HAPPENING: Twitter suspends other audit accounts. pic.twitter.com/t0KPesV6Y9

— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) July 27, 2021

This competes with the 1/6 nonsense

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I'm glad they issued the subpoenas, but I don't understand why.

Based on recent history, MC doesn't have to respond, and hasn't to previous subpoenas. Now Dominion will just repeat the same story they've been using since November, 2020---"everything we have, and we use, is proprietary".

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Over the last few years I've become increasingly more curious, most especially during Covid. Exactly what has County and City charter laws devolved into at this point?

Is anyone on here intimately familier with Dillons Rule and Cooley's Doctrine applied across the states. Especially in the case of Arizona.

Generally speaking, Dillon is the principal that cities and counties derive their power from the State and their power does not supercede state power accept where specifically outlined by State law. Cooley on the other hand is the doctrine of local autonomy of cities and/or counties.

But as a general historical rule, counties and cities have been designed as administrative units of a state.

I do think that Arizona has both Dillons rule and Cooley Doctrine counties and cities. I would assume at this point that Maricopa exists under Cooley Doctrine. But to what degree does this apply when it comes to elections, which are very specifically powers granted to states by the U.S. Constitution?

As someone that considers myself a constitutional originality, I'm finding the power that cities and counties are trying to exert on individuals and on states, to be out of bounds. Founding Fathers were concerned with state sovereignty and individual rights. They constructed the U.S. Constitution accordingly. And all state Constitutions were formed with the U.S. Constitution in mind.

So the idea that Maricopa County can ignore an elected state chamber in regards to elections, just seems bizarre and dangerous. They've seemingly determined this investigation an encroachment of their authority over election. But what law gives them authority over something granted to the state of Arizona to execute of govern?

This stuff needs to get clarified and settled.

Because if it's the case that cities and counties, especially heavily populated ones, have as much control over our lives and in this case, our votes, as is exerted here by places like Maricopa and Fulton. Than conservatives need to change course and go all in on winning control over County and City seats. And they need to go all in on "community" organizing in these areas. Because these areas are having an impact on entire states and in the case of national elections, our entire country.

Red 2 is coming. Communications blackout.

https://t.me/s/americanauditwarroom

Telegram page for the Audit War Room (so we don't miss any updates).

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Attacking and censoring all discussion about election integrity is sure to quell the suspicion and increase voter confidence, right?

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I know I was on the fence about it, but now that Twitter says it's bunk I'm convinced that it's bunk.

oh no said:

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Booma94 said:

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oh no said:

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Attacking and censoring all discussion about election integrity is sure to quell the suspicion and increase voter confidence, right?

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I know I was on the fence about it, but now that Twitter says it's bunk I'm convinced that it's bunk.

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the state senate commissioned an audit on one of their counties, which they have every right to do
the county fought against it with help from dem-funded attorneys from across the country
the county refused to provide certain requested data, which will certainly be a scope limitation documented in the upcoming audit report
the audit fieldwork has taken place and final report is being prepared

None of that is bunk. There was a real forensic audit that took place.

Twitter suspended accounts related to the audit.

What twitter, which is chock-full of smut and other dangerous and illegal activity that no one cares about, is doing for the DNC, the Biden campaign, and now the Biden administration - censoring hunter's laptop, censoring election fraud claims, censoring real scientific studies and discussion about covid treatments that actually work, censoring election integrity and audit accounts... this is some f*d up s*t.

That's what is bunk.

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Sorry. I forgot to use the sarcasm font...

Thread

Biden's handlers are ballsy, I'll give them that. S.Ct. swats down idea that ordinary burdens of voting are discrimination under VRA, even if fewer minority voters will undertake the burdens to vote. Senate rejects H.R. 1. But Biden's folks have a pen. 1/https://t.co/rVkNEbxL5w

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) July 28, 2021

DOJ still at it.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210728182942/https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/28/politics/justice-department-election-audit/index.html

Justice Department puts states on notice about post-election audits and election law changes

The Justice Department on Wednesday put states and local officials on notice of their federal obligations when conducting post-election audits and dictating the rules for casting ballots.

