In a blatant miscarriage of justice, Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, is serving a nine-year prison sentence for what many believe was simply fulfilling her constitutional duty. Peters, a dedicated public servant, was convicted for allegedly breaching election security by preserving federal election records—a responsibility she took seriously to ensure transparency. Yet, Colorado's judicial system, led by Secretary of State Jena Griswold, has painted her as a criminal, unleashing a politically motivated persecution that threatens the very foundation of our republic. Now, with Pam Bondi as Attorney General, Kash Patel as FBI Director, and Dan Bongino as Deputy FBI Director, it's time for immediate action to investigate this travesty, rectify the injustices, and free Tina Peters.
The Truth Behind Tina Peters' Case
Tina Peters didn't break into voting machines for personal gain. She didn't conspire to undermine democracy. Instead, she acted to preserve critical election data that was at risk of being erased during a software update. This wasn't a crime—it was her duty. But Colorado's establishment, desperate to silence dissent, launched a legal assault against her. The trial was riddled with bias:
Prosecutors portrayed Peters as "fixated" on election fraud, as if questioning election integrity is a crime.
Judge Matthew Barrett called her a "charlatan" and accused her of peddling "snake oil," revealing a clear prejudice.
Despite the jury finding her not guilty of identity theft and other charges, she was still sentenced to nine years—a punishment that reeks of political retribution.
Tina Peters isn't a villain; she's a scapegoat. Her case is a chilling example of how the Colorado judicial system can be weaponized to crush anyone who dares to challenge the status quo.
The Political Persecution Must End
Peters' supporters argue—and rightly so—that she was targeted for political reasons. The cozy relationships between Secretary of State Jena Griswold, Dominion Voting Systems, and the prosecutors who railroaded Peters raise serious questions. This wasn't a fair trial; it was a witch hunt designed to make an example out of her. If a county clerk can be jailed for trying to preserve election records, what does that say about our commitment to transparency and accountability?
This isn't just about Tina Peters—- It's about the soul of our democracy. Her case is a litmus test for whether we're a nation of laws or a banana republic where dissent is crushed under the boot of political power.
Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and Dan Bongino: The Team to Deliver Justice
Enter Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and Dan Bongino—Trump's powerhouse trio tasked with restoring justice and rooting out corruption. They have the authority, the expertise, and the resolve to take immediate action:
**Pam Bondi**, as Attorney General, has a proven track record of battling corruption. She knows a witch hunt when she sees one and must use her office to investigate the Colorado judicial system's handling of Peters' case.
**Kash Patel**, as FBI Director, has spent years exposing the rot within our intelligence agencies. He must deploy the FBI's resources to uncover the truth behind the political persecution of Tina Peters.
**Dan Bongino**, as Deputy FBI Director, has been a relentless voice for truth. He must ensure that the FBI leaves no stone unturned in this investigation.
Together, they must:
**Launch a full investigation** into the Colorado judicial system's actions, including the roles of Jena Griswold, Dominion Voting Systems, and the prosecutors involved.
**Use every tool at their disposal**—subpoenas, depositions, and public hearings—to expose the truth and hold those responsible accountable.
**Rectify the injustice** by advocating for Tina Peters' release and clearing her name.
