AZ AG Asks AZ Secretary Of State For Evidence Of Illegal Voting

The Palmieri Report ^ | 7/17/21 | Jacob Palmieri

[spacejunkie2001]

Why is this just happening now?

Arizona AG Mark Brnovich’s office has asked Secretary of State Katie Hobbs for potential evidence of illegal voting according to a new report.

AZ State Senator Kelly Townsend tweeted it out:

From AZ Central:

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office has asked Secretary of State Katie Hobbs for potential evidence of illegal voting — a move that counters her request that he investigate a pressure campaign by former President Donald Trump’s allies to “stop the counting” last year.

The attorney general’s email response pointedly notes that Hobbs, a Democrat, hasn’t submitted referrals for double voting. It marks the first time in more than a decade a secretary of state has not done so.

The Hobbs administration is waiting for a report from a national organization that works with states across the nation to help identify potential incidents of double voting, a spokesperson for Hobbs said Friday.

The email, sent Wednesday to the Secretary of State’s Office and obtained Friday by The Arizona Republic, was sent by Jennifer Wright, an assistant attorney general who focuses on Brnovich’s election integrity unit.

[rdcbn1]

Brnovich could have been helpful and taken a more proactive approach to the obvious vote fraud but he has sat on the sidelines.

He has allowed trials to go cold and evidence to be hidden or destroyed.

He has allowed the Soros beholden Maricopa County sherrif to lie about the election, obstruct legitimate audits, frustrate lawful subpoenas with bogus claims of sensitive data on routers, and even intimidate people trying to get the bottom of the election theft of 2020

Now, there is irrefutable evidence of potential criminal violations so he has no choice but to act. It's time for him to do his job. On a positive note, the timing is perfect so may actually work to some benefit

[dragnet2]

That my friends is a felony. That is destruction of election material.”—Mark Finchem, House of Representatives (AZ-11)

Little did they know, that data is retrievable.☺

[1FreeAmerican]

You need a barf alert on that one.

[Pollard]

Well it’s the repub commissioners of Maricopa who’ve been holding back evidence needed by CyberNinjas to complete the audit.
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The AG should be asking the Senate for evidence.

[Tommy Revolts]

Brnovich is solid.

[Liz]

Hah on them stupids.

[Hildy]

Next time to government audits your taxes, just say:

"This is beneath the dignity of the US Government.” Enough is enough. It’s time to push back on the big lie. I want to be clear that I believe that my taxes were done all right and the reason that I feel confident in saying that, particularly in my business, is that we overturned every stone, and we have professionals, both with the tax code and accounting experience that everything was submitted correctly. They did everything right. They asked me the difficult questions, and I signed my returns. Now it's time to say, Enough is enough."

[Hildy]

Cut it out. The timing is great for him, of course. But he is doing the right thing. He also stopped the Secretary of State, BEFORE the election, of sending ballots to everyone which she had planned to do. I do not know who I am supporting yet, but should he win, he would be a reliable conservative vote in the US Senate. Plus, he’s a fantastic speaker and would represent us well.

[Dan in Wichita]

Agree 100%.

[Tommy Revolts]

Is he an anti-Trumper, much in the same way Ducey is?

I don't believe they are anti-Trumper's. Ducey just doesn't have the balls. Disappointed in Ducey. I like Brnovich. I think he will be our primary to run against Yoda for Senate. We'll see.

[Liz]

Here’s hoping.

[Dave W]

Well stated.

[Dave W]

Well, if Trump had appointed better people, he may not be on the outside looking in, right now.

[dfwgator]

First of all, who will willing to put themselves and their families through whatever they would have had to endure by working for Trump?

Also, realize that Cocaine Mitch held the cards, anyone he didn’t approve of would have been DOA in the Senate.

Real progress can only be made once the GOP is transformed, and that will take time.

[thinden]

Well it’s the repub commissioners of Maricopa who’ve been holding back evidence needed by CyberNinjas to complete the audit.
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The AG should be asking the Senate for evidence.

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so, are the maricopa county election commissioners:
a. Rinos
b. McCainicans
c. just crooks

[MayflowerMadam]

“On March 11th, 37,000 queries or logins happened in one day. ... Because the system was set at 5mb and basically it means that every time a query that comes in new the oldest query drops off.”

That’s the one that blew me away. I understood (maybe incorrectly) from Cotton’s testimony that the data can be retrieved if the County turns over the “splunk logs” as they’ve been ordered to do. Besides showing the actual data the spammer of 37,000 queries made fall off the system, I think it shows WHO did it. I’d definitely love to know who that was.

[MayflowerMadam]

“I’m leaning toward Finchem for SOS.”

Finchem has been amazing. He in AZ, and Mastriano in PA, have hung tough from the Giuliani/Ellis hearings.

[Pollard]

It’s starting to sound like they’re complicit neverTrumper types trying to help cover something up.

[Dave W]

I do agree with those thoughts. Mitch did keep a tight chain. I've always believed Trump was a weak president, politically. His policies were popular, but he was never able to convert that to actual power in DC. The Pentagon could defy his requests with impunity with no consequences and he had few allies in Congress. We know many are corrupt. The only issue I'm aware of in which he was able to flip in Congress was The Wall. He was accused of every sin in the book for wanting the wall and had to try every trick in the book to obtain funding. He did a great job in educating the public about its need and a democrat run Congress actually approved Wall funding in his last budget.

I'm fully aware Trump was by himself and he was fighting his own people in the WH, cabinet agencies, run of the mill bureaucrats and the media all at once.

[dfwgator]

Trump was an Army of One, he tried, but he couldn’t do it alone.

But I believe his legacy will come after he leaves the scene as the millions he inspired begin to take the fight to the Deep State. It may take time, though.