Massive Arizona Audit Update: “The fraud is real & the numbers are significant."

The Palmieri Report ^ | July 1, 2021 | Jacob Palmieri

[Dr. Franklin]

"Asked to confirm AZ audit rumors, results, & whether Trump won, my Audit source replied:

“The fraud is real & the numbers are significant. That is all I am comfortable saying.”

The official report, they said, will be released in the coming weeks."

[Dr. Franklin]

Palmieri quoted Heather Mullins twitter report:
Heather Mullins - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV)

[Dr. Franklin]

SCOTUS's ruling today means that Arizona's 2020 election was conducted UNLAWFULLY because the Ninth Circuit was totally wrong to intervene and order the law suspended during the election. In short, SCOTUS allowed a valid voting integrity law to remain suspended altering the outcome of the election. This is another reason for the AZ legislature to decertify the election results, not only for POTUS, but also Congressional races. This also makes it easier to disregard ballot stuffing found by the audit.

The next step is for AZ to file a writ of quo warranto with SCOTUS to, at a minimum, nullify the AZ Senate results and flip the U.S. Senate, and other offices could be requested vacated as well.

[brownsfan]

An anonymous source?! Boy howdy does that ever deserve a BOMBSHELL and a BREAKING.

I’ll be on pins and needles awaiting the swift action on behalf of the Biden DOJ.

[Fido969]

my Audit source replied:

Beat it, Scooter.

[itsahoot]

Coming right after the Durham report, just be patient.

[Fido969]

The next step is for AZ to file a writ of quo warranto with SCOTUS to, at a minimum, nullify the AZ Senate results and flip the U.S. Senate, and other offices could be requested vacated as well.

Magical thinking. Unconstitutional.

[Dr. Franklin]

What in Article III of the U.S. Constitution denies a state the right to file a writ of quo warranto if one or more of its Congresscritters were certified as the winner of an election because of fraud?

[Reily]

Anything to do with the presidewncy I agree.
I am not so sure about the Senate and other offices.

[Fido969]

What in Article III of the U.S. Constitution denies a state the right to file a writ of quo warranto if one or more of its Congresscritters were certified as the winner of an election because of fraud?

US Congress are FEDERAL offices. Once installed, the states can't recall them. There is plenty of case law on this. You could look it up in two minutes. (And don't use Gateway Pundit as one of your legal sources)

[kaehurowing]

Confirmed yet by DebkaFiles?

[Dr. Franklin]

US Congress are FEDERAL offices. Once installed, the states can't recall them. There is plenty of case law on this. You could look it up in two minutes. (And don't use Gateway Pundit as one of your legal sources)

Sorry Sport. This isn't about a recall. This is a writ of quo warranto that the person certified is an illegitimate poser. Exactly because these were elections for federal offices is why the federal courts could hear the cases. If the state AG files the action, it could be brought directly at SCOTUS as part of its original jurisdiction in conjunction with the All Writs Act, rather than the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia were jurisdiction otherwise lies.

[Vendome]

By the time that case wound itself through the courts it would be time to focus on 2022, then 2024...

[Antoninus]

US Congress are FEDERAL offices. Once installed, the states can't recall them. There is plenty of case law on this.

It's kind of cute when people use constitutional law and precedent to defend the unconstitutional and unprecedented theft of a national election.

[The Louiswu]

"the states can't recall them. There is plenty of case law on this. "

screw that, the dems ignore the case law all the time, they love to change the rules, move the goal posts, drag the snot nosed punks out into the street and kick them in the butts

[Dr. Franklin]

By the time that case wound itself through the courts it would be time to focus on 2022, then 2024...

Not if the petition for the writ is made by a state to SCOTUS as part of its original jurisdiction under Article III. States can file lawsuits with SCOTUS, and that was done for a reason.

[Fido969]

Well, then, good luck with that, Mr. Franklin. Let me know how it turns out.

[Mr.Unique]

Massive Arizona Audit Update

Is this a Massive State (of Arizona), Massive Audit, or Massive Update?

[SamAdams76]

It’s always the “coming weeks” with these guys!

[ExTxMarine]

Those people wear their chains lightly...must be nice!

[rbg81]

The official report, they said, will be released in the coming weeks.”

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Gee...where have I heard THAT before??