Original article. These closed groups need closer examinations.
By Jordan Conradson
Published March 18, 2022 at 8:15 am 0 Comments
The Gateway Pundit received exclusive access to “The Teneo Digest” on Teneo Network‘s invite-only substack page.
We previously reported on the shocking photograph of Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer hanging out in somebody’s backyard with Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
This gathering took place at Teneo affiliate and Arizona State University law Professor Ilan Wurman‘s home. The Gateway Pundit previously reported on the Marxist indoctrination camp called ASU. It appears that another ASU Professor and Foundation for Defense of Democracies advisor, David Kilcullen is in attendance. Both are to the left of Mark Brnovich.
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On their substack page, Teneo advertises and encourages members to apply for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) Media Fellows Program.
Alliance for Justice reports that “since 2010, Teneo has received at least $250,000 from the Koch donor-advised fund, Donors Trust.”
News articles on The Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ website refer to the historic January 6 rally and march on our nation’s capital, “The Jan. 6 mob assault on the Congress and the stain on the image of American democracy… The Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Trump”, and “The Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection“.
Another FDD article says, “Trump’s term in office will forever be defined by the terrible events of January 6. Nothing will change that.”
These RINO leftists are anti-election integrity.
As a matter of Fact, Never-Trumper Bill Kristol sits on the board of advisors for FDD. TGP reported that Kristol is leading an effort to stop election integrity efforts and cover up the fraudulent 2020 election with RINOs in Maricopa County.
Vocal never-Trumper Ben Shapiro is also part of this secretive group.
The Teneo Digest on November 20th contains a photo of a private backyard meeting between Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and others. This could be a campaign stop, but a closer look at the bottom right of the image will show what appears to be the unmistakable clown hair of Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer.
There is an open criminal investigation into the stolen 2020 election and the 2020 elections officials. Or at least we think there is.
Although Stephen Richer was not the acting County Recorder until January 2021, the coverup is worse than the crime, and it certainly appeared to us that Richer was fully committed to covering it up.
Mark Brnovich is supposed to be investigating these people, not drinking beers and winning their votes!
The Gateway Pundit reported that Stephen Richer ran on exposing former Recorder Adrian Fontes’ “criminal” actions.
Is Attorney General Brnovich taking this investigation seriously?
Why is Mark Brnovich hanging out with never Trumpers and possible witnesses in election fraud investigations?
After multiple attempts to reach the office and media contacts of Brnovich and Richer and multiple direct messages on Twitter, TGP correspondent Jordan Conradson tweeted at the two for comment on this backyard meetup.
Still no answers…
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