Imagine being a Gold Star mother, a county clerk who did the one thing every clerk in America swore an oath to do, which is protect the records of the people who voted, and your reward from the state of Colorado is 12 days in a crowded jail cell with women detoxing from drugs while the people who run the system smile for the cameras and call it justice. Listen to Tina tell it to @laralogan… the crowded cell, the isolation, the fear, the moment she says she nearly broke. And yet she did not break. She came out of that place with more resolve than she went in with, and she sat down in New York for the 100th episode of Going Rogue to talk about election integrity before the midterms like a woman who has nothing left to be afraid of. Let me explain what that tells you. They needed her to break. Judge Matthew Barrett handed her nine years, Dan Rubinstein's office built the case, Jena Griswold cheered it on, and the whole machine in this state lined up to make an example out of her so that every other clerk in America would look at Tina and stay in line. Nine years… for looking at the election equipment in her own county and preserving data the people had every right to see. How is that a serious justice system? How does anyone with a shred of honor look at that sentence and call it proportional? They did not prosecute a crime, they prosecuted a question, and the question was simple… are these machines doing what you say they are doing? Nobody in Colorado's leadership has ever wanted that question answered in public. I am angry, and most of you are not angry enough. This is a woman who already gave this country her son, and the state treated her like she was the threat. That is institutional rot, top to bottom, and every voter in Colorado needs to remember every name attached to it when they fill out that ballot. The full episode is worth your time. Then go vote like it matters, because it does. Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT. Love, What all of you good people are thinking