendors appear to have intentionally allowed over 30 software and hardware doorways for fraud).

Update 4.25.2022

Wisconsin Special Counsel/Investigator found tons of illegal ballots. Democrat Governor and Democrat Attorney General refuse to acknowledge the findings.

Wisconsin citizens want to have a rally to protest Joe Biden being named the Winner of the State.

Once again, the Governor and other State and Local officials are not going to grant "permits" for this type of rally.

Source: lacrossetribune.com...

Twitter being available for exposing election irregularities and corruption will be a BIG DEAL!

a reply to: IndieA

Tons of votes that should not have been counted have been discovered across several states. But the BRICK WALL is encountered when it comes to removing those votes from the totals.

Even though doing so won't change anything, it could make winners of smaller races become "illegitimate", at least on paper.

originally posted by: IndieA
Last week I emailed Runbeck Election Services to inquire as to what happened with the Maricopa county election ballots.

I asked why ballot secure paper was not used at all, why there were so many issues with printer alignment, and other things? I haven't heard back.

The CEO of Runbeck Election Services says making ballots "secure" to the degree Arizona officials are requesting, is very VERY difficult.

See midway down - Senate bill 1120: www.nbcnews.com...

a reply to: IndieA

Did you feel cute making your accusation? You think I wouldn't have a source? Sure looks like him, sure has a banner at the bottom of the screen that says Lindell Report. The video is in the link.

Mike Lindell announces tonight that he is finally about to get the last laugh on his critics: “We’re looking at Thurs, if everything goes right. I’m not going to give all the details. 😂 There’s a lot of surprises. It’s going to shock the country, as a matter of fact.”

Twitter

a reply to: carewemust

That's not what your link states.

The state Capitol Police on Friday denied a permit request from the group for April 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., citing the existing permit for the farmers' market. And after more than two hours of discussion on everything from parking to port-a-potties to security needs, Madison's Street Use Staff Commission set another meeting for Tuesday to consider the group's city permit request.

They have two other events already that day. Also:

Stevens Point-based Freedom Fighters of Central Wisconsin as of Wednesday afternoon had also raised less than $3,300 of the more than $100,000 it says it needs to put on the "United We Stand We the People" event April 30 and May 1 at the state Capitol, according to online fundraising appeals.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: IndieA
Last week I emailed Runbeck Election Services to inquire as to what happened with the Maricopa county election ballots.

I asked why ballot secure paper was not used at all, why there were so many issues with printer alignment, and other things? I haven't heard back.

The CEO of Runbeck Election Services says making ballots "secure" to the degree Arizona officials are requesting, is very VERY difficult.

See midway down - Senate bill 1120: www.nbcnews.com...

I'm not sure what Arizona's or Runbeck's definition of ballot secure paper is, but what Mark Finchem is proposing, I would call currency grade ballot paper and is said to cost around 25 cents a ballot. I'm not sure who quoted that price, but I wouldn't trust Runbeck to print a napkin at this point.

It shouldn't cost much. How much does it cost to print a dollar?

How valuable is your vote?

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: IndieA

Did you feel cute making your accusation? You think I wouldn't have a source? Sure looks like him, sure has a banner at the bottom of the screen that says Lindell Report. The video is in the link.

Mike Lindell announces tonight that he is finally about to get the last laugh on his critics: “We’re looking at Thurs, if everything goes right. I’m not going to give all the details. 😂 There’s a lot of surprises. It’s going to shock the country, as a matter of fact.”

Twitter

I didn't make an accusation, I asked the question,
"Can you prove that statement with a source, or did you just feel cute telling a clever lie?"

Thanks for the Twitter post, but you are probably right. I'm not going looking for that Bannon interview just to check the date. Lindell is way over-the-top for my taste and clearly, at the least, surrounded by controlled opposition.

It looks like Jimmy Kimmel got in on the fun too, and something about Lindell having open Dominion machines on his website. I'll have to check that out later.

frankspeech.com...

Back to Kansas.

I just found this. I'm not sure if it took place before or after Maria Zack's presentation, but it looks interesting.
I don't have time to watch it right now because it's late.

Here's Maria Zack's presentation. It looks like they happened on the same day.

4.26.2022

Proof of Election Machine Manipulation: frankspeech.com...

-and-

Some kind of legal "injunction" has been filed in Arizona, pertaining to the Dominion voting machines.

Source: frankspeech.com...

Progress Continues

a reply to: carewemust

LOL -- Came to post exactly this. And you have no idea how hard it was for me... first because of practical things, like my phone blowing up and losing my internet connection, but also just because I am so sick and tired of people and I was really enjoying my forced hermithood.... But this could be important, and therefore worth posting:

Arizona GOP candidates sue to block use of voting machines in upcoming midterms

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is bankrolling a nationwide push to halt the use of voting machines in elections — starting with Arizona

The long and short of it is that Kari Lake (AZ Governor candidate) and Mark Finchem (current AZ House Rep and Secretary of State candidate) have filed for an injunction prohibiting the use of Dominion machines in the 2022 midterm elections, and it is being financed by Mike Lindell. Lindell claims it is just the first of many. I'll keep an eye out for the ruling on the motion and post when I see it.

Mike Lindell has teased and alluded to this happening for at least a couple months now, which I've probably posted before.

Also of note:

Arizona judge nixes suit that wants Trump backers off ballot

A judge in Phoenix has dismissed lawsuits seeking to disqualify three Republican lawmakers from the ballot because they participated in or helped organize the Jan. 6, 2021, rally in Washington that ended with an unprecedented attack on Congress

The decision from Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury made public Friday means Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs and state Rep. Mark Finchem remain on the primary ballot barring a reversal by the state Supreme Court. Gosar and Biggs are seeking reelection and Finchem is running for Secretary of State, Arizona's chief election officer.

The lawsuits filed on behalf of a handful of Arizona voters alleged that Gosar, Biggs and Finchem can't hold office because they participated in an insurrection. They cited a section of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. constitution enacted after the Civil War.

None of the lawmakers are accused of participating in the actual attack on Congress that was intended to stop certification of President Joe Biden's win.

Coury agreed with the lawmakers' attorneys who said Congress created no enforcement mechanism for the 14th Amendment, barring a criminal conviction. He noted that Congress proposed such a law in the wake of the attack on Congress but it is not been enacted.

“Therefore, given the current state of the law and in accordance with the United States Constitution, plaintiffs have no private right of action to assert claims under the disqualification clause,” Coury wrote.

These are the same charges/proceedings being held against Marjorie Taylor Green and Cawthorne and others right now. Given the importance of legal precedence and case law, this AZ ruling could/should help others in their defense.

a reply to: IndieA

Thanks for posting the links -- all of them!

I'm not sure what Arizona's or Runbeck's definition of ballot secure paper is, but what Mark Finchem is proposing, I would call currency grade ballot paper and is said to cost around 25 cents a ballot. I'm not sure who quoted that price, but I wouldn't trust Runbeck to print a napkin at this point.

It was Mark Finchem who quoted that price, based on quotes from a particular printer who is the only one currently with the technology/equipment to provide those ballot safeguards. There was some brouhaha about that and accusations of "cronyism" at the time it was introduced. I don't recall who the printer was however.

a reply to: Boadicea

No problem. Glad your back.

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