Prosecutors Must Be Held Accountable for Misconduct
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Posted 2 hours ago
**Prosecutorial Misconduct: A Real Threat to Our Constitutional Rights**
In a stunning display of political overreach, New York Attorney General Letitia James has continued her relentless pursuit of Donald Trump, vowing to weaponize the legal system against the former president following his overwhelming electoral victory.
Mike Davis, the founder of the Article III Project, has boldly called for accountability, stating that it is time to prosecute the prosecutors who have turned the judicial system into a tool of political warfare.
Addressing James, Davis warned, “We’re not messing around this time, and we will put your fat ass in prison for conspiracy against rights.” His remarks highlight a growing frustration among many Americans who feel that their constitutional rights are under siege.
The recent legal attacks against Trump, including those from James, Alvin Bragg, and Jack Smith, represent a direct assault on the First Amendment, targeting not only Trump but also his supporters and allies, including prominent figures like Rudy Giuliani and General Mike Flynn.
These prosecutions go beyond mere legal disputes; they set a dangerous precedent for the future of political discourse in America. If the judicial system can be manipulated to suppress dissenting voices, then we are faced with a grave threat to our democratic principles.
Davis's concerns resonate deeply when examining the motivations behind James's actions. During her 2018 campaign, she publicly vowed to “follow [Trump’s] money,” demonstrating a clear bias that undermines the very foundation of justice — impartiality.
By pursuing cases with no legitimate victims and disregarding constitutional protections, James and her fellow prosecutors are not only acting out of political ambition but also risking the integrity of the legal system itself.
As Trump has aptly pointed out, these attacks are not just against him; they are attacks on everyday Americans. By targeting Trump's lawyers and attempting to remove him from the ballot, these radical prosecutors are undermining the constitutional rights of all citizens.
In response to this alarming trend, Davis suggests holding these rogue prosecutors accountable under federal statutes that safeguard constitutional rights. Such measures would serve as a necessary deterrent against political prosecutions that compromise the sanctity of our justice system.
Voters have made it clear: they are unwilling to tolerate politically motivated attacks on their rights. The recent electoral gains by Republicans serve as a loud rebuke to the Democrats who have sought to prioritize their delusions over the pressing issues facing working-class Americans.
As we continue to navigate the complexities of our political landscape, it is essential that we uphold our constitutional values and defend against those who would seek to undermine them for their political gain.
The message is clear: if political prosecutions are not addressed, the very foundation of our Constitutional Republic will hang in the balance.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a stunning display of political overreach, New York Attorney General Letitia James has continued her relentless pursuit of Donald Trump, vowing to weaponize the legal system against the former president following his overwhelming electoral victory.
Mike Davis, the founder of the Article III Project, has boldly called for accountability, stating that it is time to prosecute the prosecutors who have turned the judicial system into a tool of political warfare.
Addressing James, Davis warned, “We’re not messing around this time, and we will put your fat ass in prison for conspiracy against rights.” His remarks highlight a growing frustration among many Americans who feel that their constitutional rights are under siege.
The recent legal attacks against Trump, including those from James, Alvin Bragg, and Jack Smith, represent a direct assault on the First Amendment, targeting not only Trump but also his supporters and allies, including prominent figures like Rudy Giuliani and General Mike Flynn.
These prosecutions go beyond mere legal disputes; they set a dangerous precedent for the future of political discourse in America. If the judicial system can be manipulated to suppress dissenting voices, then we are faced with a grave threat to our democratic principles.
Davis's concerns resonate deeply when examining the motivations behind James's actions. During her 2018 campaign, she publicly vowed to “follow [Trump’s] money,” demonstrating a clear bias that undermines the very foundation of justice — impartiality.
By pursuing cases with no legitimate victims and disregarding constitutional protections, James and her fellow prosecutors are not only acting out of political ambition but also risking the integrity of the legal system itself.
As Trump has aptly pointed out, these attacks are not just against him; they are attacks on everyday Americans. By targeting Trump's lawyers and attempting to remove him from the ballot, these radical prosecutors are undermining the constitutional rights of all citizens.
In response to this alarming trend, Davis suggests holding these rogue prosecutors accountable under federal statutes that safeguard constitutional rights. Such measures would serve as a necessary deterrent against political prosecutions that compromise the sanctity of our justice system.
Voters have made it clear: they are unwilling to tolerate politically motivated attacks on their rights. The recent electoral gains by Republicans serve as a loud rebuke to the Democrats who have sought to prioritize their delusions over the pressing issues facing working-class Americans.
As we continue to navigate the complexities of our political landscape, it is essential that we uphold our constitutional values and defend against those who would seek to undermine them for their political gain.
The message is clear: if political prosecutions are not addressed, the very foundation of our Constitutional Republic will hang in the balance.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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