Republican Arizona state Sen. Anthony Kern recently filed a legislative proposal that would allow lawmakers to overturn elections. Senate Concurrent Resolution 1014 would allow Arizona politicians to determine how electoral college votes are divvied up, stipulating that "the Legislature, and no other official, shall appoint presidential electors in accordance with the United States Constitution." As noted by HuffPost, Kern's bill was not the first GOP-authored proposal in the state that suggests allowing legislators to overturn the certification of elections. In 2021, then-state Rep. Shawna Bolick, a Republican, proposed a bill that would have allowed the legislature to subvert a presidential election "at any time before the presidential inauguration." In 2022, then-state Rep. John Fillmore, another Republican, put forth a bill that would permit politicians to "accept or reject the election results” for any regular primary or general election.
tps8249 · Feb 2, 2024 9:22 AM · 3,985 views
यो एन्थोनी कर्न भन्ने वेश्यापुत्र: Kern worked for the El Mirage Police Department from March 2005 to November 2014,[3] as a code enforcement officer.[2] He is not a certified peace officer, despite falsely claiming to be a certified officer in a 2015 legislative debate,[3][4] as well as on financial disclosure forms.[3] During his tenure at the department, Kern was disciplined several times.[3] In June 2014, the police department placed Kern on administrative leave for lying to a superior about a lost city-owned tablet computer.[2][3] In August 2014, following a disciplinary hearing, Kern was fired from the police department.[2] In 2014, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office added his name to its "Brady List" of officers with a record of misconduct or dishonesty.[3][2] As a legislator, he tried to pass a law that would remove his name from the Brady list of officers with a record of misconduct without informing the sponsor that it would apply to him. After it was disclosed that the bill was for Kern's benefit, House Bill 2671 was amended to eliminate the provisions that would have helped him.[5]
digambar · Feb 2, 2024 8:18 PM
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