Arizona taxpayers could be on the hook for a $9 million bill after GOP subpoenas routers: report

On Monday night, Bill Gates, a Republican member of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, revealed on CNN that the Republican-controlled Arizona Senate has had Maricopa County officials served with a new subpoena seeking their routers for its audit of the 2020 election.

According to the Washington Post's Joseph Marks, that could run the bill associated with the audit, seeking evidence that Donald Trump had the 2020 election stolen from him, up to $9 million.

According to the technology analyst, "The state's already on the hook for roughly $3 million to replace the county's voting machines because of concerns the partisan firm conducting the audit, Cyber Ninjas, can't ensure the machines weren't infected with malicious software during the process. Now, Trump and his allies are pushing hard for the county to hand over routers that will cost an additional $6 million to replace if they similarly can't be trusted."

Better late than... oh wait it's over 600,000 Americans too late.

"Wow, she is really ignorant. Let's send her some money."

When a government takes it upon itself to decide what speech is true and what speech is false (e.g. "disinformation")

#1 | POSTED BY GRACIEAMAZED

The government isn't deciding what's true and what's false. Anyone in their right mind knows that vaccine misinformation is false.

Nobody is allowed to claim their snake oil cures cancer. The government is supposed to protect the people, not play deadly political games like the Trump admin did.

I have met thousands of minorities in my adult life and not one of them did have an ID or know how to obtain one.

#25 | POSTED BY DJOHNSON2052

You really expect us to believe that you've asked thousands of random people if they have an ID card?

"Hello, I'm Ted."

"Hello Ted, I'm DJohnson. Nice to meet you. By the way, do have an ID card or know how to obtain one?"

I never believed in the idea of 'beta males' until Republicans decided to become them.

'governors on Sunday'

That's no competition for the likes of Tucker Carlson.

We know where he is. He's in the area around Hades and Hell and east, west, south and north somewhat.

#10 | POSTED BY HUMTAKE

Taylor was investigated by legal authorities and indicted by a grand jury. There was no "Reps letting their own be held accountable".

Dems rarely ever get arrested because there's rarely anything to charge them with. Do you really believe it's up to the parties and not the authorities?

OAN? The same OAN that recently said tens of thousands of people should be executed because Trump lost the election?

#5 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

#26 | POSTED BY BOAZ

It's so hard to believe that Trump would ever put anyone, let alone the Secret Service, in any danger.

When Trump was infected with covid(wow, how could that have happened), what did he do? He had his Secret Service take him out for a car ride!

The Church has a million problems and Biden ain't one of them.

Right-wingers: bans any mention of Critical Race Theory

Also Right-wingers: "Critical Race Theory Critical Race Theory Critical Race Theory Critical Race Theory Critical Race Theory..."

This is irrefutable proof that the Green New Deal, which has not been enacted, is a complete and utter failure! Thanks, AOC!

There hasn't been a raise in the minimum wage since 2009. Businesses can't keep getting away with it forever. Workers have suffered long enough.

If "people are saying" he wore his pants backwards, that's good enough for me.

"There might be some person's number which might be [his cell phone number], but that is just random numbers... that's not anybody's actual cell phone. And if you say, I'm at the West entrance' during the session and text to that number there, that somebody might exit that door while you're standing there."

They'll never be able to pin a thing on this criminal mastermind.

French tennis federation president Gilles Moretton said he was "sorry and sad" over Naomi Osaka's withdrawal in an address to media, before leaving without taking questions.

That's right, the same man who labelled Osaka's decision to boycott press conferences a "phenomenal error" decided he was in no mood to open it up to the journalists in the room.

It was a moment that stunk of double standards as those in the tennis world couldn't help but point out the irony.

Those poor souls. What's the point in grifting the country if you have to give a little back?

"we should all be committed to unity and healing"

They keep saying this to deflect from taking responsibility, but thinking they'd ever be committed to unity and healing is a joke.