Act of Political retribution by the Right?

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House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Burns Down

The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews. Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive order restricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)

This happened 2 days ago and as such, no determination has yet been made as to whether it was accidental or arson. Nonetheless, the judge's rulings against the Trump administration's actions and the death threats that ensued thereafter, suggest that this was a political act of vengeance against the judge.

Within the next few days, we will know more!
 
There are nutty violent types on both sides.

Anger against corrupt judges is very real. A corrupt judge ruins innocent lives and spares the guilty. Too many like that are in power now, thanks to W and homO and others.

The "solution" is to expose the corruption, not burn the house down...
 

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House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Burns Down

The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews. Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive order restricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)

This happened 2 days ago and as such, no determination has yet been made as to whether it was accidental or arson. Nonetheless, the judge's rulings against the Trump administration's actions and the death threats that ensued thereafter, suggest that this was a political act of vengeance against the judge.

Within the next few days, we will know more!
So we have no evidence of who did this however you go right on leading that it is a Trump supporter, more dishonesty from lucky, he seems to love to lie.

Does he seem desperate for attention?
 
I hope if this was arson, they catch the person or persons and prose them to the fullest extent of the law. I heard there was an injury, which is sad and troubling, my heart goes out to the judge and her family.
 

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House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Burns Down

The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews. Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive order restricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)

This happened 2 days ago and as such, no determination has yet been made as to whether it was accidental or arson. Nonetheless, the judge's rulings against the Trump administration's actions and the death threats that ensued thereafter, suggest that this was a political act of vengeance against the judge.

Within the next few days, we will know more!

More left wing violence.
Its not going to stop
Kamala got that part right.
 
.. and yet you're already attempting to blame it on "the right".

Congratulations on being such a proactive hyper-partisan parrot.

Hey, this is all Trump's fault given his very public and repeated political biased attacks against the left, which create hate even though many of them are without merit. In addition, political violence has soared under Trump (on both sides).

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As such, do you mean to say that the probabilities do NOT favor it being a political act, after the judge ruled against Trump and she received death threats?
 
Hey, this is all Trump's fault given his very public and repeated political biased attacks against the left, which create hate even though many of them are without merit. In addition, political violence has soared under Trump (on both sides).

As such, do you mean to say that the probabilities do NOT favor it being a political act, after the judge ruled against Trump and she received death threats?
Wow, talk about not taking responsibility and for being even more dishonest. So was it the Democrat’s fault for Charlie Kirk’s death? They repeated the political biased attacks, Nazi, fascist, hater, even though many ware without merit.

The left has been a lot more violent since they lost the WH, House and Senate, like children who don’t get their way.

Violence and crime has decreased substantially under Trump, now Luckyone is lying some more, that is all he has is lies.
 
Hey, this is all Trump's fault given his very public and repeated political biased attacks against the left, which create hate even though many of them are without merit. In addition, political violence has soared under Trump (on both sides).

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As such, do you mean to say that the probabilities do NOT favor it being a political act, after the judge ruled against Trump and she received death threats?
LMAO, I bet you're on record as saying that the two assassination attempts on Trump and the Charlie Kirk assassination were done by conservatives too, eh? Not to mention Jay Jones, democrat candidate who posted that the GOP speaker should be taken out "with two bullets to the head" Look within.
 
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House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Burns Down

The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews. Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive order restricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)

This happened 2 days ago and as such, no determination has yet been made as to whether it was accidental or arson. Nonetheless, the judge's rulings against the Trump administration's actions and the death threats that ensued thereafter, suggest that this was a political act of vengeance against the judge.

Within the next few days, we will know more!
You say, "Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice,"

You do not say, South Carolina’s Supreme Court later reversed Goodstein’s ruling.
 
You say, "Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice,"

You do not say, South Carolina’s Supreme Court later reversed Goodstein’s ruling.
It is in the article I provided. Having said that, that reversal did not get rid of the death threats against the judge, which is what the OP is about. It is her action and the repercussions seen thereafter, that is the underlying factor in this OP.

This OP is NOT about the issue or about the outcome. It is about the political violence that is being seen under the Trump administration
 
It is in the article I provided. Having said that, that reversal did not get rid of the death threats against the judge, which is what the OP is about. It is her action and the repercussions seen thereafter, that is the underlying factor in this OP.

This OP is NOT about the issue or about the outcome. It is about the political violence that is being seen under the Trump administration

Everything has been left-wing violence.
 

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House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Burns Down

The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews. Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive order restricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)

This happened 2 days ago and as such, no determination has yet been made as to whether it was accidental or arson. Nonetheless, the judge's rulings against the Trump administration's actions and the death threats that ensued thereafter, suggest that this was a political act of vengeance against the judge.

Within the next few days, we will know more!

We'll probably never know the motive.

It's just like that sometimes.
 
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