Former clerk believes Tina Peters case illuminates the influence of election denial rhetoric

As the nation prepares for the 2024 presidential election, there are still remnants of rhetoric used following the 2020 results.

[rqrs]

She actually thought she would get probation. She deserves prison

[jayh]

We must have strict consequence and accountability.
So, this doesn't happen again.
Tina Peters deserves every min behind bars.

[tracymorgan]

I willing to bet after she has spent time in prison she will not be smiling the next time.

[cristobalvillalpando]

Justice has been served. No one is above the law. Good job Mr. Judge

[GeeBee]

Trump told Pence he was "too honest". That's ALL you need to know about this man

[johnpaulwebb]

Maybe Lumpy Lindell will give her a good pillow.

[jpdemer]

I wonder if, sometime in the next nine years, she'll admit to herself that she was deluded by Don the Con.

[TBONESIDEOFLIFE]

The Colorado federal judge's recent sentencing has garnered my approval, and I'm keen to witness a similar judicial encore in Arizona and Georgia. However, the Republican-majority legislatures there are playing a game of legal keep-away, throwing legislative wrenches to dodge the prosecutors' attempts to bring cases to court.

With the November election on the horizon, I'm crossing my fingers for Trump to be defeated, AGAIN paving the way for justice to sprint to the finish line and escort him to his long-overdue residence—federal prison. It appears that accusations of election fraud often come from Republicans, who then ironically find themselves in hot water for that very offense.

It's quite the plot twist when significant evidence of election fraud against Democrats remains elusive. Yet, Republicans frequently end up with a one-way ticket to the big house for election-related shenanigans.

[rose.g.]

9 years in prison isn't enough time for Tina Peters. As a traitor to her county, state and country...she deserved 25 years, at a MINIMUM.

[edhart]

Thank you Colorado. Justice matters
Blue baby blue
💛💙🇺🇸🇺🇦

[rbass]

Another life ruined by a fool who believed a conman. Same old story.

[gloriahufnagel]

This really makes my heart sing with joy. I’m glad she got locked up & consecutively, not concurrent. 😂.. VOTE BLUE.. Vance is still pushing the BIG LIE.. & so is 45.. we don’t want a couch humper, either!

[elzo_smid]

Found guilty of 7 different crimes.
I doubt that 9 years is enough for her to think over what she did and to realize it was terribly wrong.

[justaj]

Bravo. Give the man an even bigger platform. He speaks the truth. We have to come to some sort of baseline and stop with the power grabs. It doesn’t matter whose “side” you are on. There are rules for a reason. Otherwise, one group can take absolute control and that’s the bad thing.

[gsxracer]

Nice to people being held accountable for this nonsense.

[billmiller]

He really read it to her. Classic narcissist with a savior complex.

[lissa]

🔒 Go TINA Go! 🔒
Happy retirement! 😂
Bravo Judge Barrett! 👏
Cheers from NM! ✌️ ☮️
💙 🇺🇸 💙 🗽 💙 ⚖️ 💙

[frankpeto]

Thank you Judge Barrett! You are a true hero. Watching this video and listening to your delivery of this sentence really hits my G spot. I wish there were more judges like you!

[angeldelcourt]

I'm sure Trump will visit her every 9 years. 🙄🙄🙄

[randalljohnson]

This woman went to prison for DON-OLD DUMP TRUMP! Maybe others in 2024 will see this and do the right thing! NIGHT NIGHT TINA PETERS