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π¨ MARICOPA COUNTY ELECTION FAIL BOMBSHELL
Remember in 2022 when the nearly 70% of voting centers in Maricopa County failed on Election Day causing massive long lines and voter disenfranchisement resulting in @KariLake and @AbrahamHamadeh barely losing?
Maricopa County knew in advance their Election Day plan was set up for failure, and THEY LET IT FAIL!
3 Nov 2022
And toner. Make sure there is enough toner *on site* for the ballot on demand printers. πΊπΈ
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π« LMAO.
She attacks me and a bill that stops the control grid -- which is supposedly her schtick she's exposing.
Then doesn't tell the *full* truth about abandoning negotiations on HB2917 & won't take accountability for the natural consequences
Rather than learn how to actually read & analyze legislation & learn the stakeholder process so she can be better at her supposed goal, she protects her tweets π€·ββ
So silly.
When people wonder why it's so easy for tyranny to persist, refer back to this example.
Government goes to those who show up, and you need to be willing to learn from those who came before you.
I am learning new things every day about the process of legislating. It's a disservice to your audience to not be willing to learn and grow and be better.
I don't know @juliecbarrett in real life, but based on X interactions, she needs to learn this to.
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1) Legislation is rarely made perfect in 1 shot. There's an art of constant negotiation with lots of stakeholders.
2) Citizens are rarely regarded as chief stakeholders. When that occurs, it's precious and shouldn't be taken for granted.
3) If the legislation stops tyranny without significant trampling on liberty -- is usually good and you should pass it.
4) Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
5) Don't quit.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
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No one should live in blue cities. It isnβt safe.
π¨ BREAKING: Rioters are now COMPLETELY DESTROYING SCHOOL BUSES in Times Square
One of the drivers had a panic attack
Police are TOTALLY overwhelmed
These people are NOT intimidated, as they know they VASTLY outnumber cops
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β‘APS actively campaigning for Nick and Kevin is all I need to know to vote only for @DrRalphHeap as a single shotπ³οΈ
We need a Corp Comm who won't normalize rolling blackouts π¬
Hi @mattligouri04 π
Well, this is awkward....
Not only were there multiple blackouts per the data in my email, but APS also put a roboguard surveillance device on my property and spied on my property with audio and video right after I did several instances of public comment against APS interests at Corp Comm in 2023
1) It's not OK to have annual blackouts -- especially extended ones like I experienced. That's a piss poor standard and you shouldn't normalize it.
2) Are you regulating Corp Comm? Or just campaigning for them?
3) Why do you have access to my private data? Seems weird a lobbyist would take the time on the weekend to casually pull my private data.
Orwellian.
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I am so excited we are united β€
A couple days late but a HUGE congrats to @MatthewGress on earning the @TPAction endorsement! πΊπΈ
So excited to team up and win this thing together for @azgop_ld4!
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
This just made my day. That brilliant Trump.
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The USPS proposal, released last week for public comment, would require states to provide voter information that the Postal Service would use to verify election mail before it enters the postal system. States that refuse to comply could risk losing access to USPS delivery of mail ballots.
newsmax.com/politics/u-s-posβ¦
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Hi @mattligouri04 π
Well, this is awkward....
Not only were there multiple blackouts per the data in my email, but APS also put a roboguard surveillance device on my property and spied on my property with audio and video right after I did several instances of public comment against APS interests at Corp Comm in 2023
1) It's not OK to have annual blackouts -- especially extended ones like I experienced. That's a piss poor standard and you shouldn't normalize it.
2) Are you regulating Corp Comm? Or just campaigning for them?
3) Why do you have access to my private data? Seems weird a lobbyist would take the time on the weekend to casually pull my private data.
Orwellian.
The data doesnβt lie. Sorry itβs harmful to your Twitter narrative.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
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The reason Democrats have been throwing the word βfascistβ at Republicans so readily the last few years is because state-capitalism enforced by technocracy (a Mussolini / Xi version of socialism) is the model the left has adopted for their future, and the attacks are meant to disarm any legitimate critique of their increasingly totalitarian system.
When they succeed it will be because our supposedly constitutionalist, capitalist leaders rolled over and refused to fight.
John Cornyn will be remembered in history as one of the men who ended the United States. Celebrated by future State Party members as the last Neville Chamberlain before the fall
Not gonna happen, and every one (except the naive or misinformed) knows it.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
As the sun rose over the Capitol this morning, the Arizona Legislature wrapped up the 2026 session.
