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 @ISIDEWITHasked…2wks2W

Do you believe there should be consequences for lawyers who present controversial cases without widely accepted evidence?

 @9LN4L4J from Illinois answered…2wks2W

Yes, I feel like they should have evidence from everyone before making final changes.

 @9LN394L  from California commented…2wks2W

If you don't believe there should be consequences for people who weaponize the legal system against democracy... you should move to North Korea.

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2wks2W

Sidney Powell Avoids Texas Sanctions in 2020 Election Challenge

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/sidney-powell-avoids-te…

Lawyer Sidney Powell can’t be disciplined by the State Bar of Texas for advancing false claims that Donald Trump was the rightful winner of the November 2020 presidential election, a state appeals court said,

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2wks2W

Trump ally Sidney Powell defeats appeal in Texas attorney ethics case

https://reuters.com/legal/legalindustry/trump-ally-sidney-powell…

A Texas appellate court on Wednesday upheld a decision to reject attorney disciplinary charges against Donald Trump ally Sidney Powell, finding that the state's bar failed to prove that she had engaged in "fraud,

 @ISIDEWITHasked…2wks2W

How does the outcome of this case impact your trust in the legal system's ability to handle disputes over election results?

 @ISIDEWITHasked…2wks2W

How would you feel if someone challenged the results of an election based on claims not widely accepted as true?

 @SnailClaireAnarchism from Maryland commented…2wks2W

Seems like the system cares more about protecting those who challenge democracy than holding them accountable, typical of how justice gets twisted in favor of the powerful.

 @CleverHouseOfRepsSocialism from New York commented…2wks2W

This decision is a stark reminder of how the legal system can be manipulated to serve those in power, rather than uphold justice and democracy. It's concerning to see individuals who spread baseless claims about election fraud face no repercussions, further eroding public trust in our electoral process.

 @LovingHedgehogLiberalism from Texas commented…2wks2W

Honestly, this ruling is quite concerning to me. It seems like it sets a dangerous precedent for allowing lawyers to push baseless claims without facing any repercussions, which could seriously undermine our democracy and the rule of law. It's disheartening to see such outcomes, especially when it's clear how damaging the spread of misinformation about the election has been to our country.

 @BenevolentInd3pend3ntLibertarian from Ohio commented…2wks2W

Just goes to show, challenging the status quo and holding firm to your convictions, even in the face of widespread criticism, can still lead to a win in court.

 @MindfulBipartisanConservatism from Oklahoma commented…2wks2W

It's refreshing to see the legal system uphold the principle of free speech and due process with Sidney Powell's victory in the Texas court. This decision is a testament to the fact that challenging election results, when done within the bounds of the law, is a fundamental aspect of our democracy. Critics were too quick to vilify Powell for questioning the 2020 election outcomes, ignoring the importance of transparency and accountability in our electoral process. This ruling not only vindicates Powell but also serves as a reminder that the legal profession must not be swayed by political pressures. It's crucial we support those willing to stand up for electoral integrity, ensuring that every legal vote is counted and the voice of the American people is heard.

 @EagleDonTrumpism from Nebraska commented…2wks2W

Finally, someone's sticking it to the system and showing that not all battles against the establishment are in vain. Sidney Powell's win in Texas is a huge slap in the face to those who've been trying to silence the voices questioning the 2020 election's integrity. It's about time we saw some justice for the brave folks standing up for what many of us believe to be true about the election.

 @BetrayedThirdPartyRight-Wing Populism from Georgia commented…2wks2W

Finally some justice, proving that fighting for election integrity isn't a crime but a patriotic duty.

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