Jake Tapper

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12/31/2025, 6:12:37 PM
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3/“Portraying her as a ‘political prisoner,’” Crane writes of Peters, “is a deliberate lie told to keep voters angry and misinformed, while undermining faith in our institutions.”

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2/ The exec dir of the Colorado County Clerks Association, GOP former Arapaho County Clerk Matt Crane, applauded the verdict: “Clerks across the state are pleased to see justice done today. …grateful to see the justice system hold those who would harm our elections accountable”
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It wasn’t just the Republican district attorney who supported the prosecution of Peters, all 3 GOP Mesa County (Co.) Commissioners at the time supported the prosecution.

In August 2024, Peters was convicted of 7 charges, including four felonies. 1/3

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