[KC Burke]

A company that chooses the name Cyber Ninja’s didn’t give me a lot of initial confidence. Likewise the Republican’s woman Senate Majority Leader’s early comments implying the whole thing was just to placate the right wind didn’t help assure me.

The inability to get all the passwords and connections after months of trying with n help from Ducey was sad as well.

Now we have no prompt timeline to a report with full accountability. What gives? This audit wound up a month ago. We should have had a report ten days later.

[Robert DeLong]

Could it be that Karen Fann was trying to hide what might become of the audit, and was instead offering up something rather benign that may have been more palatable for those opposing the audit process to begin with?

They have not just been sitting by idly suppressing the audit results. They have been fighting very hard to get access to the routers, for the routers will fill in the necessary gaps of connectivity to the internet, and all access made to the voting equipment on and after election day. That information would be the hammer to drive the nails into the coffins of those involved.

While I agree that patience becomes hard to justify and control, let's maintain patience for now. So far, they have done an outstanding job with this audit. Let's have faith also, to go along with our patience, that they have valid reasons for not presenting the evidence at this time.