President Trump Directs DOJ to Take All Necessary Action to Release Political Prisoner Tina Peters

Valletta said:

President Trump Directs DOJ to Take All Necessary Action to Release Political Prisoner Tina Peters | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

In yet another blatant display of political persecution, former Mesa County, Colorado, Clerk Tina Peters, 68—a gold star mother—has been sentenced to 9 years in prison. Last week, President Trump’s close friend and former schoolmate, Peter Ticktin, filed an amicus brief in support of Tina Peters...

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President Trump is slowly dismantling the two-tiered justice system.

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Tina Peters is not a "political prisioner". She was a clerk who violated her oath of office to the State of Colorado to tamper with voting machines and cause the existing machines in her county to have to be replaced prematurely because of her actions. She was convicted by the State of Colorado and the President has no authority over them.

Valletta said:

President Trump Directs DOJ to Take All Necessary Action to Release Political Prisoner Tina Peters | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

In yet another blatant display of political persecution, former Mesa County, Colorado, Clerk Tina Peters, 68—a gold star mother—has been sentenced to 9 years in prison. Last week, President Trump’s close friend and former schoolmate, Peter Ticktin, filed an amicus brief in support of Tina Peters...

www.thegatewaypundit.com

President Trump is slowly dismantling the two-tiered justice system.

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Huh... Well not really surprising that you seem to be FOR election tampering despite claims otherwise .

If she was this bastion of democracy, why did she feel she had to "sneak" her "expert" in to the voting machines, using a fake badge? Why was the badge for Gerald Wood, instead of Conan Hayes (who actually used it) to make copies of the software? Why did she initially lie about her role in what occurred? And why did she claim that Gerald Wood had been vetted and background checked (which neither Gerald Wood or Conan Hayes ever was)? The simple fact is that she broke the law and betrayed her oath of office, period.

It is also worth noting that Hayes -- despite being claimed as a voting machine expert -- is actually the co-founder of a clothing company that failed (Chapter 11 bankruptcy). It seems that Hayes actual "expertise" was in "Q" conspiracy theories.

It is also worth noting that when the FBI went to inspect the election machines that Hayes had tampered with, that Peters did not show up. Instead, she was in a "safe house" per Mike Lindell, to "protect her." It was after this that the all-Republican County Board of Commissioners voted to replace all the machines due to the tampering -- not a "political act" by her "enemies," but done by her own party and co-workers -- as a result of her unlawful actions.

Last, it is worth noting that Peters herself oversaw a "risk limiting audit," as required by county law, to ensure the results from the tabulating computers matched a count done manually of a random selection of paper ballots. Tina Peters signed off on the audit, stating there were no issues or discrepancies. Further, it is worth noting that Mesa County -- where Tina Peters served as County Clerk -- voted nearly 63% for Trump in 2020, but in 2024 Trump only received about 61% of the vote.

7thKeeper said:

Huh... Well not really surprising that you seem to be FOR election tampering despite claims otherwise .

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Yeah, big shocker there.

The optimist in me thinks that a few years from now we shall reluctantly and reservedly thank Trump for deliberately testing the weaknesses in the USA's system of government, so that those weaknesses could be elimated, not - as planned by Trump, so that a fascist dictatorship can be established.

Wouldn't it be easier to pardon her?

Laodicean60 said:

Wouldn't it be easier to pardon her?

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Was she convicted of a state or federal crime?

Laodicean60 said:

Wouldn't it be easier to pardon her?

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The president can only pardon federal convictions - he has no authority over state courts. The governor of Colorado is the only person who could pardon Peters.

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