🚨Yes, Sherri — thank you for saying this so clearly.
A thousand reposts on viral accounts, or some small passionate claims do not turn an allegation into fact. Our elections are too important for that. When people amplify unverified claims without checking the original sources, asking for evidence, or verifying the records, it doesn’t help voters — it confuses them and undermines real accountability.
—Michele Swinick (
@EverythingHomeT) has spent years compiling public records, FOIAs, chain-of-custody documents, and videos from Maricopa County public records. She has been ready and waiting for officials to review that material directly. ⬇️
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—That is the standard we should all be demanding: look at the evidence, not the volume of the post, empty talks and some opinions. FACTS.
Thank you for reinforcing that verification and correction of false claims matter.
That’s how we actually protect election integrity.
—President Trump, (
@realDonaldTrump), please don’t hesitate and reach out to Swinick. This must be dealt with immediately. Thank you!
Yes yes and yes! Thank you Renata! I find the lies growing and on accounts that go viral.