Opinion from Laurie Roberts: Heads should roll for the state-sponsored smear of the governor, most of the Maricopa County supervisors, 12 judges and a who's who of elected and appointed officials.
that investigators for the state Attorney General's Office found no fraud was afoot in the 2020 election.
The accuser, a Scottsdale insurance agent by the name of Jacqueline Breger, had it all. All, that is, but actual evidence to back up her claims.Yet she was invited by a member of the Arizona Legislature to lay out the supposed conspiracy during an all-day livestreamed legislative hearing on elections – a hearing that just happened to come a day after we learned the yearlong AG’s investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing in 2020.
Breger was given nearly 45 minutes to level her accusations and name names, helpfully livestreamed by the state of Arizona and broadcast on a variety of far-right websites. She was invited to give her presentation by Republican Rep. Liz Harris of Mesa, one of the Legislature’s biggest election deniers.to pass the Republicans’ budget a few weeks ago.
Rogers needs to be removed as chair of Senate elections committee. And if Senate President Warren Petersen doesn’t, there should be a new vote for his job.
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