Exposing Political Persecution Against Election Integrity Advocate
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 1 day ago
**Persecution**
In a shocking display of political persecution, Tina Peters, a former clerk from Mesa County, Colorado, and a Gold Star mother, has been sentenced to a staggering nine years in prison.
Peters, aged 68, was convicted on multiple charges related to her efforts to preserve critical election data and raise questions about election irregularities.
This severe punishment is seen as a direct attack on her brave stance for election integrity, effectively labeling her a political prisoner.
The case against Peters raises troubling questions about the two-tiered justice system currently in play under the Biden-Harris administration.
While Peters faces draconian punishment for her actions, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office has faced no repercussions despite serious breaches in election security.
Griswold's team left voting system passwords publicly accessible on the state’s website for months, yet has not been held accountable.
This glaring disparity points to how the current administration is weaponizing the judicial system against its political adversaries, silencing those who dare to question the mainstream narrative on election integrity.
As Peters prepares to enter prison, she released critical forensic reports detailing her findings on election processes in Mesa County, urging supporters to remain vigilant against what she describes as injustices in the electoral system.
Her fight for transparency and justice demonstrates a commitment to uphold democratic principles that many believe should unite Americans—regardless of political affiliation.
As this saga unfolds, it challenges us to reflect on the implications of a government willing to prosecute individuals for their beliefs while allowing serious breaches of electoral security to go unpunished.
It serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up for free speech and the principles of democracy that define our nation.
In these times, Americans must be vigilant, standing against political persecution and advocating for a fair and transparent electoral process that honors the sacrifices of those who have fought for our freedom.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
thegatewaypundit.com
freebeacon.com
In a shocking display of political persecution, Tina Peters, a former clerk from Mesa County, Colorado, and a Gold Star mother, has been sentenced to a staggering nine years in prison.
Peters, aged 68, was convicted on multiple charges related to her efforts to preserve critical election data and raise questions about election irregularities.
This severe punishment is seen as a direct attack on her brave stance for election integrity, effectively labeling her a political prisoner.
The case against Peters raises troubling questions about the two-tiered justice system currently in play under the Biden-Harris administration.
While Peters faces draconian punishment for her actions, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office has faced no repercussions despite serious breaches in election security.
Griswold's team left voting system passwords publicly accessible on the state’s website for months, yet has not been held accountable.
This glaring disparity points to how the current administration is weaponizing the judicial system against its political adversaries, silencing those who dare to question the mainstream narrative on election integrity.
As Peters prepares to enter prison, she released critical forensic reports detailing her findings on election processes in Mesa County, urging supporters to remain vigilant against what she describes as injustices in the electoral system.
Her fight for transparency and justice demonstrates a commitment to uphold democratic principles that many believe should unite Americans—regardless of political affiliation.
As this saga unfolds, it challenges us to reflect on the implications of a government willing to prosecute individuals for their beliefs while allowing serious breaches of electoral security to go unpunished.
It serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up for free speech and the principles of democracy that define our nation.
In these times, Americans must be vigilant, standing against political persecution and advocating for a fair and transparent electoral process that honors the sacrifices of those who have fought for our freedom.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
thegatewaypundit.com
freebeacon.com
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