The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego
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Nine years is a long time to regret your life choices.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/03/us/politics/tina-peters-sentence-colorado.html
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Paywalled, so I can't read about what she did. Anyway, you two seem really sad about this. I am sad in sympathy with your sadness.
Education is extremely important.
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Paywalled, so I can't read about what she did. Anyway, you two seem really sad about this. I am sad in sympathy with your sadness.
@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Paywalled, so I can't read about what she did. Anyway, you two seem really sad about this. I am sad in sympathy with your sadness.
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4914462-colorado-county-clerk-sentenced-election-breach/
Doesn’t sound like she’s feeling destroyed, personally.
The Brad
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Paywalled, so I can't read about what she did. Anyway, you two seem really sad about this. I am sad in sympathy with your sadness.
@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Paywalled,
Tina Peters, the former clerk of Mesa County, Colo., was sentenced on Thursday to nine years in prison after being found guilty in August of tampering with voting machines under her control in a failed attempt to prove that they had been used to rig the 2020 election against former President Donald J. Trump.
At a hearing in Grand Junction, Colo., Judge Matthew D. Barrett scolded Ms. Peters sternly from the bench, telling her he had imposed the severe penalty because she had repeatedly advanced false claims about Mr. Trump’s defeat and in so doing become a celebrity among those who denied that he lost the race.
“But you are no hero, you abused your position and you are a charlatan,” Judge Barrett said, adding, “You cannot help but lie as easy as you breathe.”
The sentence was the first to be handed down against a local election official found liable for security breaches of voting machines made by Dominion Voting Systems. After Mr. Trump’s defeat to Joseph R. Biden Jr., pro-Trump activists across the country sought to gain access to Dominion machines, hoping to prove they had been used in a plot to flip votes from Mr. Trump to Mr. Biden.
But all of those efforts failed, and local officials in many cases opened investigations like the one into Ms. Peters.Before Judge Barrett imposed her sentence, Ms. Peters apologized for the seven criminal charges that a jury found her guilty of but also sought to press her case that Dominion’s machines had been used to cheat Mr. Trump out of a victory.
She then went on a muddled tangent about how the district attorney who had filed the charges against her was somehow implicated in a plot to get her ailing husband to divorce her before Judge Barrett, in a burst of annoyance, cut her off.
“I’m convinced you would do it again if you could,” Judge Barrett told her at one point. “You’re as defiant a defendant as I’ve ever seen.”
At trial, Ms. Peters was convicted of helping an outsider — Conan Hayes, a former professional surfer turned technology wizard — to gain unauthorized access to one of Mesa County’s Dominion machines in May 2021.
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So she illegally used her power to investigate potential fraud. And is paying a legal price similar to if she used her power to actually commit voter fraud. Well, the law is the law, and judges have sentencing discretion.
“It’s just more lies. No objective person believes them. No — at the end of the day, you cared about the jets, the podcasts and people flying with you,” [the judge]said
If she had an enhanced socioeconomic lifestyle due to her participation in all this, then I am not too concerned by this punishment.
Education is extremely important.
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@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Paywalled, so I can't read about what she did. Anyway, you two seem really sad about this. I am sad in sympathy with your sadness.
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4914462-colorado-county-clerk-sentenced-election-breach/
Doesn’t sound like she’s feeling destroyed, personally.
@LuFins-Dad said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Doesn’t sound like she’s feeling destroyed, personally.
Not today. Wait a few months after she replaces the jets and podcast appearances with group showers, open shitters, and an 8x8 cell.
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@LuFins-Dad said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Doesn’t sound like she’s feeling destroyed, personally.
Not today. Wait a few months after she replaces the jets and podcast appearances with group showers, open shitters, and an 8x8 cell.
@jon-nyc said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
@LuFins-Dad said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Doesn’t sound like she’s feeling destroyed, personally.
Not today. Wait a few months after she replaces the jets and podcast appearances with group showers, open shitters, and an 8x8 cell.
That'll make you so sad. I guess it's the price you pay for being so empathetic. A good person, tragically destroyed by Trump.
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So she illegally used her power to investigate potential fraud. And is paying a legal price similar to if she used her power to actually commit voter fraud. Well, the law is the law, and judges have sentencing discretion.
“It’s just more lies. No objective person believes them. No — at the end of the day, you cared about the jets, the podcasts and people flying with you,” [the judge]said
If she had an enhanced socioeconomic lifestyle due to her participation in all this, then I am not too concerned by this punishment.
@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
So she illegally used her power to investigate potential fraud. And is paying a legal price similar to if she used her power to actually commit voter fraud.
Illegally giving access to voting systems the an agent of the my pillow guy is not investigating fraud, it’s facilitating it.
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@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
So she illegally used her power to investigate potential fraud. And is paying a legal price similar to if she used her power to actually commit voter fraud.
Illegally giving access to voting systems the an agent of the my pillow guy is not investigating fraud, it’s facilitating it.
@jon-nyc said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
@Horace said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
So she illegally used her power to investigate potential fraud. And is paying a legal price similar to if she used her power to actually commit voter fraud.
Illegally giving access to voting systems the an agent of the my pillow guy is not investigating fraud, it’s facilitating it.
Were agents of Lindell indicted for fraud? If not, why not?
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Odd definition of troll as ‘guy that won’t follow-on research that I request.’
I don’t know how far the my pillow guy got. Maybe the whole scheme was discovered before they could do anything with the data or even abscond with it. Wouldn’t matter for her. She did what she did.
"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from."
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Odd definition of troll as ‘guy that won’t follow-on research that I request.’
I don’t know how far the my pillow guy got. Maybe the whole scheme was discovered before they could do anything with the data or even abscond with it. Wouldn’t matter for her. She did what she did.
@jon-nyc said in The latest life destroyed by Trump’s fragile ego:
Odd definition of troll as ‘guy that won’t follow-on research that I request.’
I asked you to back up your claim that she was abetting attempts at fraud. Which you can't.
I don’t know how far the my pillow guy got. Maybe the whole scheme was discovered before they could do anything with the data or even abscond with it. Wouldn’t matter for her. She did what she did.
I won't ask you what you think his scheme was, because you won't know. I will note that a parsimonious understanding of Lidell and his agents, does not require them to be intending any fraud.
Education is extremely important.
