Analyst Juan O’Savin addresses the decision in Colorado to free Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk whom the Democrats jailed because she charged that the 2020 presidential election had been rigged. O’Savin says a parole board might decide to require Peters to remain in Colorado, or might even try to limit her free speech.
That wouldn’t be shocking because the Democrats already demonstrated through jailing her that they think very little about free speech and aren’t at all inclined to protect anyone’s rights, most certainly not the rights of their political opponents.
O’Savin says Peters’ friends hope to get her permission to travel to neighboring Nevada because she’s now suffering health issues, and being in the proximity of healing spas could help rejuvenate her. We’ll know the score soon because she’s scheduled or release from jail on June 1.
O’Savin also discusses the Iranian conflict as well as silver, bonds and the shaky status of the stock market in a conversation with Michael Jaco.
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