What Trumpâs Attack On Arizona Voters Shows About Our Election Systems
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Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Gallardo had heard enough. More than a half-hour into the board s January 27 consideration of a forensic audit where two outside firms would assess if its voting system used in Arizona s 2020 presidential election had been infiltrated and the results altered, the former state senator said that his vote in favor of the audit was a tough pill to swallow. We had our presidential preference election, not one complaint, Gallardo said. We had our primary election in August. Not one complaint. Everyone was happy. We had our general election. No complaint, until a day or two after the general election, when some folks in our community and across this country started looking at the results.
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Katrina Pierson, Donald Trump s 2016 campaign spokesperson, reportedly plans to run for a vacant congressional seat. In addition to wearing a necklace adorned with bullets on a television appearance, Pierson is best known for her frequent false statements.
The Hill reported on Sunday that Pierson, who also advised Trump s unsuccessful 2020 campaign, plans to run in a special election to replace the late Republican Rep. Ron Wright in Texas 6th Congressional District. Wright died last month of COVID-19.
Prior to working on Trump s campaigns, Pierson was a Texas-based Tea Party activist and an unsuccessful 2014 House candidate.
Like many things about the Trump era and its lingering remnants, the news that a voting machine maker is suing a pillow executive for $1.3 billion sounds faintly ridiculous but is part of a very serious effort to undermine democracy.
Reprinted with permission from Alternet
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Roger Stone on Friday, April 16, alleging that he owes the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) nearly $2 million. Now, Stone is firing back with his take on the latest lawsuit.
As reports about the lawsuit began circulating online, Stone took to Telegram with his reaction. Along with links to reports about the case, Stone said, Same Deep State Bullshit â different day, reports
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He added, After Robert Mueller s dirty cops destroyed me financially the Department of Injustice, well aware of the fact that I have no income and no assets files a bogus civil suit against me. I guess they re still really pissed off about the pardon. Now I have no choice but to defeat them again.