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  Let's say she legitimately started and was approved for the non-profit status, how would she have been able to begin it's operation on the exact same day as the vote certifications?
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  Well, I guess she could have been approved and ready to go prior to Dec 5th as a premeditated move.
  It's just interesting timing. I've even read that the IRS tends to be conservative leaning and I wouldn't be surprised by that given Trump wasn't audited for the first two years of his presidency among other news revelations.
context: Another victory against stupid people. >
  
  Kari LOST again. >
  
  She’s a two time loser >
  
  She was always a wiener in my mind. >
  
  She wipes back to front. >
  
  
  Lake has used social media to promote her lawsuit and ask supporters to contribute to a nonprofit organization established on Dec. 5 called the Save Arizona Fund. A person close to her, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal details, said she has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars into the fund, which is being used to pay attorneys, among other costs.
  
  Planned establishment of this "non profit" exactly on the day of vote certification. Another parasitic individual unnecessarily ripping people off and obviously lying. >
  
  If this is a real non-profit with 501c3 status, then the paperwork would have started months ago. You have to get approval by the IRS before you get that non-profit status