The 1487 request to the Arizona Attorney General has been filed against the Maricopa Board of Supervisors by Sonny Borelli on behalf of the Arizona Senate. I support this and hope the AG lays the smack down. Throw the book at them!

According to Arizona Law.

If members of the legislature file a report to the AG's office, he or she must investigate by law.

SB 1487 states that, "At the request of one or more members of the Legislature, the state's attorney general shall investigate any ordinance, regulation, order or other official action adopted or taken by the governing body of a county, city or town that the member alleges violates state law or the Arizona constitution."

The AG has 30 days to finish this investigation and conclude whether or not Maricopa county is violating state law. If he does... then

If Maricooa county doesn't comply with the Subpoenas within 30 days from the conclusion then all state revenue going to the county would be withheld.

If they don't comply then the Attorney General is empowered to file a special action to the Arizona Supreme Court and the court must give this lawsuit the greatest importants according to the law. And the court must force the county to put up a bond equal to the amount withheld by the state for violating state law.

In other words this is amazing news

Straight from Sonny, just now! 🔥🔥🔥

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I secretly chuckle to myself - knowing that my work can never be proven wrong without FULL FORENSIC AUDITS.

Come on - prove me wrong!

Will be doing a live chat with @constitutioncowboy in ten minutes. Will last about 45 mins - all topics on the table. One per person please.

JCP recommendation - The 48 Laws of Power by Greene.

I'm taking notes of all the people whining about 30 days. Those same people were crying about how the Subpoenas weren't getting enforced.

Damned if you do, dammed if you don't

Patience is a virtue

We are the transparent ones. The audit is a public function by the Arizona Senate.

Which means the public is also entitled to know all communications relating to the audit

Transparency is 🔑
Cyber Ninjas feared the strategic ramifications if they revealed their audit procedures... well per court order they did and NOTHING bad happened.

We have nothing to hide

Do you mean to tell me Californians moving to other states have managed to Flip Oregon & Washington (permanently almost) Flipped Nevada, made Arizona purple, Flipped Colorado, and pushed Texas to light red all in the last 10 years?

BULL SH*T it's election fraud

Reminder for tomorrow in PHX area

Thrive Time Interview with Clay Clark from yesterday! Will be with him soon in Grand Rapids!

https://rumble.com/vkociw-seth-keshel-gen.-flynn-exclusive-10-indisputable-facts-on-the-2020-election.html

Look who was featured on the Rasmussen Reports’ Twitter page!

If @Behizy isn’t going to brag about it, I will do it for him!

Way to go bro 😎

To clarify a previous post (since there seems to be some confusion)

The AZ senate paid 150k per contract. However, the AZ GOP (private not for profit), also solicited donations, and I am hearing that NONE of that made it to the auditors...

Arizona senate is NOT the same as the AZ GOP!!!

I have NOT seen the financial records with my own eyes. It is possible the AZ GOP donated that money through one of the other funds!

However, I think it’s worth asking, did the AZ GOP donate any of the money they solicited to the auditors?!