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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Except, THUGR, that last I read the audit is allowed to proceed.
Democrats objected to the audit bc they didn't wamt to pay Cyber Ninjas any money. But since AZ democrat party also refused to put up the $1million bond for the audit, since they had no money at stake the judge allowed the audit to continue.
Seems like they shot themselves in the foot.
"Friday's order requires the company to hand over any documents detailing their internal procedures for the audit, "which should have been made immediately available to the public if this were a transparent or credible process," Raquel Terán, chair of the Arizona Democratic Party, said in a statement."
Nope, the decission was rendered only 15 hrs. ago. Your post lies about what the judge is looking at because it ain't money. He wants to make sure they, the accusers, have facts to back up their assertions or are they just making noise. If they show they do he will allow the case to continue.
How about you provide a link that backs up your bullshit.
T
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Originally posted by THG:
Nope, the decission was rendered only 15 hrs. ago. Your post lies about what the judge is looking at because it ain't money. He wants to make sure they, the accusers, have facts to back up their assertions or are they just making noise. If they show they do he will allow the case to continue.
How about you provide a link that backs up your bullshit.
You're an idiot dude. I already posted THE link.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2021/04/23/mar
icopa-county-judge-orders-pause-arizona-senate-election-audit/7356009002/
Have your caretaker read you the following:
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The first day of an unprecedented recount of every ballot cast by Maricopa County voters during last year's general election almost did not happen Friday.
A court battle nearly stopped it.
Those uncertainties created a concern about the procedures for a judge, who ordered the Arizona Senate to "pause" its recount but only if the state Democratic Party, which asked for the halt, could post a $1 million bond to cover any costs from the delay.
The party said it would not put up the money to stop the recount, however, after bringing a last-minute lawsuit with County Supervisor Steve Gallardo charging that the process violated state election laws.
The audit could have stopped until Monday if the state Democratic Party posted the bond Coury set.
YOUR link was old news an hour after it was written. They never bothered to update you, because they know that you are an idiot.
After a brief pause, they continued the audit all day Friday and will be doing so all day today.
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Quote:This bullshit was already debunked. Your old news is also fake news, so STFU, Nazi boy. You just keep being stupid.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
Nope, the decission was rendered only 15 hrs. ago. Your post lies about what the judge is looking at because it ain't money. He wants to make sure they, the accusers, have facts to back up their assertions or are they just making noise. If they show they do he will allow the case to continue.
How about you provide a link that backs up your bullshit.
You're an idiot dude. I already posted THE link.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2021/04/23/mar
icopa-county-judge-orders-pause-arizona-senate-election-audit/7356009002/
Have your caretaker read you the following:Quote:
The first day of an unprecedented recount of every ballot cast by Maricopa County voters during last year's general election almost did not happen Friday.
A court battle nearly stopped it.
Those uncertainties created a concern about the procedures for a judge, who ordered the Arizona Senate to "pause" its recount but only if the state Democratic Party, which asked for the halt, could post a $1 million bond to cover any costs from the delay.
The party said it would not put up the money to stop the recount, however, after bringing a last-minute lawsuit with County Supervisor Steve Gallardo charging that the process violated state election laws.
The audit could have stopped until Monday if the state Democratic Party posted the bond Coury set.
YOUR link was old news an hour after it was written. They never bothered to update you, because they know that you are an idiot.
After a brief pause, they continued the audit all day Friday and will be doing so all day today.
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AOC To Debate Marjorie Taylor Greene?
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Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:This bullshit was already debunked. Your old news is also fake news, so STFU, Nazi boy. You just keep being stupid.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
Nope, the decission was rendered only 15 hrs. ago. Your post lies about what the judge is looking at because it ain't money. He wants to make sure they, the accusers, have facts to back up their assertions or are they just making noise. If they show they do he will allow the case to continue.
How about you provide a link that backs up your bullshit.
You're an idiot dude. I already posted THE link.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2021/04/23/mar
icopa-county-judge-orders-pause-arizona-senate-election-audit/7356009002/
Have your caretaker read you the following:Quote:
The first day of an unprecedented recount of every ballot cast by Maricopa County voters during last year's general election almost did not happen Friday.
A court battle nearly stopped it.
Those uncertainties created a concern about the procedures for a judge, who ordered the Arizona Senate to "pause" its recount but only if the state Democratic Party, which asked for the halt, could post a $1 million bond to cover any costs from the delay.
The party said it would not put up the money to stop the recount, however, after bringing a last-minute lawsuit with County Supervisor Steve Gallardo charging that the process violated state election laws.
The audit could have stopped until Monday if the state Democratic Party posted the bond Coury set.
YOUR link was old news an hour after it was written. They never bothered to update you, because they know that you are an idiot.
After a brief pause, they continued the audit all day Friday and will be doing so all day today.
lol
Yup. The award winning local Phoenix paper is fake news.
Shut up, little boy.
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Quote:Already debunked. Facts are hard for your tiny brain. "Cyber Ninjas."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
lol
Yup. The award winning local Phoenix paper is fake news.
Shut up, little boy.
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Republicans' chaotic audit of Arizona ballots for Trump may blow up in their faces: GOP insider
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-arizona-2652771076/
With reports coming in about lack of planning and questionable practices as the GOP-led audit of the 2020 presidential votes in Arizona continues this weekend, questions are being raised over the impact the fumbling attempt to find a Donald Trump victory may have on the future of Arizona's Republican Party.
