“Arrest those who stole our elections and deleted the election data,” Arizona state Senator Wendy Rogers urged Attorney General Mark Brnovich on Tuesday. Sen. Rogers was reacting to a video message Brnovich posted where he vowed to “keep fighting” against the Biden Administration’s policies affecting Arizonans. Brnovich, who launched his campaign for U.S. Senate over […]
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21 additional state legislators have now signed a letter calling for all 50 U.S. states to be audited, and electors to be decertified “where it has been shown the elections were certified prematurely and inaccurately.” The letter, which was originally posted to social media by Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers (R) and previously signed by 92 legislators
It has now been two weeks since the Arizona audit presentation exposed massive amounts of fraud and elections law violations. The unredacted, uncensored audit report and all evidence of criminality have been delivered to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich. Since this delivery was made, Brnovich has issued a litigation hold notice on the County. However,
Arizona GOP State Sen Wendy Rogers and Newsmax’s Grant Stinchfield recently engaged in a bit of a “Twitter war” after Rogers accused Newsmax of refusing to report on the audit. Rogers tweeted out earlier tonight, “I am going on with Stinchfield on Newsmax shortly. He called me after our Twitter war. Pray that God gives