This year, we delivered real results: more money into classrooms, continued progress on paying teachers first, protecting educational freedom, delivered historic tax relief for hardworking families, stronger public safety, and safety net reforms that will help Arizona remain the best state in the nation to live, work, and raise a family.
#DitatDeus
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
GM - Thank you @JakeHoffmanAZ for being the lone voice defending Liberty against the Mass Surveillance state
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
Alex Kolodin is Arizona's election integrity CHAMPION!
Vote Alex Kolodin for Arizona Secretary of State.
π¨Arizona Secure Elections Act Advances to Statewide Ballot
Rep. Alexander Kolodinβs proposal would put voter ID, citizen-only voting, and election safeguards into the Arizona Constitution
βFor years, Arizonans have watched the same election problems repeat while trust in the system has eroded. The Arizona Secure Elections Act puts the rules where they belong: in the Constitution. Citizens vote. Voters show ID. Foreign money stays out. Voters can see their ballots counted where they vote. Election laws should be written by Arizonans, not dictated by bureaucrats, activists, or outside interests. The Legislature has done its job. Now the people of Arizona will decide.β -@AZHouseGOP @realAlexKolodin, sponsor of HCR2001.
READ MOREπ
azhousegop.com/arizona-securβ¦
#AZHouseGOP #AZLeg
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
You realize that right now there is nothing that prevents tech companies from doing digital id and social credit scoring in AZ
With 2311 both of things are banned.
Yet @JensTwoCentsAZ and @juliecbarrett are pushing leaving the control grid in place
That's absurd and retarded.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
Weird. I have been nothing but gracious to her until she attacked me and the successful work to stop portions of the control grid.
She misrepresented the bill language. She isn't telling the full truth on her abandoning the stakeholder group and her role prior to that.
Where do you see I have shown bias when I have only stated the facts and did not speak up until I had to defend against lies and disinformation?
She attacks. I defend. She tells untruths. She didn't do the work on these bills. She undermines those who did. You defend her doing all of this because she's safely being a keyboard warrior from home.
And if she had her way on 2311, we would have a more expanded control grid because of her disinformation.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
You created the stakeholder telegram group and brought in the other grassroots leaders
Then you abandoned the stakeholder group we were on with the lawmakers, police and other stakeholders in negotiations
You were the key stakeholder
Now you are undermining the work on 2311 and pretending to be on a higher moral high ground for doing so
This is egregious.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
π₯ We look forward to supporting this effort in any way possible
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
Despite it not passing this year, the bill I crafted, in partnership with many privacy and law enforcement allies, to defend your Fourth Amendment right to privacy and rein in out of control government mass surveillance will be the first bill I introduce next session.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
And now that I have seen the disinformation from them on 2311, I have full faith we'd see the same crab in the bucket reaction to the negotiated version of HB2917 passing with the law enforcement concessions
Summary of Their Work:
1. Be the whistleblower and chief stakeholder
2. Abandon negotiations & grassroots leadership, but don't disclose to the public
3. Attack legislators, when you were the cause
4. If by any chance the effort is still successful, undermine it and refuse to offer solutions
How does this process help us stop tyranny?π«
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
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Thomas Galvin is not qualified to do his βSUPβ job & Arizonans are saying this from personal observation.
β’ @DebbieLesko is Galvinβs mouthpiece
β’ Galvin canβt read or understand AZ Court judgements
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
THIS NOVEMBER, ARIZONANS CAN VOTE TO MAKE THEIR ELECTIONS SAFER AND FOR ARIZONA CITIZENS ONLY!!!
LETS GOOOO!!!
HCR 2001 will be on the Arizona Ballot.
1. Proof of citizenship
2. Voter ID
3. No forigen money in elections
4. To clean up fraudulent mail in voting.
Citizens asked , Republicans delivered the AZ SAVE ACT, they people will decide.
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Merissa Caldwell π³ β½ π½π₯ retweeted
She was in the stakeholder meetings for HB2917. She was leading the grassroots effort
She walked away from the negotiating table and abandoned the grassroots group.
She should disclose this occurred
The police had no reason to take the negotiations seriously after the whistleblower walked away
So they didn't. Instead they received the message that it's business as usual and now they are committed to expanding the control grid
And if anyone happens to be successful in stopping part of the control grid, she just demonstrated she will tear down the work with disinformation to signal to our opponents that there is no real citizen opposition against them
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