18 indicted in Arizona, along with one "unindicted co-conspirator."

It looks like they still aren't listening to Americans. It's going to be a long, rough road for them.

wing2000 said:

...and more lost elections in 2024, following loses in 2018, 2020, 2022).

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It's surprising. At some point, one thinks they'd conclude that they need to change policies to appeal to more Americans. It seems they have concluded that they didn't cheat hard enough.

Vambram said:

Our republic is certainly worth being defended against the open lawfare being committed by Democratic Party politicians.

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wing2000 said:

Do you support Ms Ward's actions?

From the indictement:
KELLI WARD (001). WARD (001) was the chair of the Arizona Republican party. She organized the fake electors' vote on December 14, 2020, and voted for Trump-Pence as a fake elector, falsely stating that she was "duly elected and qualified." After voting, WARD (001) declared the Arizona Republican electors as the "true electors." She later urged Pence to accept false electoral votes for Trump-Pence on January 6, 2021.

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She did not withdraw her vote even though no legal challenge successfully changed the outcome of Arizona's 2020 Presidential Election.

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Did I miss your response Vambram? Do you or do you not support her actions?

From OP: "The names of seven of the defendants, including Meadows, Giuliani and Epshteyn, are redacted, but the document makes clear who they are by describing their roles."

Mark Meadows unmasked in Arizona fake electors indictment, faces 9 felony charges: Report​

The nine felony charges Meadows faces in Arizona include conspiracy, fraudulent schemes and artifices, and fraudulent schemes and practices. The remaining charges are felony forgery allegations.

More Trump allies, including Mark Meadows, plead not guilty in Arizona​

The former White House chief of staff — along with Mike Roman, who worked on Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign — pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from their alleged efforts to try to subvert Joe Biden’s win.

Most of the 18 defendants in the 2020 election case have already entered not guilty pleas, including former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, former state party GOP chair Kelli Ward and the pro-Trump electors who participated in a strategy that prosecutors say sought to deny Biden his rightful electoral victory. On Thursday, state Sen. Jake Hoffman (R) also pleaded not guilty. He, too, appeared by video, with artwork of Ronald Reagan donning a cowboy hat displayed behind him. Later in the day, Hoffman and another co-defendant, state Sen. Anthony Kern (R), were in the crowd when Trump made his first appearance in the battleground state since his criminal conviction in New York. To cheers, the former president called his trial “rigged” and said that “there was no crime.”

Trump was not charged in Arizona but was described in the indictmentas an unindicted co-conspirator.