Democrats support voting rights for convicts, but deny ballot access to former President Trump

Democrats’ Double Standard:⁤ Criminalizing​ Trump While Supporting ⁤Ballot Access for Criminals

Despite two impeachments, FBI investigations, and numerous prosecutions, former President Donald Trump has not been‌ convicted of a crime. However, Democrats are pushing⁤ to⁢ remove ⁤him from future ballots, even as their party advocates for ballot access for criminals.

In Maine, an official⁤ unilaterally removed Trump ⁢from the ballot based on her personal belief that he supported violence‍ on January 6, 2021. This decision, made without the ‌authority ⁢of a judge, goes against the law.

Trump’s statements on that day did not clearly incite violence and are protected by the First Amendment. Leftists are wrongfully equating​ speech with violence, disregarding constitutional standards. The majority of people who listened ⁢to Trump’s speech were not incited to violence, and evidence shows that the violence was caused by a small proportion of rioters.

Accusing Trump of inciting insurrection is a political tactic aimed at promoting a one-party state. Lawsuits have been filed in multiple states to⁢ prevent Trump from appearing on ⁣the ballot. One such​ lawsuit was successful in Colorado and is now being reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Interestingly, in 2023, 20 House Democrats cosponsored a bill to allow individuals who are still serving sentences for their crimes to vote in federal elections. These cosponsors ​include Reps. Jerry Nadler and Dan⁤ Goldman, who have been involved in efforts to deny ⁣Trump a fair trial and equal treatment under the law.

Nadler, known for undermining constitutional norms, requested President ⁢Bill Clinton⁢ to pardon left-wing insurrectionists who bombed the U.S. ⁤Capitol in 1983. He has also dismissed Antifa domestic terrorism as a “myth.”

Democrats at the state level in New York, Washington,⁤ Maryland, and Virginia have also taken steps to restore voting rights ⁣for convicted criminals, despite their repeated violations of fellow citizens’ rights. Additionally, two dozen Senate Democrats cosponsored a bill to allow post-release felons⁣ to vote nationwide, claiming that not allowing lawbreakers⁣ to affect the nation’s laws⁤ is “Jim Crow.”

All 26 Democrat candidates for president in 2020 publicly ⁤supported restoring voting rights for former felons, with five ⁢even supporting voting access for current prisoners. It is clear that many Democrats advocate for ballot access⁢ for criminals, but they do not extend the same rights to Trump.

There is no guarantee that Trump will be convicted​ of any ⁢of the 91 felony counts pending against him. The unequal application of the law between Republicans and Democrats in this country is evident and raises concerns about a show trial ‌atmosphere.

Stacks of evidence show that the last two Democratic presidential candidates, Hillary ‌Clinton and Joe Biden, committed‌ treasonous crimes for personal‌ financial gain. However, they were never prosecuted or convicted. In​ contrast, Trump is‍ being aggressively prosecuted ⁤for actions‌ that go unpunished when committed by Democrats.

Democrats are attempting ​to criminalize their political opposition while decriminalizing the actions of their supporters, including‍ murder, rape, and ​robbery. Their‌ relentless pursuit of Trump ⁤is denying ⁢him and the American public‍ multiple constitutional ⁢rights, including free speech, due process, and ⁢equal protection under the law.

This is not the‌ rule of law; it is lawfare, where “law” is used as a political weapon.⁢ Such tactics are reminiscent of communist regimes that abuse power under the guise of the law.