The audit is finally underway!

It’s been a long and hard fought journey to get to this point, but Maricopa County is finally conducting a real audit of the votes in their election from November.

This is an audit of more than 2 million ballots and I’ll be honest, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if a number of them just magically disappear and I’m sure that it will be a number that exceeds the threshold by which Joe Biden “won”.

One of the things that bothers me most about how liberals are treating this is though it’s the Republican’s way of trying to discredit the election. This is blatantly false.

Just look at how they report this audit. This is how Yahoo News reports it,

When a Republican-led coalition gathers to “audit” Maricopa County, Arizona’s 2020 election results on Thursday, the motley crew will include a former lawmaker who previously lost a police job for lying about a stolen iPad and a technology firm helmed by a proponent of election conspiracy theories.

Joe Biden won the presidential election in Arizona, including in hotly contested Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix. Although multiple bipartisan reviews have upheld those results, and Donald Trump has long since exited the White House, a new effort to recount all of Maricopa County’s 2.1 million votes is kicking off this week. The scheme is led by actual elected officials with power, including the leaders of Arizona’s state Senate, which has tapped a Florida-based cybersecurity firm to oversee the audit.

But from kooky fundraisers to a conspiracy-minded tech CEO to an auditor who lost the very 2020 election he’s auditing, the recount has eyeballs rolling.

They are garbage!

The purpose of the audit is to ensure that there was no fraud or any fishy business conducted in the election. Why? Because there have been thousands of people who have reported irregularities in the election. These are people who have signed sworn affidavits to these facts. There are people who even said that they themselves drove the ballots from one state to another.

If there is suspicion of a crime, should it not be investigated? Of course, it should. The only reason they don’t want it to be investigated is because they’re afraid of what would be found.