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Letters to the Editor Saturday, March 25

The Daily Gazette 25 Mar 2023
PHOTOGRAPHER. Gazette Editorial Board. Article Audio.. 80. SHARES. Share on Facebook. Tweet. Follow us. Save. Share. Church should ask what Jesus would do ... I feel very bad for those who have been abused and the St ... Alplaus ... In the same article, Mark Finchem who lost his run for Arizona secretary of state in 2020, claims to have won with no supporting evidence ... .
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Hobbs and DHS Secretary visit southern border

Longview News-Journal 23 Mar 2023
Katie Hobbs and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas visited the border community of Nogales, Arizona, to discuss border security and humanitarian efforts ... The governor and DHS secretary met first with the Arizona Border Counties Coalition, a representative ...
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Texas wins 4th straight 800 free relay at NCAAs

The Post-Star 23 Mar 2023
Arizona State finished second at 6.05.08, with Leon Marchand anchoring in a 1.28.42 – the fastest split in history ... State crushed the NCAA record with a time of 1.20.67 — breaking Florida’s record 1.21.13 last year — and Arizona State took second at 1.21.07 for a school record.
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GOP bill would remove Arizona from ERIC, the database designed to combat voter fraud

Raw Story 22 Mar 2023
Kavanagh told the Senate on March 20 that sharing voter registration and driver’s license info was a violation of Arizona law ... When Arizona joined ERIC in 2018, it had the backing of all 15 counties and the Republican secretary of state, Michele Reagan ... Katie Hobbs, who lauded Arizona’s participation in ERIC while secretary of state.
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Nikki Haley's road to the White House will be difficult, but she has a key ...

Business Insider 22 Mar 2023
In 2022, he threw his support behind candidates that included Kari Lake, the 2022 Republican gubernatorial nominee in Arizona, and Kristina Karamo, the 2022 Republican secretary of state nominee in Michigan — both conservatives who vehemently disputed the results of the 2020 presidential election.
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The Trump-aligned election-conspiracy movement may be gathering steam ahead of 2024

Market Watch 21 Mar 2023
The only thing that’s not flying right now is bullets,” said Mark Finchem, a failed Republican candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference ... Former Arizona attorney general suppressed report refuting Trump election-fraud claims.
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Georgia county spends $1.2 million to avoid spending money on sheriff deputy’s gender-affirming care

Alternet 21 Mar 2023
ProPublica obtained records showing that two states — North Carolina and Arizona — have spent more than $1 million in attorney fees on legal fights similar to the one in Houston County ... Compared to North Carolina and Arizona, Houston County stands out for the huge legal bill it amassed relative to its small size.
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Election conspiracy movement grinds on as 2024 approaches

Napa Valley Register 20 Mar 2023
The only thing that's not flying right now is bullets," said Mark Finchem, a Republican candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference.
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Princeton’s Blake Peters, Caden Pierce shining in the perfect moment

Chicago Sun-Times 20 Mar 2023
Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images. A 15-year-old Blake Peters’ goals were modest enough ... Oh, and he wanted to be our nation’s Attorney General or Secretary of State. Yep, that’s all ... 2 seed Arizona. “He wants to be Secretary of State,” Henderson said, “and so he’s very unflappable.” Where have we heard that first part before? ... Another Evanston connection.
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Election conspiracies grind on as 2024 approaches

Bangor Daily News 19 Mar 2023
The only thing that’s not flying right now is bullets,” said Mark Finchem, a Republican candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference ... County, Arizona, which includes Phoenix.
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This Georgia county spent $1 million to avoid paying for one employee's gender-affirming care

Raw Story 19 Mar 2023
ProPublica obtained records showing that two states — North Carolina and Arizona — have spent more than $1 million in attorney fees on legal fights similar to the one in Houston County ... Compared to North Carolina and Arizona, Houston County stands out for the huge legal bill it amassed relative to its small size.

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