Arizona A.G. Asks Secretary of State for Evidence of Illegal Voting, Alleged Trump ‘Pressure Campaign’: Report Aaron Keller
The office of Arizona Attorney General
Mark Brnovich (R) has asked Arizona Secretary of State
Katie Hobbs (D) to hand over “potential evidence of illegal voting.” That’s according to a Friday evening report by the
Arizona Republic, the state’s largest newspaper.
Hobbs had previously asked Brnovich to investigate a so-called “pressure campaign” by former President
Donald Trump‘s allies to shut down vote counting in the Grand Canyon State as
Joe Biden‘s numbers began to pull ahead of Trump’s, the newspaper report noted.
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(Photo : 2020 Republican National Committee /Getty Images) Republicans Hold Virtual 2020 National Convention
CHARLOTTE, NC - AUGUST 25: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) In this screenshot from the RNC’s livestream of the 2020 Republican National Convention, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds addresses the virtual convention on August 25, 2020. The convention is being held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic but will include speeches from various locations including Charlotte, North Carolina and Washington, DC.
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Remember Trump’s Accomplices
Americans must not forget the 147 members of Congress who advanced the former president’s lies, then ignored his culpability in inciting a coup.
February 18, 2021
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First they hid behind obscure interpretations of the Constitution and false claims of voter fraud. Then, even after a violent mob came for them, they chose a pathological liar and would-be authoritarian over the rule of law.
Now that Donald Trump’s second impeachment has ended in acquittal, we can look to the objections lodged by 147 Republicans against certifying the presidential-election results on January 6 as an omen. This group was willing to delay democracy and obstruct the transfer of power to a duly elected president and after their party’s leader incited a riot, they refused