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It's Friday, January 29, 2021, from Slated to Just I, Mike Pasca. Let's say you lived

in Arizona and were a generally conservative person, little to the right of center, maybe

not only a bit more than a little to the right of center. You probably voted for John McCain

a few times in your life. You probably very much want the government to keep their hands

away from saying, you're opinion, the things you think you would never want the government

to tell you what to think, who to vote for, you wouldn't want them to ignore, who you

did vote for, and you probably wouldn't want to waste public money on frivolous court cases.

Well, Arizona House Bill 2720, introduced by Representative Shauna Balak, has something

for you. Something horrible for you. In fact, all of it is exactly the opposite of why

you're a Republican in the first place. The newly elected far right, Balak, is proposing

this according to the Arizona Republic, that leaders be allowed to override the state

certification of election results and appoint presidential electors of their own choosing.

Balak, who's married to state Supreme Court Justice, Clint Balak, also proposes a variety

of other bad ideas in her bill, according to the newspaper chief among them, is a provision

that judges no longer be allowed to dismiss frivolous election lawsuits, instead they would

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