John,

While Donald Trump was able to count on his loyalists in the Senate to acquit him in his impeachment trial, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has opened further investigations into Trump's January 2nd phone call urging him to overturn Georgia's election results.

Trump bragged about the phone call to his supporters right before the Capitol riots, saying “I thought it was a great conversation, personally.” We're not surprised, considering he was asking officials to “find” votes for him.

We know many Americans are tired of seeing Trump on the news and they'd rather let Trump retire to Mar-a-Lago than live through another trial against him. But we're more concerned about the precedent Trump is setting than his screen time, and it's important we know where our supporters stand:

Do you want to see Trump prosecuted for his crimes?
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Thank you for staying engaged when so many are choosing to tune out.

-A Woman's Place


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