‘Do you really think the Democrats are gonna roll over and let Trump be president again?’ asks Texas justice.
Conservative Texas Supreme Court Justice John Devine recently told a crowd the Democrats in power will undoubtedly continue engaging in election-rigging tactics in order to prevent Donald Trump from being re-elected.
⚡️Texas Supreme Court Justice John Devine, who rules on election disputes: “Do you really think the Democrats are gonna roll over and let Trump be president again? You think they’re just gonna go away, all of a sudden find Jesus and be an honest election?”@TEXASvsUSA pic.twitter.com/lyp6JEtL0X
— Mr. Sausage (@MrSausageGet) April 7, 2024
“Every day there are abuses to First Amendment, religious, free speech issues and so forth,” Devine said before turning his focus on elections.
“Election laws… look at the election law abuse that happened,” he told the crowd. “We’re still fighting that. That’s still out there. It’s gonna happen again. Do you really think the Democrats are gonna roll over and let Trump be president again? You think they’re just gonna go away, all of a sudden find Jesus and be an honest election? I don’t think so. So, I think those kinds of cases are going to be back to us in this cycle.”
The speech was made in December when Devine was the keynote speaker at the Texas Tea Party Republican Women’s Christmas gathering in Houston.
Mainstream media outlets criticized the state Supreme Court Justice for “echoing unsupported claims” about Democrat election meddling schemes.
Texas Supreme Court Justice John Devine is facing new questions about his impartiality after a clip went viral this week in which he implied that Democrats plan to cheat against presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in the 2024 election. https://t.co/nz0rlCvKtC
— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) April 5, 2024
We’re entering a dangerous place in American politics when those who promote free and fair elections are labeled “election deniers” by the ruling class being accused of doing the election rigging.
