There is no way in HAIL that this beotch is remorseful! No, no, NO!!! The governor needs to think again because this is so, so wrong. Don’t let her out. She’ll do it again, assuming she can get back into the voting staff. She has no remorse, no second thoughts, none of that. She lies! (She’d make a good companion for Ghislane, with all the lies.) With appreciation to Raw Story:

A lawyer for imprisoned election denier Tina Peters suggested Monday that his client may now regret her actions – a notable departure from years of insisting she did nothing wrong. Peters, a former Colorado county clerk and ally of President Donald Trump, is serving a nine-year prison sentence for election-related crimes that prosecutors said were carried out to support election denial claims following the 2020 election.

Yea no, she doesn’t regret them at all. She’s just tired of being in prison and wants out. So, she’ll say whatever she has to so she can get out. Hence the sudden change of tune. “I’m sorry” bla, bla, bla. Hooey!

“We can’t reveal what Tina’s true feelings are about her actions and why she did what she did and what part of that she regrets because she could have made a different decision,” her attorney, John Case, said on conservative talk radio. “But yeah, she, of course, anyone has second thoughts about what they’ve done – and in that respect has remorse.”

Stuff and nonsense. She’s proud of what she did. And she’d do it again. Everyone knows that. Now, if the governor would just pay attention and really *think* about her and what she did, we could hope clemency is off the table. I’m not sure we could be so lucky.

For years, Peters and her supporters have maintained she did nothing wrong and portrayed her as a “political prisoner.” “The surprise announcement from Tina Peters’ attorney is a 180-degree turn from her years of defiance that she is a political prisoner, innocent of the charges against her, just doing her duty when she snuck an outsider into the voting system,” Clark told viewers. He added that his commentary last week, when he suggested Peters “wasn’t likely to fake remorse to get out of prison,” was “the worst take of my many terrible commentaries.”

Just doing her duty. What a bunch of crap. It was a good day in the USA when she was sent to prison. We don’t need to let her out. I know this story is really a one-trick pony. I just got so angry when I read the article. She knew exactly what she was doing, and she was caught. The “remorse” is bullsh!t. She’s not a political prisoner. She’s a criminal. And she deserves to rot in prison.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. “Sorry” but NOT enough to say so PUBLICLY. I agree. The only thing she’s sorry about is that she got caught committing crimes and sentenced to prison. I’ll bet the CO governor is getting plenty of blowback for even saying it was something he might consider doing. Peters should serve every day of her time.

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