On Saturday, Trump issued multiple press releases about the recount with the ex-president demanding Republican Gov. Doug Ducey call out the National Guard to protect the "patriots" who are doing the audit.
On Sunday morning, the New York Times reported that the audit has been, at best, chaotic with one critic pointing out the organizers are "making it up as they go along."
According to the Times' Michael Wines, "...when a parade of flatbed trucks last week hauled boxes of voting equipment and 78 pallets containing the 2.1 million ballots of Arizona's largest county to a decrepit local coliseum, it kicked off a seat-of-the-pants, glaringly partisan audit process that seemed more likely to amplify Republican grievances than to put them to rest. Almost half a year after the election Mr. Trump lost, the promised audit has become a snipe hunt for skulduggery that has spanned a court battle, death threats and calls to arrest the elected leadership of Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix."
With Wines noting, "Critics in both parties charge that an effort that began as a way to placate angry Trump voters has become a political embarrassment and another blow to the once-inviolable democratic norm that losers and winners alike honor the results of elections," Steve Gallardo, a Democrat on the Republican-dominated Maricopa Board of Supervisors, added his two cents, wryly noting, "You know the dog that caught the car? The dog doesn't know what to do with it."
Gallardo's comments were echoed by Katie Hobbs, a Democrat who serves as Arizona's secretary of state.
In an email, she wrote, "My concern grows deeper by the hour. It is clear that no one involved in this process knows what they are doing, and they are making it up as they go along."
According to a local pollster with a long history with Arizona Republicans, the chaos and the questions about the audit could come back to hurt the state's GOP.
"I get why they're doing it, because half of the G.O.P. believes there was widespread fraud," explained Mike Noble. "The only problem is, a majority of the electorate doesn't believe there was widespread fraud. The longer they push this the more they're alienating people in the middle."
The Times' Wines added, "But unease about the audit has continued to mushroom. Ms. Hobbs, the secretary of state, asked the state attorney general, Mark Brnovich, a Republican, to investigate the Senate's handling of the procedure, citing a lack of transparency about security of ballots. She noted that some of the Legislature's furthest-right firebrands have had free access to the coliseum even as it remained unclear whether reporters and impartial election experts would be allowed to observe the proceedings."
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Half a Year After Trump’s Defeat, Arizona Republicans Are Recounting the Vote
An audit of the vote in Arizona’s most populous county was meant to mollify angry Trump voters. But it is being criticized as a partisan exercise more than a fact-finding one.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/25/us/Election-audit-Arizona-Republica
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Almost half a year after the election Mr. Trump lost, the promised audit has become a snipe hunt for skulduggery that has spanned a court battle, death threats and calls to arrest the elected leadership of Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix.
The head of Cyber Ninjas, the Florida-based firm that Republican senators hired to ov
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Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:Already debunked. Facts are hard for your tiny brain. "Cyber Ninjas."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
lol
Yup. The award winning local Phoenix paper is fake news.
Shut up, little boy.
T
I couldn't let this go reaver. Jack=ass touting the mainstream media; really? He suggests we have to believe them because they've won an award; really? Everybody who posts here knows he renounces 99.999 percent of what they report.
How about the award winning New York Times that Jack=ass denounces and calls fake news for instance. And you'll notice many say awards or prizes as in plural. Too funny rev.
Some of the awards won by the New York Times.
1 Pulitzer Prizes
2 SABEW Best in Business
3 Peabody Awards
4 National Magazine Awards
5 Gerald Loeb Award
6 Online Journalism Awards
7 Worth Bingham Prize
8 Meyer Berger Awards
9 Maria Moors Cabot Prize
10 George Polk Awards
11 Mirror Awards
12 Alfred I. duPont Awards
13 Sigma Delta Chi Award
14 The Hillman Prize
15 Livingston Awards
16 Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award
17 Science in Society Journalism Awards
18 The Sidney Award
19 Missouri Lifestyle Journalism Awards
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Anti-vaxxers are wearing Yellow Stars of David to protest coronavirus vaccines: report
https://www.rawstory.com/anti-vaxxer-2652768548/
The Auschwitz Memorial blasted the anti-vaxx activists.
"Instrumentalization of the tragedy of Jews who suffered, were humiliated, marked with a yellow star, and finally isolated in ghettos and murdered during the Holocaust, in order to argue against vaccination that saves human lives is a sad symptom of moral and intellectual decline," the museum wrote.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, anti-vaccine protesters were misappropriating the symbol.
"In recent months, some anti-vaccine activists (known as anti-vaxxers) have appropriated the yellow Star of David badge, which some European Jews were required to wear during the Holocaust, to symbolize their 'persecution' at the hands of government vaccine rules," the Anti-Defamation League reported in April of 2019. "The stars, emblazoned with the stylized words 'No Vax,' are showing up on social media, especially on Facebook, and at anti-vaccine events. This is a hugely inappropriate use of this enduring symbol of the persecution of Jews by the Nazis during World War II and minimizes and trivializes the experiences of the survivors and victims of the Holocaust."
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For people who hate Jews, they sure are quick to co-opt their most upsetting symbols.
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You two dummies can keep posting whatever insults you want to.
None of that is going to change the fact that the audit continued all day Friday and Saturday.
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