Arizona behaving badly and otherwise
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2023 3:12 am
Talk about pulling a Brno.
It's definitely going to backfire on Harris and Rogers.
Boo hoo.
It's definitely going to backfire on Harris and Rogers.
Boo hoo.
Falsehoods Unchallenged Only Fester and Grow
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Pfft, more like April fools.Phoenix520 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2023 2:00 pm I’m old enough to remember a time when neither side would have dared to put this nutjob and her nutjob claims in front of an august body like a legislature.
I guess Arizona’s is not august anymore. More like july.
David Caltabiano @DavidCaltabiano wrote: CAUGHT ON VIDEO: AZ Dem lawmaker/ordained minister busted swiping Bibles from House's members-only lounge. She calls it a ' little playful commentary' for separation of church and state, Republican leadership are not laughing. #azfamily
https://www.azfamily.com/2023/05/02/mor ... h-new-ids/More Arizonans coming forward to report problems with new IDs
Judy and Steve Pear love to travel, but their last trip didn’t get off to a great start. A few weeks ago, the Glendale couple was flying through Chicago when a TSA agent stopped them at the airport.
Judy’s new Arizona ID card was not accepted. “It had all the markings of an Arizona driver’s license,” said Judy. “It had a travel star on it, but it wasn’t recognized in the system with the TSA.
The story is similar to the one of Markus Davenport. His new Arizona ID was rejected at the airport in Charlotte recently, and he couldn’t rent a car with his new ID either.
Amy Miller of Phoenix said she was driving off a rental car lot in San Antonio last week when she was told her new Arizona driver’s license was not working. “He proceeded to say that we don’t know how to handle the new Arizona license, therefore, we can’t rent to you,” said Miller. “He said you’ll need to leave the car immediately.”
Long but good WaPo article, gift link: https://wapo.st/3nAs2ahArizona official targeted by election deniers now struggles with PTSD
First came the misinformation. Then the relentless criticism and violent threats. Under attack, the county official struggled to cope with his anger.
Anger and resentment welled inside the local leader as he surveyed the mourners at his friend’s funeral reception last year.
Bill Gates, 51, a lifelong Republican elected to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, stood with his wife and a friend and ticked off the names of those gathered around them who had betrayed him, their party and their country.
Gates stewed that they had done nothing as he and other leaders in Arizona’s most populous county faced relentless criticism, violent threats and online harassment for upholding the results of the 2020 presidential election. They helped spread baseless conspiracies about the voting process that turned him and his colleagues into targets. They stood by as his family lived in fear and briefly fled their home.
Because of their actions and inactions, Gates said, his integrity had been questioned. He was labeled a traitor who should be shot or hung. One person wrote on social media that his daughters should be raped. He worried his own parents, avid Fox News viewers, might believe the lies about him.
At the reception, Gates began wildly waving his arms as he ranted. He was out of control and on the verge of disrupting the solemn gathering. His friend walked away. His wife, Pam, grabbed his arm tightly and shook him.
“What the hell are you doing?” she asked. “You’ve got to stop this. Stop it!”
The intensity of the past two years had delivered Bill Gates to the brink. His usual cheerfulness and folksy humor were gone, and he had grown sullen and lonely as he detached from those closest to him. He wasn’t sleeping and had lost his appetite. He was always preparing for the next fight, and his ever-simmering anger would increasingly explode into view during public meetings, interviews with journalists and social gatherings.
A therapist would soon tell him he was experiencing classic signs of post-traumatic stress disorder, a condition typically associated with wartime veterans and violent assaults.
I was reading this in my own voice. Just yesterday I was explaining to my mother the same thing, the cost of Donald Trump. Not just the obvious things that we all see every day, but in all the nooks and crannies of our society where the MAGA influence has destroyed norms which cost real money as well as damage to the fabric of society. Collateral damage, absolutely.p0rtia wrote: ↑Sun May 07, 2023 6:43 pm The collateral damage done by the MAGA hate machine is staggering. I'm thinking of the medical community in the pandemic, gun violence, and demonization of educators as well as election workers.
This is the rot taking place around the fascist take-over; this is what our MSM media should be covering instead of the fucking latest polls.
Brahm Resnik @brahmresnik wrote: UPDATE Pending election-related charges w @StateBarofAZ:
Fmr AG Mark Brnovich: 3. Some earlier charges consolidated for investigation
Fmr Asst AG Jen Wright: 1
Lake atty Kurt Olsen: 1
All charges being investigated. Next step would be formal complaint. Info not public.
Brahm Resnik @brahmresnik wrote: BREAKING Flagstaff judge throws out Sen. Wendy Rogers' injunction against reporter @CamrynSanchez. "Investigative reporting is a legitimate purpose," judge says.