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Barry Markson @BarryMarkson1 wrote: The entire election denier liar group are grifters. True the Vote, which did the 2000 Mules movie alleged fraud & evid to back it up but NEVER met with the AZAG investigators despite numerous requests. Never sent promised data or evidence. It’s a crime to lie to law enforcement.

The AZ - abc15 - Data Guru @Garrett_Archer wrote: True The Vote never sent anything to the AG, even though they promised multiple times. Nothing. Not...One...Thing.

A judge dismissed all the claims that Thaler made in the suits in the U.S. District Court of Arizona, according to court documents.

“Mr. Thaler’s complaint weaves a delusional and fantastical narrative that does not comport with federal pleading standards,” the court said in one of its rulings. Lawsuits he’s filed in state courts have also been rejected for similar reasons.

LTG (R) Mike Flynn @GenFlynn wrote: This is well worth listening to. [narrator: it was not well worth listening to] Very thorough and precise. Nationwide we need to fix our election systems and processes. We can no longer have this lack of transparency, trust and accountability. Maybe the AZ Senate has the guts to get them and the rest https://rumble.com/v2areew-boom-constit ... l-gre.html… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1629334569236217859

realist wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 2:58 pm
Bouncing around social media, it is appalling to me that these so-called “Patriots” have no friggin’ idea how any of this works, even in it’s simplest terms, such as SCOTUS should have held a trial, etc. it’s a really sad commentary on our education system.
People keep telling me to take a civics class.
E.g.: https:// twitter.com/Raiklin/status/1337551924787343363 [gone]

[Looks like Ivan came back with a new Twitter filled with madness: https://twitter.com/IvanRaiklin]

Ivan E. Raiklin @Raiklin
The Texas SCOTUS ruling is only one path to victory. There are other SCOTUS cases in the works or at the court that still have yet to be decided.
Here are still the other paths to victory. All of which #WeThePeople can influence over the next 26 days. You must educate ALL!
1:16 AM · Dec 12, 2020 from Washington, DC

Raiklin claims to be a "constitutional lawyer." (At this point in this horrible timeline, I'm no longer sure if "constitutional lawyer" means a lawyer who specializes in constitutional issues, or SovCits awarding themselves degrees.)

Raiklin claims to be a "constitutional lawyer." (At this point in this horrible timeline, I'm no longer sure if "constitutional lawyer" means a lawyer who specializes in constitutional issues, or SovCits awarding themselves degrees.)

Dr. Ken wrote: ↑Sun Feb 26, 2023 10:09 pm And Wendy is trying to back away from this a little too late.

Ivan Raiklin @IvanRaiklin wrote: State
@AZSenatorShamp
asked the last question which caught me off guard.

"It's my understanding that you're spending your own time and your own resources investigating and educating...why?"

Madam Chair Senator
@WendyRogersAZ
accurately interjects on my behalf with, "He loves this country"

However, it is much deeper than that. I am embarrassed at myself for allowing our nation to be overtaken by the very same ideology that my parents fled from that gave me the massive opportunity to live the American dream and build my own family.

"So, My parents fled the Soviet Union in the 70s, from Communism...This one gets emotional...OK.....I see it coming here.....NOT ON MY WATCH!"

Senator Shamp/
@WendyRogersAZ
, "Amen"

Senator
@Shamp
, "Thank you"

Rep
@alex4arizona
, "Thank you Mr. Raiklin"

I pray that this committee will finally have the courage to reclaim Arizona's 11 electors now that the evidence shows beyond a reasonable doubt that there is a legal, moral, ethical, national security, public policy and sovereignty interest in correcting the record.

To my late Mom and Dad, "I gave it my all", now we pray and wait for God to give those with plenary power the hedge of protection needed to make the right decision.

PHOENIX — A left-leaning watchdog group on Wednesday announced a settlement of over $150,000 in a public records lawsuit against the Arizona Senate, which fought to withhold emails, texts and other records involving a partisan audit of the 2020 election.