Co-Host @Breaking_Battle radio show & podcast.
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Sam Stone retweeted
I asked a reporter why they haven't reported that I have received every major law enforcement endorsement. She said her editor wouldn't let her.
I appreciate her honesty. But it shows the sad state of where AZ media is. We made history. A challenger to the sitting AG received every major law enforcement endorsement and they don't report it.
If a Republican AG was the incumbent and the Democrat challenger received every major law enforcement endorsement, you would hear about it 24/7 and in every story about the race.
Sam Stone retweeted
‼️BREAKING: Canadians Workers FLEEING to the USA in Record Numbers
This is JUST as a I'd predicted.
Shocking new data from the NYT reveals a massive 142% surge in Canadian visas to the United States since Trump-era policies took effect.
While immigration from nearly every other region of the world has collapsed — Africa down 89%, Central Asia down 99%, Eastern Europe down 84% — Canadians are heading south in record numbers.
Experts say the dramatic shift signals growing frustration north of the border, with thousands of Canadians reportedly seeking better economic opportunities and stability in the U.S.
Canada's youth are fleeing at the first opportunity.... and I DONT blame them.
Galvin being EXACTLY the agent-of-chaos he claims the Recorder is
Laughable watching the people who have fought election integrity by calling everyone “deniers” rush out to become “deniers” when it suits them politically
This is what you get from people with zero principles beyond the pursuit of power
ICYMI last week the @RecordersOffice had an issue, raising supply chain questions. Justin Heap didn’t announce it until Friday 5:19pm. On this lack of transparency, folks are saying “the optics are terrible.” Justin needs to improve after Trump called him “dishonest” last Monday.
Sam Stone retweeted
Totalitarianism has historically come in many flavors: monarchy, dictatorship, fascism, communism, theocracy, etc.
However, the one thing that EVERY totalitarian regime in world history has had in common is the fact that one of their first official acts after achieving power is to outlaw dissent.
I'm not sure how anyone cannot understand what is at stake with the upcoming midterms: liberty or totalitarianism.
Choose.
Sam Stone retweeted
Democrats sincerely want to outlaw political dissent, you know, like fascists.
Sam Stone retweeted
I will admit, I thought the Roadster hype was excessive and claims that it will "fly" absurd. At best I thought we'd see a very fast car that might achieve some sort of temporary lift at a high speed.
But my brain can't even process what I witnessed.
Sam Stone retweeted
EARLY VOTING UPDATE:
Today, we received approximately 80,000 early ballot packets. All packets were processed, and signature verification was completed by 2:00 p.m., breaking our previous record!
We continue to see higher daily voter turnout at our early voting locations compared to previous elections.
Now that the Recorder’s early voting staff are informing voters of their options, more than 80% of voters bringing in their green early ballot envelopes are choosing to have them ID-verified and stamped. This is a dramatic increase from the Primary and clear evidence that voters welcome this new option.
HAPPY VOTING!
Takes a pretty dumb lawyer to tell his BOS colleagues, with total assurance, that “Board or” and “Recorder or” mean the same thing 🤷♂️
You are lying again. As you have repeatedly for the better part of two years while ignorantly blathering to the press about things you have no comprehension of
1. Do I think anything nefarious was at play in this situation?
No
2. Did I recommend and contact the FBI and MCAO immediately to pass what we had been given on?
Absolutely did. Would do it again. Every time. Because when questions about potentially fraudulent activity in an election come to light the proper reaction is not for the organization at hand to clear themselves, but to bring in an appropriate outside investigative agency to do it.
3. Brahm asked why we didn’t just tell Scott Jarrett
We did, via MCAO, immediately authorizing them to share what we received with MCED and BOS
So what Brahm is really wanting, and some members of this board are leaking to him to try to get, is MCRO to play the duck and cover game that has already cost one group of BOS members and two Recorders their seats
Sorry, not sorry. Never gonna happen
Sam Stone retweeted
Joined @Breaking_Battle to break down our fraud crisis, IRS double standards and why the DSA agenda is designed to replace our system of government.
@SamThePol
NEW EPISODE OUT NOW
This week on Breaking Battlegrounds, Chuck Warren and Sam Stone welcome Chuck Flint, Henry Olsen, and Jon Riches to discuss the 2026 midterms, government fraud, IRS accountability, national debt, and government overreach.
Chuck Flint, President and CEO of the Alliance for IRS Accountability, exposes estimates of up to $521 billion in annual federal fraud losses, unpaid taxes among federal employees, the Democratic Socialists of America's spending agenda, and efforts to hold fraudsters accountable.
Website: irsaccountability.org
Substack: strikingflintdc.substack.com
X: @ChuckAFlint
Instagram: @chuckflintdc
Facebook & LinkedIn: Chuck Flint
B’s Crime Corner shifts the spotlight away from headlines surrounding Christa Pike’s reported failed execution and back to the brutal 1995 murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. B revisits the chilling crime, trial evidence, and decades-long legal battle, bringing attention back to the victim.
Henry Olsen, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, breaks down Republicans’ chances of retaining the Senate, polling inaccuracies, key 2026 midterm races, and political shifts across Europe.
X: @henryolsenEPPC
Jon Riches, Vice President for Litigation at the Goldwater Institute, examines government overreach, Pima County’s data center moratorium, private property rights, ASU’s DEI training lawsuit, and taxpayer-funded film incentives.
X: @GoldwaterInst
Website: goldwaterinstitute.org
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Sam Stone retweeted
The irony of finding my Maricopa County Ballot AND my Maricopa County Property Tax Statement in my mailbox at the same time...
After 2 days at the top, Florence Ely Nelson Desert Park got de-throned by perennial powerhouse Surprise City Hall as the top Maricopa EV site today
#MaricopaVotes
Sam Stone retweeted
Just for the fucking record, so everyone is clear, I'm not getting paid. I do it to combat the fire hose of bullshit lies that get spewed from almost every institution, podcaster, entertainer. I do it so my Jewish friends know they're not alone as the world turns on them. Again.
Sam Stone retweeted
We do not assume the tax is annual. We estimate the revenue of the measure as written: a one-time wealth tax that could generate long-term income tax losses. We see 30% of the wealth tax base already eliminated pre-2026 and apply litigation-survival probability to the rest. 1/2 conference.nber.org/conf_pap…
The Hoover Institution, in a deceptive study, claimed the tax would end up costing more than it brings.
To reach that conclusion, the authors of the study assumed that the tax would become annual. Hence, on the cost side, some billionaires would leave California.
However, on the benefits side, if the tax becomes annual it would generate revenue annually.
But the Hoover economists did not take that into account.
You read that correctly: they assumed the tax would be annual, leading to some outflows, but that it would bring revenue only once.
This makes no sense – but usefully fuels the anti-tax ads. xitter.cf/gabriel_zucman/status/…
Sam Stone retweeted
The United Auto Workers now represents more workers at the University of California than at General Motors.
As its industrial base shrinks and its campus membership grows, the union’s politics increasingly reflect the priorities of the university left.
The changing membership helps explain the changing agenda.
The United Academic Workers of America: A leadership election reveals the leftward shift at the United Auto Workers under president Shawn Fain. on.wsj.com/4iYwDgK
