New York’s effort to put Dinesh D’Souza on trial twice for the same crime following his presidential pardon ought to convince any doubters that his prosecution was a “political hit,” he said Sunday.
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood called Thursday on legislators to overhaul state law against double jeopardy in order to retry the conservative author and filmmaker after President Trump pardoned him for 2014 campaign-finance violations.
“These people will stop at nothing,” Mr. D’Souza told “Fox & Friends.” “It confirms that this is a political hit, and if they don’t get their way, they want to be able to take a second strike.”
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The State Attorney General wants to get rid of double jepardy?
I KEEP TELLING YOU (and you keep cheering) they will not stop until they have eliminated ALL rights.
Guns are just the beginning.
Even the Nazi's they want to imintate so badly would be in fear of these people.
A LAWYER is saying this???
Start the hanging.
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