Michigan Election Fraud

[TC Talks]

Here's an update on some of the Nit Wit's who tried to overthrow the Michigan elections.

Some of the fake electors were local party activists, like James Renner, a Michigan state trooper; charges against him were dropped after he reached a cooperation agreement last year. He expressed regret at what had taken place, telling state investigators that he “felt that I had been walked into a situation that I shouldn’t have ever been involved in.”

Nick Somberg, a Republican congressional candidate in Michigan, is representing Meshawn Maddock, a former co-chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party, who is among those charged. In a social media post that recently surfaced, Mr. Somberg referred to Mr. Renner as the state’s “star snitch.”

That led Kristen D. Simmons, the judge presiding over pretrial hearings in Michigan, to issue a warning this week, saying she did not want “to be taking time away from my judicial duties to address comments made on Facebook posts.”

She added, “It’s juvenile, and it’s ridiculous.”

Mr. Somberg defended his comments in an interview and said he worried about the chilling effects of the case. “Are people going to be so outspoken, seeing what happened to these Republicans?” he said.

But he added, “I don’t think the election was stolen.”

[Round Six]

... That led Kristen D. Simmons, the judge presiding over pretrial hearings in Michigan, to issue a warning this week, saying she did not want “to be taking time away from my judicial duties to address comments made on Facebook posts.” ...

I don't recall my BarBri Legal Handbook suggesting I peruse Facebook for opinions before making a judgement.

[Round Six]

Here's another one that gave me a grin:

.... charges against him were dropped after he expressed regret at what had taken place, telling state investigators that he “felt that I had been walked into a situation that I shouldn’t have ever been involved in.” ....

Yes your honor my client was walked into participating in this nefarious deed. It wasn't his fault, okay? Move for dismissal.

[TC Talks]

Here's another one that gave me a grin:

.... charges against him were dropped after he expressed regret at what had taken place, telling state investigators that he “felt that I had been walked into a situation that I shouldn’t have ever been involved in.” ....

Yes your honor my client was walked into participating in this nefarious deed. It wasn't his fault, okay? Move for dismissal.

The prosecutors needed a key witness, he got a better deal for cooperating.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

I can’t wait until my former friend and fake elector, Clifford Frost, gets locked up.