Seashells, Indictment, and Trump: A Former Justice's Take
TL;DR
Retired Montana Supreme Court Justice James C. Nelson argues that the Comey indictment over a seashell image is a politically motivated move by Trump to punish his enemies, asserting that posting protest imagery and criticizing public officials is protected free speech and warning that the DOJ's actions threaten speech rights.
Topics:nationpolitics#86-47#comey-indictment#donald-trump#first-amendment#political-commentary#politics
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- Blanche Says Others Who Post ‘86 47’ Message Won’t Be Charged Like Comey The New York Times
- DOJ's '86 47' case presents a crime, but it isn't Comey's | Opinion USA Today
- James Comey Faces New Indictment With First Amendment Implications: What You Need to Know Freedom Forum
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