So glad that the court system is working efficiently. This happened in 2020 and we're only just now going to trial for it in 2024.
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Attorneys for the plaintiffs argued that six of the Trump Train drivers violated state and federal law. Lawyers for the defendants said they did not conspire against the Democrats on the bus and that their actions are protected speech.
I don't know how, given the harassing and objectionable temperament of Trump supporters, that anyone could argue this with a straight face. How is it even a question that this was a violent incident? Because they didn't fire a gun at the bus?
Kidnapping and forcible confinement now officially political acts of speech.
Autobots, roll out.
If this argument flies with this judge, it needs to be very quickly used on the Trump campaign folks.