Arizona GOP Chairwoman Kelli Ward gives an update on the Maricopa County ballot audit

Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.

They were certified.You posted a link to a right wing liar. You are lying and Maricopa REPUBLICANS are telling the truth.
He's been utterly exposed as the liar he is.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
Why, you proved nothing. Assflap.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
Why, you proved nothing. Assflap.
"Why, you proved nothing. Assflap."
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Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
 
busybee01 said:
Absolutely no one but Trump supporters will ever believe it.

Trump crackpots expect to get what they pay for under the guise of their own "audit" after multiple official audits did not tell them what they desperately wanted to hear. Real audits are conducted by by impartial, independent third-party specialists. That standard practice would violate the pretense of this "audit."

"Cyber Ninjas" is the caper of a conspiracy kook with no experience in audits, and no awareness of normal auditing protocols: It had initially supplied its trumpy workers with blue-ink pens that can alter how tabulators read ballots. Security lapses allowed people access to what should have been secure areas before the audit began. A former lawmaker who appeared on the ballot was involved in verifying them. It planned door-to-door canvassing of voters before the Department of Justice warned such a move could violate federal laws against voter intimidation. After proceeding at a snail's pace, the ballots have been hauled off to be left next to the Crazy Carnival toilets until the Pomp and Circumstance crowd turns the venue back over to the intrepid Bamboo Brigade.

Who's footing the bill?
  • The America Project, run by Overstock founder Patrick Byrne, who met with Trump in the Oval Office in December to discuss tactics for overturning the election results.

  • Voices and Votes, a rightist website established by One America News personality Christina Bobb. Charles Herring, president of OAN's parent company, was evasive when asked about funding the farce: "We are aware of efforts by staff members to raise funds for numerous causes from the Girl Scouts to audits."

  • L. Lin Wood, suspected of Republican officials of being certifiably insane, who, along with Mistress of Kraken Sidney Powell, filed numerous failed lawsuits on behalf of Trump baselessly claiming fraud in the 2020 election.

  • Mike Lindell, aka "Pillow Boy" and a leading proponent of debunked election conspiracy theories.

"Cyber Ninjas" will be the odds-on choice if the Kansas City Chiefs decide to contest Super Bowl LV.
The tax payers of Arizona should be refunded by these mega donors, for the $150,000 they were forced to pay with their tax money, by the Republican legislators who hired the partisans to conduct the illegitimate audit...

I said from the get go, this gimmick was for show, for propaganda purposes only.

The crooked Arizona Republican legislators would have hired an independent board certified, election auditing firm to do it, instead of partisans with huge conflicts of interest, if they really wanted all of their citizens to believe any results.
No one should pay anything but their taxes. The voters asked for this audit. They have no problem with their tax money paying for it.

No they did not.
Yes they did. They got the Senate to act with PEACEFUL demonstrations. Of course the MSM will not tell you idiots that. They are afraid some of you might start thinking for yourselves.

I realize that will never happen to you.

You are like lemmings marching off the cliff. You are too stupid to realize what damage you are doing to yourself.
What damage? Exposing fraud does not damage me it damages those who did it.

No one believes that except fascist Republicans.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
Why, you proved nothing. Assflap.
LOL

Imbecile, I proved you lied about them not being certified by posting their certifications.

Denying that now only serves to reveal just how disconnected from reality you really are.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

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And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
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Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
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No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
It's fun watching you thrash after you have just humiliated yourself.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
It's fun watching you thrash after you have just humiliated yourself.
LOLOL

By "humiliated yourself," you mean precisely demonstrating you're full of shit.

:dance:
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

View attachment 490559
Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

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And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
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No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
It's fun watching you thrash after you have just humiliated yourself.
LOLOL

By "humiliated yourself," you mean precisely demonstrating you're full of shit.

:dance:
No one humiliates themselves when you are around. Try again Assflap.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
It's fun watching you thrash after you have just humiliated yourself.
LOLOL

By "humiliated yourself," you mean precisely demonstrating you're full of shit.

:dance:
You demonstrated that you are full of shit. The entire forum can see how embarrassed you are.
 
Refuting the lying crackpots, Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors -- four out of five of whom are Republicans -- are set to meet Monday afternoon, which the county's Twitter account said would be used to "refute lies alleged by the Arizona Senate and the people involved in its audit."

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Those earlier audits were preformed by companies not certified at the time and both were connected to Dominion. I have posted a link that proves both. You are lying and Maricopa county is lying.
You're lying again, con. You were shown they were certified at that time. I showed you that myself.

Maricopa's not lying, you are.

Listen to them right now...

Residents may listen to the Webinar by dialing 1 (914) 614-3221, and entering the Audio Access code 709-152-954#. Long distance charges may apply.
No I was not proven wrong. Now you will have to repost to prove it. I'll wait.

As Maricopa County and the Arizona Senate battle over who should audit the 2020 election results, The Arizona Republic looked into the companies that actually would do the work.

It matters, election consultants say, since these companies will be trusted with material that's typically kept private to keep elections secure.

The county Board of Supervisors hired two firms to conduct its audit, saying they are the only firms that should be trusted because they are the only two accredited by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to certify voting machines for use in elections in Arizona and across the country.

Yet, this connection alone — that the companies who certified the county's machines are now the ones auditing them — has some questioning whether there is a conflict.

The Republic found no proven connections between the two companies and Dominion Voting Systems, putting to rest one of the most widespread rumors. But The Republic found one of the firm's federal certification expired in 2017, although it remains in "good standing."
Of course, the only companies you would accept as accept as credible would be owned by leftwingers and staffed by leftwingers.
Let's see your proof of that, fucking moron.....
It's self evident.
LOLOLOL

Meaning your only proof is you saying it.

rotfl-gif.288736


And you're a fucking moron. Thanks for disproving your claims.
thumbsup.gif
No. It means I don't need to prove what every member of this forum has seen with his own eyes.
No one can see what doesn't exist, fucking moron.

Want proof you're hallucinating again? You can't prove a word you're slobbering. Banging on your keyboard like a monkey isn't proof.
<YAWN!>
Keep exercising your mouth muscles, fucking moron. Servicing your boyfriend is all you can do since you're utterly incapable of proving what you're claiming. And of course, you're also a proven liar.
It's fun watching you thrash after you have just humiliated yourself.
LOLOL

By "humiliated yourself," you mean precisely demonstrating you're full of shit.

:dance:
No one humiliates themselves when you are around. Try again Assflap.
LOLOL

Your hollow denials are worthless, liar. You falsely claimed the two companies hired to perform audits in Arizona back in February were not certified to do so and I thoroughly bitch-slapped that lie with the back side of my pimp hand by posting their certifications.

:dance:
 

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