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Crooked DC Judge Carl Nichols Rejects Excessive Force Claim by J6er Victoria White After the Cops Nearly Beat Her to Death on Jan. 6 – Justice Fails Again!
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/crooked-dc-judge-carl-nichols-rejects-excessive-force/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/crooked-dc-judge-carl-nichols-rejects-excessive-force/
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Crooked DC Judge Carl Nichols Rejects Excessive Force Claim by J6er Victoria White After the Cops Nearly Beat Her to Death on Jan.…
Justice Fails Again– On Friday, federal Judge Carl Nichols rejected Jan.
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3/16/26 Evening Prayers
The Prisoner's Record
Luke 9 - 10
Disciples given power over demons and sickness, feeding of the 5,000, Peter's confession of the Christ, "Take up your cross...", Transfiguration, healing of demoniac boy, 72 called and sent into ministry, woe on the unrepentant, rejoicing in doing God's will, Good Samaritan, "Mary chooses the better option"
Much discussion and a fair amount of prayer. Blessings as you join us. 🙏
Disciples given power over demons and sickness, feeding of the 5,000, Peter's confession of the Christ, "Take up your cross...", Transfiguration, healing of demoniac boy, 72 called and sent into ministry, woe on the unrepentant, rejoicing in doing God's will, Good Samaritan, "Mary chooses the better option"
Much discussion and a fair amount of prayer. Blessings as you join us. 🙏
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The US Senate on Tuesday voted to advance the SAVE America Act in a 51-48 vote.
A marathon debate on the SAVE America Act is now underway.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/senate-votes-advance-save-america-act/
A marathon debate on the SAVE America Act is now underway.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/senate-votes-advance-save-america-act/
The Gateway Pundit
Senate Votes to Advance SAVE America Act | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila
The US Senate on Tuesday voted to advance the SAVE America Act in a 51-48 vote.
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3/17/26 Evening Prayers
The Prisoner's Record
Luke 11-13
The Lord's prayer, persistence in prayer rewarded with the Holy Spirit, finger of God, last state worse than the first, sign of Jonah, the light in us, woes for false religious leaders, no fear and no shame of Jesus, the rich fool, more of "no fear," readiness and service of the coming Master, division over Christ, know the signs of the times, make peace, repent or perish, disabling spirit cast out, the Kingdom and the narrow gate, & the Lord's lament over Jerusalem.
Good discussions and deep prayers.
Brief update on Christopher Worrell and his wife at the very end.
Blessings as you join us for the Word and prayer. 🙏 🙏 🙏
The Lord's prayer, persistence in prayer rewarded with the Holy Spirit, finger of God, last state worse than the first, sign of Jonah, the light in us, woes for false religious leaders, no fear and no shame of Jesus, the rich fool, more of "no fear," readiness and service of the coming Master, division over Christ, know the signs of the times, make peace, repent or perish, disabling spirit cast out, the Kingdom and the narrow gate, & the Lord's lament over Jerusalem.
Good discussions and deep prayers.
Brief update on Christopher Worrell and his wife at the very end.
Blessings as you join us for the Word and prayer. 🙏 🙏 🙏
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ABSURD: The FBI said our nearly $5M settlement for Ashli Babbitt’s family somehow ended our FOIA case for FBI records. Judicial Watch keeps fighting and is now getting more FBI files.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/4-975-million-settlement-of-ashli-babbitt/
https://www.judicialwatch.org/4-975-million-settlement-of-ashli-babbitt/
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3/18/26 Evening Prayers
The Prisoner's Record
Luke 14-16
(Healing on Sabbath, high/low places, the great banquet and the guests who wouldn't attend, the cross of discipleship, salt ...
Lost sheep found, lost coin found, prodigal son returns, and the consequent rejoicing...
Dishonest manager, love of money or love of God, law < Kingdom, the rich man and Lazarus.
Update from Dave Moerschel begins around 25 minutes in and continues with interspersed prayers for about an hour.
Blessings as you pray along with us. 🙏 🙏 🙏
(Healing on Sabbath, high/low places, the great banquet and the guests who wouldn't attend, the cross of discipleship, salt ...
Lost sheep found, lost coin found, prodigal son returns, and the consequent rejoicing...
Dishonest manager, love of money or love of God, law < Kingdom, the rich man and Lazarus.
Update from Dave Moerschel begins around 25 minutes in and continues with interspersed prayers for about an hour.
Blessings as you pray along with us. 🙏 🙏 🙏
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PRAYER CALL FOR TINA PETERS TODAY‼️‼️‼️
11:00 AM PT
2:00 PM ET
Dial: 669-274-9260
When you enter, please say hello and go on mute to reduce crosstalk. Thank you!
https://tinapeters.us/
God bless!
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Dial: 669-274-9260
When you enter, please say hello and go on mute to reduce crosstalk. Thank you!
https://tinapeters.us/
God bless!
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Colorado is faced with a profound test of its commitment to justice, transparency, and the rule of law. The continued imprisonment of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is not simply a matter of legal technicalities—it is a question of whether good‑faith public service can be criminalized when it challenges bureaucratic norms.
