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4:53Now PlayingNewly-elected Arizona Republican Party chair, Gina Swoboda, following the Kari Lake recording scandal, openly admits to Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon that she would push lawsuits bent on restricting voter access around Arizona. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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'I'm wearing the armor of God'New Arizona GOP chair vows more antivoting lawsuits
"The newly-elected Arizona Republican Party chair, Gina Swoboda, proudly told longtime Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon on his "war room" show that the former president personally urged her to run for the position, reported KPNX's Brahm Resnik — and vowed to continue pushing lawsuits on his behalf to restrict access to voting in Arizona.
"How can the Arizona GOP be dead broke in an election year with nine months to go?" asked Bannon.
"They are," acknowledged Swoboda, saying that financial statements haven't been filed in the party for a year. "On the election side, we have to litigate, we have to litigate now, we have a lot of lawsuits going on, we have to get rid of the unmanned drop boxes, that judgment is imminent."
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