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🚨MAD MARICOPA SUPERVISORS - The BOS BIG LIE🤥🤥🤥🤥 🧳🧵Timeline unpacked with receipts🧾 While Debbie Lesko was repeating like a mad 🤪person, "Justin needs to respond," the Recorder's comms team released a folder with emails between the attorneys that tells a completely different story from Wednesday's insulting Special Meeting. The...

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🚨THE ELECTION INTEGRITY BATTLE ON FULL DISPLAY Two sides of the battle: Maricopa County Recorder Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap (speaker in the video) — courageous, exceedingly reasonable, and fighting to ensure the County follows AZ election law. Board of Supervisors — corrupt, obstructionist & refusing to follow the law. Recently the Maricopa County Superior Court ruled a 100% in favor of Recorder Heap in a legal dispute between him and the Board of Supervisors. On every single point in the lawsuit, the Court — a Court notorious for siding with corrupt election officials — ruled 100% in favor of the pro-election integrity, freedom, caucus alumni, now serving as the top election official in Arizona’s largest county. Why does this matter? It matters because Maricopa County has 70% of the voters in one of the top five swing states in America heading into the 2028 presidential election cycle. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is attempting a wholesale, illegal takeover of election administration. Even after the Court ruled 100% AGAINST the Board they are refusing to follow the law. Watch the clip for yourself — tell me that Recorder Heap is not extremely reasonable, logical, and that his highest priority isn’t simply following the law. You can’t. The Board is comprised of corrupt tyrants. Recorder Heap is fighting for the People. Bravo, Recorder Heap. Keep up the fight. You’re on the right side of history.

Jake Hoffman

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This is my take on travesty of the Maricopa BOS. It can be summed up in the first few minutes of this whole 24 minute inappropriately timed ambush of Heap at the budget meeting. Gallardo states that Helen Purcell was so well regarded that anything she wanted she was given, no questions asked. He goes on to blindside Heap with Tweets that he has no knowledge about. But here is the tell in that rant… Gallardo said, paraphrasing, how do you expect me to vote on this budget when you have senior staff disparaging 1/3 of the voters in Maricopa. It shows he is using his feelings to conduct business. I left the full 24 minute exchange so you can see how Gallardo attacked Heap, as Heap tried to respond (more calmly than I would have) Galvin interrupts & calls him a liar & Stewart, the sane voice in the room. But this problem didn’t start that day. Trouble has been brewing in the recorders office since Purcell was ousted. Since Purcell left things have not run smoothly. The budget meeting was just a spill over of behind the scenes tensions, whispers, private meetings, etc. A very unprofessional spill over. Which Brophy-McGee wasn’t going to allow Heap to respond. What does that say to Heap? This particular latest problem started before Richer even left office. Remember, Archer, the insider, told us they were rewriting the SSA because they were “protecting from possibly hostile incoming recorders”. He deleted that post, but not before I grabbed it. - see below He later told us: “At issue: Heap had allied himself with the election fraud grifters so he had to spend the entire election questioning the competency of county staff with no evidence to back up the claims. Whether that was a factor or not, last year the Board modified the elections Shared Services Agreement (SSA) shift more election related responsibilities under the Board of Supervisors.” See below. After he had told us last year that Heap’s stance on elections was the reason. The stage was set & the die was cast before Heap was sworn in. And has degraded since. The BOS stripped Heap of his constitutional duties. They have continued to dig their heals in. Fast forward to today. The board demands a report/documents within 10 days & if Heap doesn’t produce it & to their satisfaction they will vote to remove him - that is the purpose of the statute they chose. Today - they said they were not going to compel him to testify. But Heap voluntarily agreed to a verbal report. But, Brophy-McGee made him swear in. Did that instill trust? Then Stewart made a motion to declare that Heap had met his obligations. The rest of the board wouldn’t agree & Brophy-McGee made sure to say the matter is not closed, paraphrasing “we will look at this report & decide then what further actions to take” - leaving a vote to remove Heap on the table. Did that instill trust? Then Brophy-McGee has the nerve to be upset that Heap would not agree to come back to “voluntarily testify” (under oath I’m sure) because the board has done nothing to instill trust since before he even took office. The board spent over an hour laying their case for passing a predetermined event - passing a resolution (policy) on how they will deal with Heap in the future. An action that Langhofer gave them as an option to bypass any further negotiations with Heap. Frankly, I’m disappointed in Stewart going along with it. Did that instill trust? What I witnessed today was outright hostility toward Heap & the citizens there to support him. I witnessed self-exoneration. I witnessed a lawyer that is not helping matters. I witnessed a cold shoulder to their colleague. I witnessed group think, bullying & a bunch of people that are angry because Heap (& now Stewart) are not just letting the board railroad to get their way. Lesko really thinks they are giving Heap what he wants. It shows they are not listening to Heap or the taxpayers.

