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Related: About this forumTrump administration takes formal step toward freeing Tina Peters
DENVER The Trump administration is taking an official step to spring election conspiracy heroine Tina Peters from prison in Colorado.
The Colorado Department of Corrections confirms it received notice from the Federal Bureau of Prisons on Nov. 12, a concrete move toward a speculative strategy to free Peters from custody.
President Trump cannot pardon the former Mesa County clerk, who is serving a nine-year prison term on state charges for a scheme to sneak fellow election deniers into Colorados voting systems in a search for election rigging.
Far-right activists have repeatedly called for the Trump administration to use a novel maneuver to free Peters by first taking her into federal custody, perhaps by claiming she is a witness in a federal investigation into the 2020 election.
Peters has echoed Trumps false claims that the 2020 election was rigged against him.
https://www.9news.com/article/news/politics/trump-administration-free-tina-peters/73-ebd88246-28c3-4ea7-a742-278c7f7509a6
J_William_Ryan
(3,158 posts)Yet another impeachable offense that will lead to neither impeachment nor the conviction of Trump.
And yet another attack on states rights by the authoritarian Trump regime.
hlthe2b
(112,149 posts)plus a suspicion that all this is just to placate vocal Trump supporters, even though it is not internally expected to work...?
https://www.9news.com/article/news/politics/president-trump-free-tina-peters-prison/73-7ec6fbc7-1cca-4ed5-a5a7-e3969e0bf811
dweller
(27,604 posts)is just a suggestion
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Fiendish Thingy
(21,556 posts)If Peters is taken into federal custody, then released, what would stop Colorado from imprisoning her again?
I dont think the governor of Colorado is going to roll over for this gambit.