Unelected government summons mobs engaging in criminal behavior to stop audit of fraudulent election

Hobbs has shared that she believes the current audit is a sham:

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs slammed the efforts of Republicans in her state to lead an election audit of ballots cast during 2020, saying that it “seems like such a farce” and should end.

As we reported previously, Hobbs is going crazy trying to stop this audit in Phoenix and yet her job should be to welcome audits of the electoral process so any recommendations on improvements can be implemented. Instead, she is freaking. On April 1, Hobbs sent a letter to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (MCBOS) just before these five Supervisors had scheduled a 10:00 AM, secret, closed-door, emergency meeting, which is absolutely in violation of open meetings laws. In her letter, she twisted the intent of the Senate, which is to remain hands-off during the audit, as “abdicating any responsibility or engagement in the audit process,” and “dangerous and irresponsible.” She utterly trashed the Senate’s lead firm, Cyber Ninjas as well as Jovan Hutton Pulitzer, and made this pronouncement, “Even if some previously harbored hope that this audit would build voter confidence, it should be clear now that the Senate has chosen another path. They’ve prioritized conspiracy over confidence.”

Hobbs ended by giving the MCBOS unmistakable marching orders for their secret meeting:
“…this morning, I asked Attorney General Brnovich’s Office to advise me of any legal options the Secretary of State may have to protect the integrity of our system and out voters’ confidence in it. But the County’s options in this regard are undoubtedly clearer than my Office’s. As you meet today, I ask that you carefully consider every option, and do what is necessary to protect our voters and our democracy.”

Now today we reported that BLM is in Phoenix:

This all seems too consequential. Are Katie Hobbs and the Democrats behind the BLM protests beginning today? Is BLM’s real purpose for coming to Phoenix to stop the Maricopa County audit? Time will tell. There are no consequences.