Intellectual Conservative

5 days ago | intellectualconservative.com | Rachel Alexander

The election integrity organization We the People AZ Alliance (WPAA), which discovered in 2022 that Maricopa County ballot affidavit reviewers were verifying signatures at speeds of up to one signature per second, revealed in a new video this week that reviewers during the 2024 election also verified signatures at a similarly rapid pace. The group alleged that AI was used, especially in the 2020 election, which the county had previously denied, despite it being mentioned in contracts.

6 days ago | intellectualconservative.com | Rachel Alexander

All 15 of Arizona’s counties agreed to settle a lawsuit brought last September by America First Legal (AFL) and election attorney Jennifer Wright against their recorders over failing to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. Maricopa County agreed to the settlement earlier this month, Yavapai and Mohave counties settled in November, and the remaining counties settled last Wednesday, sending requests to the Department of Homeland Security to assist them in verifying voters’ citizenship.

1 week ago | intellectualconservative.com | Rachel Alexander

A Joint Legislative Ad Hoc Committee on Family Court Orders met on Monday to discuss reforming the family court system. The committee focused on complaints about “therapeutic intervention” (TI), when courts order a therapist to deal with parents who have split up.

1 week ago | intellectualconservative.com | Rachel Alexander

RINOs are claiming that former presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush were better Republicans and conservatives than President Donald Trump, smearing Trump as a “populist.” They think they get away with it by throwing around the populist word constantly — despite the fact 99% of Trump’s views align with Republican principles.

1 week ago | intellectualconservative.com | Rachel Alexander

The Arizona Supreme Court issued a full opinion last week explaining why the court upheld the suspension of former Maricopa County prosecutor April Sponsel’s law license for two years.