Sidney Powell Triumphs in Texas Court, Avoids Sanctions Over 2020 Election Claims

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

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@9LN4L4J from Illinois answered…4wks4W

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

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@9LN394L from California commented…4wks4W

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

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