A thread on @ronaldjhansen and @RAZ0RFIST

1. The job of correcting what remains of @azcentral is tedious and usually not worth it. But Ron Hansen wrote an amateur take on election fraud that was devoid of facts and reason. He defends ballot fraud and voter disenfranchisement.

2. Without evidence Ron attacks the Oracle labelling him a conspiracy theorist comedian. The term "conspiracy theorist" is what leftists use to attack a person without then feeling the need to address facts.

3. Some facts: the Oracle has 45,000 twitter followers and 266,000 YouTube subscribers. The Az Republic has a circulation of 130,000 and declining. As Seeing Red Arizona says "As a left-wing agenda pusher, it hastens its own demise, without giving an inch to the bitter end."

4. Ron showed no investigative skills at all. The Oracle set forth specific data regarding Adrian Fontes declaration of "election emergency" and the extension of voting in democrat areas only. He showed coordination with the Sinema campaign.

5. @RAZ0RFIST showed the effort to allow "ballot changes" after the fact. He showed a nationally reported story on a democrat consulting group that said Trump will win on Election Day but they will take steps to reverse that after Election Day with mail in ballots.

6. In short. Ron failed as a journalist. He showed no critical thinking. He dismissed information without verification. He lacks basic intellectual curiosity that reporters should have.

7. Ron did contact McSally and her team says they've moved on and are looking at 2020. The problem: the Oracle is talking about 2020. He noted 2018 was the test run on her. The fact that her campaign can't see this reflects poorly on them and history could easily repeat.

8. The facts that Ron ignores: McSally won day of election. Then mail ballots rolled in 9-1 against her from “special” election places. That is not statistically likely. That is indicia of fraud. Ron is ok with that. @AZGOP