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To: Libloather
...compelling the county to turn over about 400 tabulating machines and 2.1 million ballots, that broke the chain of custody...

LOL. Suddenly pretend journalist cares about "chain of custody". If the state legislature AUTHORIZED the transfer, the CHAIN OF CUSTODY was NOT broken, as it was done at the direction of the body with the power to direct the action. And by the way, pretend journalist says Cyber Ninja's aren't legit? Says who? The elected officials of Arizona trust them.

4 posted on 06/29/2021 3:44:38 AM PDT by Recovering_Democrat
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To: Recovering_Democrat
LOL. Suddenly pretend journalist cares about "chain of custody"

This was precisely why the county board of supervisors refused to let the state senate perform the audit at the board’s offices. Instead, they forced the auditors to move the ballots to another location, just so that they could later claim that chain of custody was broken. We could see this coming all along.

9 posted on 06/29/2021 4:06:26 AM PDT by noiseman (The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.)
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To: Recovering_Democrat
If the state legislature AUTHORIZED the transfer, the CHAIN OF CUSTODY was NOT broken, as it was done at the direction of the body with the power to direct the action.

I assume they're talking about what happened after they turned the machines and ballots over. Nobody knows who all had contact with them, much less custody of them.

24 posted on 06/29/2021 5:28:20 AM PDT by DoodleDawg
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