The department released two new election guidance documents. They come as Arizona Republicans are in the midst of a controversial review of the 2020 results in the state's largest county, and while state GOP lawmakers across the country consider restrictive voting legislation.
"This document sets down a marker that says the Justice Department is concerned about this and we will be following this closely," a department official said Wednesday.

The DOJ audit memo addressed two main concerns: that election records are properly retained and preserved in accordance with civil rights law, and that audit procedures don't have the intent or effect of intimidating voters.

of course the politicized justice department is "concerned" that some states might try to make fraud more difficult in an effort to stop disenfranchising their voters who think know their votes don't matter.

I mean they didn't even do a good job cheating, you try to barely win, not blow the other candidate out where it does not make any sense. Yeah the most votes in history by far but half the counties won by Obama. Math be hard

Hmmm. Intent or effect of intimidation. Yup, entirely measurable and clear cut. That standard should be thrown out.

Maricopa County is withholding vital materials & information needed to complete America's Audit. Now, the Arizona State Senate has issued new subpoenas to continue the fight for transparency & voter confidence! #AmericasAudit #ElectionIntegrity #Arizona @kelliwardaz pic.twitter.com/gPI3vJdSpF

— Arizona Republican Party (@AZGOP) July 28, 2021

You'd think that they might be interested in election fraud if they were anything more than the prosecution arm of the DNC. The corruption of Democrats and their cronies knows no bounds.

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and that audit procedures don't have the intent or effect of intimidating voters.

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Voter intimidation happens before or while someone is voting, not after.

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1872walker said:

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HAPPENING: Twitter suspends other audit accounts. pic.twitter.com/t0KPesV6Y9

— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) July 27, 2021

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l don't have words to express my disgust over this blatant censorship, WTH happened to America?

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We've been over this. It ended on November 3rd.

**** Biden, and **** his weaponized DOJ....

Why are they going after Arizona and Georgia, but not Delaware?

In Delaware:

• Want to vote absentee, provide an excuse or GTFO. and it must be one of six approved reasons for being able to not do so in person
• Want to vote early? Tough. We will give you 10 days of early voting in 2022 when the change in law takes effect.
• Photo ID to vote, better have it, or no vote for you
• Absentee post marked by election day? Great, comes in after that date, tough ****, it is tossed. Better be at the polling place before they close at 8:00 pm election day
• Want drop boxes, there are only 4 for the entire state and only 1 of those is 24/7

Now, while I think the above are still too lenient, the DOJ isn't going after them....why could that be? Because they aren't a red state or swing state. EFF the hologram

We fixed the keg said:

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**** Biden, and **** his weaponized DOJ....

Why are they going after Arizona and Georgia, but not Delaware?

In Delaware:

• Want to vote absentee, provide an excuse or GTFO. and it must be one of six approved reasons for being able to not do so in person
• Want to vote early? Tough. We will give you 10 days of early voting in 2022 when the change in law takes effect.
• Photo ID to vote, better have it, or no vote for you
• Absentee post marked by election day? Great, comes in after that date, tough ****, it is tossed. Better be at the polling place before they close at 8:00 pm election day
• Want drop boxes, there are only 4 for the entire state and only 1 of those is 24/7

Now, while I think the above are still too lenient, the DOJ isn't going after them....why could that be? Because they aren't a red state or swing state. EFF the hologram

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none of that stuff suppresses anyone's vote in DE other than Corn Pop's.

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none of that stuff suppresses anyone's vote in DE other than Corn Pop's.

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nope, but they are damn sure more "oppressive" according to the hologram's administration guidelines than Arizona and Georgia.

TTT

Is nothing happening or has the social media blacklist succeeded in memory holing the audits?

That's what I was wondering/fearing as well.

Everyone's moved to the SEC realignment board.

I think they finished counting in maricopa

BadMoonRisin said:

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I think they finished counting in maricopa

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yes they did.
Arizona auditors complete third ballot recount and ship materials back to Maricopa County

I find it ironic that a Maricopa County judge (in all likehihood a democrat) wants to identify individual donors who contributed to the groups that donated to the Arizona Senate Audit. I wonder if this same judge would be open to identifying the individual donors contributing to grants that supported "free and fair elections" in the county.