At the heart of this case is intent. Peters did not act to manipulate votes, alter outcomes, or undermine democracy. She acted out of a stated obligation to preserve election records, consistent with federal requirements mandating that such records be retained for 22 months. When she permitted a forensic image of voting systems to be created, her goal, by all available accounts, was to ensure that critical audit trails and digital logs were not lost during a “trusted build” process that risked overwriting them.
That distinction matters. Criminal law hinges on wrongful intent. Yet Peters has been treated not as a public official navigating a complex and potentially conflicting regulatory environment, but as a deliberate wrongdoer. This framing ignores a central reality: election officials often operate at the intersection of federal mandates and state procedures that do not always align. When those obligations appear to conflict, preserving records—the very foundation of transparency—should not be treated as a crime.
Equally troubling are the unresolved questions about whether key evidence was fully considered. Claims that system logs were being overwritten, and that this supported Peters’ rationale for preserving records, raise serious due‑process concerns. Under Brady v. Maryland, defendants are entitled to exculpatory evidence. If such evidence was minimized or excluded, then the integrity of the conviction itself is called into question.
The punishment imposed is also wildly disproportionate. Peters, a 70‑year‑old public servant, now sits in prison for what can reasonably be understood as an administrative decision made in good faith. This is not justice—it is an overreach that sends a chilling message to election officials everywhere: raise concerns, question procedures, or attempt to preserve records beyond the minimum, and you may face criminal prosecution.
That message undermines, rather than strengthens, public trust. Confidence in elections depends on openness, scrutiny, and the willingness of officials to ensure that records are preserved and systems can be audited. Punishing those who attempt to do so risks silencing exactly the kind of diligence the public should expect.
Governor Jared Polis has the constitutional authority to correct this injustice. Clemency—whether through a pardon or commutation—is not an act of partisanship; it is an act of principle. It would acknowledge that intent matters, that proportionality matters, and that the justice system must remain anchored in fairness rather than rigidity.
Releasing Tina Peters would not weaken Colorado’s election system—it would strengthen it. It would affirm that transparency is not a crime, that good‑faith actions deserve protection, and that justice in Colorado is guided by reason, not retribution.
The state should act—and act now.
Rocky Mountain Voice
At the heart of this case is intent. Peters did not act to manipulate votes, alter outcomes, or undermine democracy. She acted out of a stated obligation to preserve election records, consistent with federal requirements mandating that such records be retained for 22 months. When she permitted a forensic image of voting systems to be created, her goal, by all available accounts, was to ensure that critical audit trails and digital logs were not lost during a “trusted build” process that risked overwriting them.
That distinction matters. Criminal law hinges on wrongful intent. Yet Peters has been treated not as a public official navigating a complex and potentially conflicting regulatory environment, but as a deliberate wrongdoer. This framing ignores a central reality: election officials often operate at the intersection of federal mandates and state procedures that do not always align. When those obligations appear to conflict, preserving records—the very foundation of transparency—should not be treated as a crime.
Equally troubling are the unresolved questions about whether key evidence was fully considered. Claims that system logs were being overwritten, and that this supported Peters’ rationale for preserving records, raise serious due‑process concerns. Under Brady v. Maryland, defendants are entitled to exculpatory evidence. If such evidence was minimized or excluded, then the integrity of the conviction itself is called into question.
The punishment imposed is also wildly disproportionate. Peters, a 70‑year‑old public servant, now sits in prison for what can reasonably be understood as an administrative decision made in good faith. This is not justice—it is an overreach that sends a chilling message to election officials everywhere: raise concerns, question procedures, or attempt to preserve records beyond the minimum, and you may face criminal prosecution.
That message undermines, rather than strengthens, public trust. Confidence in elections depends on openness, scrutiny, and the willingness of officials to ensure that records are preserved and systems can be audited. Punishing those who attempt to do so risks silencing exactly the kind of diligence the public should expect.
Governor Jared Polis has the constitutional authority to correct this injustice. Clemency—whether through a pardon or commutation—is not an act of partisanship; it is an act of principle. It would acknowledge that intent matters, that proportionality matters, and that the justice system must remain anchored in fairness rather than rigidity.
Releasing Tina Peters would not weaken Colorado’s election system—it would strengthen it. It would affirm that transparency is not a crime, that good‑faith actions deserve protection, and that justice in Colorado is guided by reason, not retribution.
The state should act—and act now.
Rocky Mountain Voice
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3/19/26 Evening Prayers
The Prisoner's Record
Luke 17 - 19
Millstones, mustard seeds, humility in service, the grateful Samaritan leper, the coming Kingdom of God, the persistent widow vs the wicked judge, humility in worship, childlike faith, rich ruler's love of money, restored sight, Zacchaeus, faithful/unfaithful servants, Triumphal Entry, sorrow over Jerusalem, and cleansing of the temple
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Millstones, mustard seeds, humility in service, the grateful Samaritan leper, the coming Kingdom of God, the persistent widow vs the wicked judge, humility in worship, childlike faith, rich ruler's love of money, restored sight, Zacchaeus, faithful/unfaithful servants, Triumphal Entry, sorrow over Jerusalem, and cleansing of the temple
Blessings as you listen and pray along. 🙏 🙏 🙏
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