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>Update: Twitter Says “No Signs” Maxine Waters’ Account Was Hacked

why does Maxine think her account was hacked?

did she post something 'controversial'?

>BREAKING: Arizona Attorney General Fires Off Letter to Secretary of State – Demands Documents Based on Forensic Audit Results

notable

The Gateway Pundit determined last week that following the AZ Senate Audit nearly 700,000 ballots in Maricopa County had issues as identified in the audit and canvassing of the county.

These issues are not likely mutually exclusive but give a very good indication that the 2020 Election in Arizona was full of tenss of thousands of invalid ballots.

Cyber Ninja’s in their report also listed more than 57,000 issues in ballots in various areas.

On Monday Jennifer Wright the Arizona Assistant Attorney General fired off a letter to the Arizona Secretary of State’s office requesting information related to registration list maintenance in the State of Arizona.

The Attorney General is starting his investigation.

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>>14774376

>Police Are Rebuilding, But Don’t Forget It Was Democrats Who Tore Them Down To Win An Election

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>>14774393

>BREAKING: Merrick Garland’s Wife ‘Advises’ On Election Audits, Like The Maricopa Audit DOJ Threatened In Arizona

We now have discovered evidence that AGGarland’s wife, Lynn Garland is highly involved at an executive level advising on ‘election audits’. Garland’s DOJ infamously threatened auditors in Maricopa County, Arizona with criminal charges for participation in a planned ‘canvass’ which eventually discovered massive fraud when conducted by private citizens.

During our research, interestingly enough, wewere unable to find these search results on Google, but they did come up using another search engine.

We’d like to know if Lynn Garland was paid for any of this work, and whom she was paid by if so. Also, we’d like to know if this information was disclosed in Garland’s confirmation process.

You can find Lynn Garland on these PDFs available for download here… on webpage

>>14774599

>AG Garland’s wife, Lynn Garland

https://www.the-sun.com/news/2091588/judge-merrick-garland-wife-lynn-attorney-general/

PERFECT MATCH Who is Merrick Garland’s wife Lynn?

Patrizia Rizzo, SEO Reporter

15:40 ET, Mar 10 2021Updated: 15:43 ET, Mar 10 2021

ynn Rosenman Garland, 59, is the wife of US Court of Appeals Circuit Judge Merrick Garland.

She is the granddaughter of Samuel Irving Rosenman, who served as a justice on the New York Supreme Court.

Rosenman also worked as special counsel to Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman.

Lynn went on to attend Harvard University and then to Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management to earn a Master of Science in operations management.

In 1987, she worked in Falls Church, Virginia, as a staff assistant to the vice president of operations for defense electronics contractor E-Systems Inc.'s Melpar division.

It is unclear what she does now career-wise.

Do they have children?

Judge Garland and Lynn have two daughters, Rebecca and Jessica Garland.

Jessica was previously the co-president of the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project, a student-run social justice project that aims to reduce recidivism and promote dialogue around issues connected to mass incarceration, according to Heavy.

She now works as a regional operations director for DaVita Kidney Care, according to her Linkedin profile.

Rebecca graduated from Yale University with a degree in Psychologyand went on to Harvard Business School to obtain a Master’s of Business Administration.

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>In 1987,she worked in Falls Church, Virginia, as a staff assistant to the vice president of operations for defense electronics contractor E-Systems Inc.'s Melpar division.

https://www.company-histories.com/ESystems-Inc-Company-History.html

Also in 1990 E-Systems finally settled a criminal and civil lawsuit involving its production of radios for the U.S. Army. The radios were supplied by E-Systems' Memcor division, which had been providing tactical radios to the Army for more than 15 years and at one time had been the world's leading producer of such equipment. In 1985, the Army terminated for default two contracts with Memcor totaling about $19 million. Following the cancellation, E-Systems was forced to shut down Memcor, laying off most of the division's employees. The company appealed the Army's terminations and also filed a $13-million claim against the Army. In early 1988, the federal government informed E-Systems that it was initiating a criminal investigation to determine whether the company had violated any procurement regulations associated with the cancelled contracts. The government charged that three managers and a supervisor at the Memcor plant had neglected to report test failures and repairs as required and, moreover, created fake documents on untested radios. Several former E-Systems employees were indicted for the test falsifications; E-Systems plead guilty to the charges and agreed to pay $4.6 million in fines. (The former comployees were acquited of the criminal charges.) In addition, as part of the settlement, E-Systems agreed to drop its suit against the government. Payment of the fines enabled E-Systems to continue to do business with the U.S. government.