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BOMBSHELL: Arizona Senate Resolution Threatens Arrest of Maricopa County Board for Failure to Adhere to Subpoena for Election Equipment & Ballots.

The Arizona Senate is set to pass a contempt resolution finding that the Maricopa County Board has failed to comply with a subpoena demanding access to elections equipment and ballots cast in the November election, with the potential threat of arrest alluded to in the sure-to-pass resolution. The Associated Press reported Wednesday: The Senate introduced the resolution Wednesday afternoon. Timing on a full Senate vote is unclear, but all 16 Republican senators are listed as sponsors, meaning it is virtually certain to pass. If the resolution is enacted, the five members of the county board could be arrested for failing

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Whistleblowers Allege Up to 300,000 COMPLETED BALLOTS Crossed State Lines in October

A Pennsylvania postal truck driver is set to allege that there were an estimated 144,000 to 288,000 completed ballots shipped across three state lines in October, according to new revelations from the Amistad Project. Later Tuesday the national constitutional litigation organization, the Amistad Project will host a press conference featuring three whistleblowers who are set to provide eyewitness testimony demonstrating “significant potential election fraud, some of which affects hundreds of thousands of ballots.” According to the Amistad Project – which is part of the Thomas More Society – the whistleblower affidavits are being used as evidence in litigation to ensure