Christina Bobb

Federal law supersedes state law on this issue.

And so the pardon, the bigger issue of what's actually being charged really is a federal, even though they're state charges, it is a federal offense.

And so that pardon would, should apply to this case, to these state charges.

It's an argument to be made.

I don't know, you know, I don't know how, who or how anybody was going to raise it, but

Normally, a federal pardon, a presidential pardon wouldn't impact a state case, but there actually is an argument to be made here.

Because it's a federal election and the heart of what they're doing is a federal election.

No, the AGs and Fannie Willis, they will all oppose it, but the judge could agree with you.

So it's a motion that they might bring.

Yes.

Because the state of Colorado is corrupt.

100% she's a political prisoner.

They're holding her hostage.

I mean, she's a gold star mom.

She's in her 70s.

She was an elected official.

This was an absolute sham trial.

They manufactured these convictions in order to score political points for their base in Colorado.

And a lot of the information that's coming out, she was right.

Like you mentioned, a lot of her concerns about the machines have been proven to be valid.