Here's Kari Lake's Next Political Move

[MagicMike]

She's got something in the works about 50,000 ballots and chain of custody issues. I think it's active.

Naw.
It's just more of her unhinged Karen act.
Nothing to this one either.

 

[L.K.Eder]

She's got something in the works about 50,000 ballots and chain of custody issues. I think it's active.

sounds like this BOMBSHELL will make the next 2 to 3 weeks explosive.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

He never learned to read

Billiejeens pretty much all the election deniars never learned to read.

 

[Resnic]

She has plenty of options.

---Kari Lake had a prime opportunity to knock out Democrat Katie Hobbs in the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial race. Sure, there were election shenanigans in Maricopa County, but the state GOP was also at fault for not tightening up the works there.---

---The Election Day vote is not enough to counter the left-wing horde of ballot-harvested votes. A good test could be in the Grand Canyon State in 2024, which presents another political opportunity for Ms. Lake. That would be challenging Sen. Kyrsten Sinema---

Here's Kari Lake's Next Political Move

townhall.com

In regards to saying the stat gop could have tightened up the works you forgot the fact that her opponent (and election winner) was at the time of election was the state secretary which puts her in charge of the election.

Despite calls to recuse herself of her position since it was a conflict of interest she did not.

Calls Grow for Katie Hobbs to Not Oversee Arizona Elections

As secretary of state, Hobbs is overseeing the election while running for governor. Kari Lake may contest the results

time.com

She even once winning vetoed her own bill for signature verification.

Hobbs Vetoes Her Own Signature Verification Rules Included In Bipartisan Bill

Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed dozens of bill in her short tenure, however it is her latest veto that has left a bipartisan group of lawmakers "stunned." Hobbs vetoed HB 2322, a bipartisan-supported election reform bill, sponsored by State Representative Alexander Kolodin, that would codify in...

arizonadailyindependent.com

So the gop could do little as the person running in the election was also running the election and then changed the rules on verifying votes after she won.

 

[lennypartiv]

So the truth might finally come out.

---The county’s report stated that between 32 and 34 percent of the ballots printed on Election Day were unable to be read by the tabulators at polling locations due to various issues related to the ballot-on-demand printers, but primarily due to the thickness of the paper used.---

Maricopa County Blames Printers for Election Chaos, But the Manufacturer Is Saying Not So Fast | The Gateway Pundit | by Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal

The manufacturer of the ballot printers used in Maricopa County in November's election took the county to task for trying to shift blame.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[MagicMike]

So the truth might finally come out.

---The county’s report stated that between 32 and 34 percent of the ballots printed on Election Day were unable to be read by the tabulators at polling locations due to various issues related to the ballot-on-demand printers, but primarily due to the thickness of the paper used.---

Maricopa County Blames Printers for Election Chaos, But the Manufacturer Is Saying Not So Fast | The Gateway Pundit | by Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal

The manufacturer of the ballot printers used in Maricopa County in November's election took the county to task for trying to shift blame.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

There it is!
thegatewaypundit....AGAIN!

 

[Chillicothe]

"....32 and 34 percent of the ballots printed on Election Day were unable to be read by the tabulators..."

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Slimed again, eh?

So Lenny....Who You Gonna Call?

Cyber Ninjas?

 

[Delldude]

There it is!
thegatewaypundit....AGAIN!

Does that immediately discount the source or you that biased not to seek other opinions on issues?

I'll think the latter....

 

[candycorn]

There it is!
thegatewaypundit....AGAIN!

I think half the right wing loons here are paid to drive traffic to that website.