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  Lock her up?
context: Would love to see her ass end up in prison. If she wants to keep up this charade…she ain’t Trump where she can continue putting off court or paying people off or withholding payments for her legal help. She’s a nobody who lost an election in the middle of the desert. 
  Big Joan would be happy to upgrade Kari’s 1973 Danny Bonaduce haircut to a 2023 prison crewcut as soon as she’s processed! >
  
  Lol! 
  I read: I’d love to see her, ass end up, in prison. >
  
  Will the republicans ever stop voting for psychotic losers? >
  
  They did stop voting for her. That’s why she lost. >
  
  She got 49.7% of the state’s vote. They did NOT stop voting for her. >
  
  She got all the republicans' votes too and would have won if they hadn't killed themselves with covid on purpose >
  
  Based on how close it was, and the partisan divide among deaths in Arizona due to COVID, you absolutely may be right. >
  
  That and the bazillion people who have moved to Phoenix and Tucson from Washington, Oregon and California. May they all go home at some point. >
  
  Hey, hey, that's me!  I mailed in a ballot in Maricopa county that went for Biden in 2020.  It's hard not to grin when the GOP lies about voter fraud.  Gives me the Leonardo DiCaprio snapping his fingers meme energy. >
  
  I bet five bucks that she will try to fire the real Arizona Secretary of State with her fake Arizona “Governor” powers. >
  
  Most of the article (tldr: she posted voter signatures and that could be illegal):
  
  Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D) on Monday requested an investigation and “appropriate enforcement action” against Kari Lake, the defeated election-denying Republican gubernatorial candidate, over a tweet that allegedly violates state law.
  In a letter addressed to the state’s attorney general, Kris Mayes (D), Fontes argues that Lake’s post from Jan. 23, in which she falsely claims nearly 40,000 ballots were “illegally counted,” referencing an illustration with 16 voter signatures, violates a subsection of Arizona law.
  “The protections afforded by this subsection prohibit posting any information derived from voter registration forms or precinct registers to the internet, and under no circumstance may a person other than the voter or an statutorily authorized person reproduce a voter’s signature,” Fontes writes in the letter... >
  
  
  she posted voter signatures and that could be illegal):
  
  It's a felony to display voter signatures without their approval. >
  
  The law:
  
  under no circumstance may a person other than the voter or an statutorily authorized person reproduce a voter’s signature.... A person who violates this subsection or subsection E of this section is guilty of a class 6 felony.
  
  The post is literally 16 pictures of signatures. Pretty clear violation of that law.
  However, a class 6 felony is the least severe type of felony in Arizona. A conviction can result in fines, probation, or a prison sentence in the Arizona Department of Corrections typically between 4 months to 5.75 years. A class 6 felony is unique in that the prosecutor has the option to charge it as a misdemeanor. Even if the crime is charged as a felony, a class 6 felony can be reduced to a misdemeanor.
  She could possibly do jail time, but she'll most likely just end up paying a huge fine, which she'll just get her gullible supporters to pay for her. >
  
  Her ship has sunk and she's still treading water, saying the cruise isn't over. >
  
  Fantastic metaphor. Are you an English teacher? >
  
  Adrian Fontes is awesome. I’ll continue to vote for him. >
  
  I think we are in a civil war and don’t know it yet. Trump and his group (including the ones in office) are a clear and present danger to the US and are pulling supporters to something much more than grievances off of conspiracies. >
  
  There's no doubt. >
  
  And nothing will happen to her. We've seen this a million times. >
  
  Ok? So arrest her and charge her.  But we all know they won't. Rules for thee, not for me. >
  
  Oh good so she will be in jail soon with all the other politicians that broke the law >
  
  Lock her up already.