This is not an official hearing like all these low rent media lying liars claim, or at least dupe the gullible into believing it is. It is closer to a campaign rally than to be public hearing.
Quote:The Arizona legislature will hold a hearing on election improprieties and the integrity of the state’s 2020 election on Monday. Members of the Arizona Senate and House of Representatives will participate on the public event.
Representative Mark Finchem of Legislative District will chair the hearing.
That hearing has not yet been approved by House leadership, and time is of the essence to show proof that our election has been compromised.”
Nobody is saying anything that isn't true, or trying to hide anything, so what are you talking about
Quote:A massive “Stop the Steal” rally is being held at the Arizona Legislature on Saturday at noon, with speakers including conservative commentator Nicholas J. Fuentes and Infowars host Alex Jones.
So you are saying that the rally held on Saturday is the same as the meeting scheduled for a completely different day?
The Arizona Legislature is NOT holding a hearing. Repeat is NOT. It's being held by Trumpers.
The "rally" is also not official business of the Legislature.
Quote:The Arizona Legislature is NOT holding a hearing. Repeat is NOT. It's being held by Trumpers.
The Arizona legislature will hold a hearing on election improprieties and the integrity of the state’s 2020 election on
Monday. Members of the Arizona Senate and House of Representatives will participate on the public event.
Representative Mark Finchem of Legislative District will chair the hearing.
Argue with the reporter who published it. I simply posted the news from the website.
Quote:The "rally" is also not official business of the Legislature.
Who said it was? The info on the rally reads as such:
A massive “Stop the Steal” rally is being held
AT the Arizona Legislature on
Saturday
"At' is not the same as 'by'.
I am not arguing. Just stating fact. It's not a hearing.
Quote:Just stating fact. It's not a hearing.
You can state it until you are red, white, and blue in the face, but that is still what the news article says, even if you don't like it.
It was not a "news" article. But regardless, the article was wrong. But obviously it worked as you are easily swayed.
Arizona legislative hearings are official state business with rules. What ever you want to call what you were told, it was not business of the legislature.
Quote:But regardless, the article was wrong.
Again, argue with them. However, when legislators get together to me and have a chairperson running that meeting, what do you call that?