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Joshua A. Geltzer
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If it makes sense, I will include @realDonaldTrump in the referral for prosecution.
Colorado Secretary of State @JenaGriswold 👇👇👇
Jena Griswold
@JenaGriswold
In Colorado, we take double voting seriously and refer all suspected cases for legal enforcement. If it makes sense, I will include @realDonaldTrump in the referral for prosecution. He may not have presidential immunity anymore depending on the election.
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"If it makes sense, I will include @realDonaldTrump in the referral for prosecution." (Original Post)
soothsayer
Sep 2020
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ihas2stinkyfeet
(1,400 posts)1. how sweet would that be?
i betcha if someone looked real hard they would find him voting from more than one address in the past.
Buns_of_Fire
(17,175 posts)2. It seems to me that it would be against the law to encourage someone
to do something that's also against the law. Not that DeBarr or DeRump would care about such niceties. (IANAL)
TheBlackAdder
(28,199 posts)11. In many states, election crimes can remove a candidate from the ballot.
Grasswire2
(13,569 posts)3. He wouldn't have immunity from a state charge anyway, Sec. Griswold.
The alleged presidential immunity (only an untested memo, actually) does not apply to state charges.
Seems weird that she doesn't know this.
madamesilverspurs
(15,803 posts)10. She knows.
She was making a point.
Good grief.
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niyad
(113,304 posts)4. Love our SoS.
PatrickforO
(14,574 posts)5. I voted for Jena, and she has delivered as promised again and again.
Outstanding Secretary of State.
And, yeah Jena, goddamned right! If it makes sense, prosecute the orange traitor.
speaknow
(321 posts)6. Nice idea, but
I'm not a Lawyer but I think the SOB could
beat that in court , because he didn't
say that in your State. He was speaking to
the people of NC.
We have to vote him out no matter what, mail
in or stand in, he has to go!
RobertDevereaux
(1,857 posts)8. He's such a loudmouth, we could hear him clearly in Boulder!
AZ8theist
(5,461 posts)7. He has no immunity anyway.
Pepsidog
(6,254 posts)9. Love to see him prosecuted for something, but this is a stretch.