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“I also want to acknowledge to this Court and Ms. Read that I was mistaken when I interpreted her words to say ‘I’m dead. I’m fucking dead.’” - Attorney Marc Diller, 3/6/26 Well… that’s one way to end a week. After filing it, italicizing it in a motion so it would stand out to the Court, defending it in multiple pleadings and trying to explain it away once the audio started circulating publicly… Marc Diller walked into court today and admitted he got it wrong. The hearing itself started with a sidebar, where the attorneys spent quite a bit of time in a private conference with the judge. The attorneys then went into a room by themselves where they conferred with one another. When everyone came back on the record, Diller announced that the plaintiffs were withdrawing their TRO motion entirely. Instead, the parties agreed to work expeditiously and in good faith on a stipulation regarding the handling of Karen Read’s phones before they are returned to her custody. If they can’t come to an agreement on that protocol, the issue will go right back in front of the court. Importantly, the existing preservation order and prior agreements remain in place. Nothing about that changed. Another key point that came out of the hearing: anything related to the phones will now go through Read’s legal team first. Her attorneys will handle the review and extraction process, and while the plaintiffs can make suggestions about what they believe is relevant, the ultimate decisions remain with Read’s team. Which brings us back to the quote. Because let’s not forget how this whole thing started. The phrase “I’m dead. I’m fucking dead.” wasn’t buried somewhere in a filing. It was front and center, highlighted and emphasized as part of the argument for why the court should step in and block Karen Read from getting her property back. It was presented as if it were a direct, incriminating statement. And today, in open court, the attorney who put that quote into the record acknowledged that he misinterpreted it. 🗣 The motion built around that argument was fully withdrawn with Diller tucking his tail admitting that he was wrong. Sometimes the loudest accusations end with the quietest admissions.

BoozeyBeauty

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Mujamma Haraket

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Ludacris says Justin Timberlake told him to “shut the fuck up” backstage after he celebrated winning the Grammy for Best Rap Album for Release Therapy “Every time I went to the Grammys, I’m in the category with Eminem and Ja Rule, and these motherfuckers were killing this shit. Jay-Z, DMX, huge artists. But when it comes to these motherfuckers, I’m losing every fucking award” “I come around and finally, I make this album, Release Therapy. I’m making this fucking album, and I’m going to win Best Rap Album for this shit. I’m specifically going in, writing this shit, making it the way it needs to be. And when they called my fucking name, that did it for me. It was over a decade of loss, and then finally getting that recognition” “Because I was so passionate after I got that award, I went backstage. At this time they had all the artists separated by curtains. So motherfuckers weren’t in specific rooms. I get back and I’m like, ‘Yeah, fuck yeah, I made it. I did it. I won. I literally set out to make this album to get a Grammy, and I got it’” “All of a sudden, I hear this voice from the other room, on the other side of the curtain. The motherfucker is like, ‘Shut the fuck up, man. Some of us didn’t win any goddamn Grammys today.’ I’m like, ‘Who the fuck is that?’ I pull the curtain back. This dude Justin Timberlake is on the other side. That dude said, ‘Shut the fuck up. Some of us didn’t win any goddamn Grammys this year.’ That motherfucker Justin is gangster, bro”

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