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Emergency Court Hearing in the Kari Lake Case ORDERED!

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Without further ado, I will state categorically that Katie Hobbs certified her OWN election!

After major electoral irregularities were discovered, she apparently used coercive techniques to certify her own election, ensuring her position as the governor of a whole state.

How on earth is it just or acceptable in the slightest? Why is it that not everyone can immediately see the conflict of interest?

In response to the certification of the outcomes in the campaign for Arizona governor in 2022, Kari Lake, never one to take things lying down, filed a lawsuit.

Other officials have also sued Maricopa County, and Lake has vowed to carry her case all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary.

Now, a judge has mandated that Hobbs and Lake appear in court for a hearing that will begin at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

Here’s more on Lake’s pending lawsuit:

According to The Epoch Times:

Judge Peter Thompson, in issuing the (pdf) order, wrote that the court has “reviewed” Lake’s “verified statement of election contest” and said the “matter will be set on an accelerated basis.”

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer and Board of Supervisors Chairman Bill Gates were also ordered to attend the hearing, which will start at 2 p.m. ET.

It comes as Lake stated Monday that her lawsuit is, in part, fueled by alleged whistleblower claims who have come forward.

Just The News shared these troubling claims:

“We believe that up to 135,000 ballots were pushed through that should not have been pushed through,” Lake told “Just the News, No Noise” Monday.

“We’re asking a judge to let us take a look at all of the envelopes and compare signatures, so that we can find out for sure how many bad, fraudulent ballots got through in that way, of basically cheating or breaking the rules.”

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