The Department of Justice (DOJ) is getting involved with the ongoing audit and it’s about to get nasty again.
On Thursday, a Republican spokesperson said that they don’t want interference from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and do not need federal assistance or involvement in the process while conducting an audit of votes from the 2020 presidential election in Arizona.
It’s no longer a surprise for us because it’s the same organization that manufactured and ran the Russia collusion hoax and allowed for the 2020 election fraud is going to interfere with the Arizona audit!
According to Garrett Archer, working for ABC15 in Phoenix, tweeted that the Biden Department of Justice is going to “get involved in some capacity” with the ongoing forensic audit.
Source at the county says DOJ is going to get involved in some capacity with the #azaudit. #azauditpool
— The AZ – abc15 – Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) May 6, 2021
As we have been reporting for weeks now, Democrats are REALLY, REALLY worried about the Maricopa County audit.
Do not forget that the Department of Justice DID NOTHING as Democrats locked Republicans from ballot-counting rooms and drove in vanloads of ballots in the middle of the night!
Now the DOJ is stepping into a state’s audit of election ballots!
A former Arizona official working for the audit told The Washington Post that the state Senate plans to send a letter to the DOJ attempting to dismiss concerns about the safety of ballots being recounted in Maricopa County by a conservative firm.
“This is a matter between the Arizona Senate and Maricopa County,” former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett (R) told the Post. “We don’t see any grounds for anyone else to intervene.”
Here’s a copy of the DOJ Letter to Secretary of State Fann.
🔥DOJ Civil Rights Division has sent a letter to Senator Fann raising concerns over how the Arizona audit is being conducted
Democrats REALLY don’t want the audit to go through…..imagine THAT! pic.twitter.com/lWiR1DdPzq
— Femme🇺🇸 (@RealBasedMAGA) May 6, 2021
Sources: The Gateway Pundit, Washington Post
Must not have anything better to do…like look into a laptop.