Liberal Forum

Donald Trump has less than 24 hours to gas up Trump One and seek asylum some place else.

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 TUCSON (KVOA) — Attorney General Kris Mayes confirms her office is investigating the fake elector scheme in Arizona after the 2020 Election.Mayes gave very few details on the case, saying her office usually doesn't provide updates on current investigations.
 Her comments come after it was revealed Arizona is mentioned five times in the indictment handed by a Georgia grand jury, accusing the former president and other defendants of trying to pressure the Arizona Speaker of the House.
 The indictment accuses the former president and other defendants of trying to pressure then Arizona Speaker of the House, Rusty Bowers, to overturn Arizona's election results.

The indictments point to an alleged phone call made to Bowers where he told Trump "I voted for you. I worked for you. I campaigned for you. I just won't do anything illegal for you."
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 The word racketeering may immediately trigger images of mobsters, organized crime and the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. However, racketeering also exists at the state level. In Arizona, charges apply whenever an organization, syndicate, business or enterprises attempts to make money by illegal means.
 Specifically in Arizona, the definition of racketeering is broad and covers many crimes - if they are committed for financial gain - including homicide, robbery, kidnapping, forgery, theft, bribery, gambling, extortion, trafficking of drugs and weapons, prostitution, money laundering and participating in a criminal syndicate.The two main racketeering crimes in Arizona are: illegal control of an enterprise and illegal conducting an enterprise. An enterprise is defined in Arizona as any corporation, partnership, association, labor union or other legal entity, or any association that is not formally a legal entity.——

Trump had better slip away while he can.

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