WA Gov. Jay Insley and Democrat officials served with the second round

On March 4, 2022, the Washington State Tea Room, a statewide commemorative movement, sought to serve Washington state officials with more than 30,000 legal affidavits from Washington citizens and requested a forensic audit of the 2020 election. .

Speaking to Gateway Pundit, founder of WA State Tea Room, Brianna Mats said, “This recent service is the first of two phases of our mission.”

Insley’s office refuses to accept services or sign documents, as well as the AG Ferguson office, the Jinkins office, the offices in Murray and Cantwell. Only the lieutenant governor accepted the service by signing Heck’s office documents.

On March 24, Governor Insley’s office and others received a second round of affidavits after failing to respond. House Speaker Laurie Jenkins and Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell continue to decline services.

“We have now officially worked with the Governor of the WA State, J. Insley, Lieutenant Governor, Danny Heck, and our Attorney General, Bob Ferguson, on both batches of signed and notarized documents, for them. Holdouts continue as Speaker of our House, Laurie Jenkins, our U.S. Senator, Patty Murray, and our Junior U.S. Senator, Maria Cantwell. But since yesterday’s service was made easier, it is now becoming quite ridiculous that these three government employees are still refusing to serve and doing absolutely nothing to make it easier, which is our constitutional right, “Pundit told Brianna Mats Gateway, founder of the Washington State Tea Room. .

“I hope further publicity will grease that wheel so that we can complete this stage of the process and move on to the next stage. But that being said, we don’t blink this first. They will be served their documents, because it will show the rights of the people of WA, or their repeated denials, which leads to consequences. Because as elected officials they have no right to do that, “Mats continued.

March 24, 2022 Brianna Mats and Washington State Tea Room Process Servers arrive in Olympia, Washington to serve in the offices of Jay Insley, Danny Heck, and Bob Ferguson with Round 2 of the Affidavit; The 2nd round of affidavits came after the Washington State leadership failed to respond to the notice of claim issued on March 4, 2022.

Washington State set up an appointment in Governor Jay Insley’s office for tea room service. When the process servers arrived, Washington State Patrol was present to greet them and help deliver the box of affidavits to the governor’s office. The office of Lieutenant Governor Danny Heck and the office of Attorney General Bob Ferguson also received service on the same day.

The Speaker of the House, Laurie Jenkins’s Office, continued to refuse service when Speaker Jenkins stated that he was only concerned with constituencies within his district.

An aide to Governor Insley’s office apologized for how the first attempt at service was made and was shocked that the House’s assistant speaker was refusing the service as “their job”. He was shocked and disappointed that the speaker was only concerned with the people of his district and not the entire state of Washington.

Senator Patty Marr’s office continues to answer phone calls or emails while Senator Maria Cantwell’s office in the Seattle Federal Building says the documents can be discarded but will not be signed and legal services will not be accepted.

CJTV Media broadcast the entire program live. Birds Eye News posted the video on Rumble.

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