.thereidout Blog: How a pair of Trump-backed candidates want to send the state's electoral process back decades
A more recent review by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, a Republican who’s been targeted by conservatives for not fully endorsing Trump’s election fraud lie, found no evidence of mass voter fraud in Maricopa County. BrnovichLake and Finchem are taking cues from their dear leader Trump in pushing this ridiculous lawsuit that seemingly has no chance for survival.
The lawsuit seems unlikely to prevail, but it exemplifies how desperate Trump-backed candidates are to bend the knee and help the former president push his lies about election fraud.
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