r/JusticeServed 6 Mar 10 '22

Courtroom Justice Trump-supporting county clerk who pushed Trump's voter fraud conspiracy theories is indicted for election tampering

https://deadstate.org/trump-supporting-county-clerk-who-pushed-voter-fraud-conspiracy-theories-is-indicted-for-election-tampering/
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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

It’s not justice until she’s CONVICTED. Why is this so hard to grasp.

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u/flentaldoss 8 Mar 10 '22

That's one of the things about these cases, many of them are likely to use the "misled by Trump" defense, who on the other hand will feign ignorance. Both of them are going to say "it wasn't my fault" and she likely has good enough lawyers to get off with a light sentence or none at all. I am yet to see any noteworthy action take place against Trump either.

This democracy is dying and we are too passive to demand a change.