Raiding Arizona

American Thinker ^ | 11 Dec, 2022 | Clarice Feldman

[MtnClimber]

If people think we cannot determine our fate through elections, they will stop bothering to vote and such widespread disaffection would not bode well for a continuation of the American experiment in representative government.

A few weeks ago, Julie Kelly tweeted that FBI director Christopher Wray has scheduled a “bureau-wide call with all 36,000+ FBI employees” this month. This is without recent precedent and if true, I hope it’s to announce his resignation. He should, of course, because the agency he heads has been engaged in more lawbreaking and unconstitutional conduct than I can easily document in the space allotted me here. I can imagine the blather he’d spout along the lines of resigning

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As this continues, we have a striking new development regarding the Arizona election.

Kari Lake just filed a 70-page complaint charging that there were hundreds of thousands of illegal votes counted in the midterm election in Arizona.

The complaint seems well-documented, and, unlike too many post-election complaints, this one makes a credible argument that the fraud was so extensive it provably affected the election results which must, therefore, be overturned.

Among the key points Lake makes are these:

• “59% of Maricopa County precincts had broken tabulators or printers on election day disenfranchising voters, and tens of thousands of illegal mail-in ballots were counted that did not pass signature verification requirements.”

• “The number of illegal votes cast in Arizona’s general election on November 8, 2022, far exceeds the 17,117 vote margin between Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake and Democrat gubernatorial candidate Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, certified at the official state canvass on December 5, 2022.”

In support of her claim, Lake has detailed witness affidavits from various tabulation and vote centers and whistleblowers from Dominion and Runback Election Services.

[Susquehanna Patriot]

River ...

[Shady]

And I add just one word: DOMINION.

[tired&retired]

I spent a lot of time on that river. Swimming, fishing,trapping, hunting the islands. Grew up on it.

[DiogenesLamp]

So...worth reading. If I could change Arizona election law, I’d allow EARLY VOTING (which is done with voter ID) but no MAIL IN voting. Both are considered a way of “mail in voting” by Arizona law, but in person early voting with ID is vastly different than ballots delivered by mail.

This would be a lot better. I'm not sure I like early voting at all. I think voting should be a pain in the @$$ to help keep out the silly voters who can't be bothered to do it on election day.

Dedicated voters will do it on election day, but the frivolous people tend to want it to be convenient. I believe the frivolous people tend to side with the Democrats by a large margin.

[Mr Rogers]

I’d be happy to require voters pay $100 to vote, or own property. Or even just no voting if you are on the dole.

Unhappily, that REALLY won’t happen! But man...if it did, can you imagine how much better our government would be?

[DiogenesLamp]

Yup. I keep telling people the 24th amendment was a horrible mistake. Most people think it's about "poll taxes" which they have been taught are "racist."

It is about paying *ANY* taxes, including federal taxes. The nation was much better governed when you had to be a taxpayer to vote.