What on earth is wrong with Arizona? Why does it take what seems like years for a state with a moderate-sized population to count its ballots? There are only about 7.4 million people in the entire state of Arizona. That … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This third part of the series has been sitting around in draft form too long. So even though the caravan has moved on, I’m posting it before it gets even more stale. Part I can be found here. Part … Continue reading →
[NOTE: It turns out I have more to say on this topic than I originally anticipated, so this will be a two-parter.] Lake’s loss of her election fraud suit was a foregone conclusion. And yet the court is closing the … Continue reading →
There is no question there were major irregularities in the 2022 election in Arizona, and many of them are being revealed in the ongoing trial. But it’s always an enormously uphill battle to prove there was intentional fraud that mattered … Continue reading →
The battle in Maricopa County at this point is mostly among Republicans. It’s a familiar one that’s been waged for as long as I can remember noticing anything about politics on the right, although the terms to refer to each … Continue reading →
The latest: Mohave County Board of Supervisors Chairman Ron Gould said Monday he chose to canvass the 2022 Arizona general election because otherwise, he’d be arrested. “What we found out today from the county attorney is, essentially, if I have … Continue reading →
In Maricopa they say “trust us,” but do little to earn that trust. Au contraire. And trust must be earned. For example: Arizona’s Maricopa County is the state’s most populated county. Polling places had printer machine problems the second they … Continue reading →