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Judge in KKK Act suit against 'Trump Train' drivers highlights 'similar' incident from 1868

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Judge Robert Pitman ruled that a jury could find that a “reasonable jury” could find “force, intimidation, or threat[s” were used to “interfere with Plaintiffs’ rights to support or advocate for their candidates for President and Vice President” Pitman wrote that the KKK Act of 1871 “establishes an independent substantive right to engage in support or advocacy in federal elections that extends beyond the act of voting”.

Cisneros allegedly boasted that he was “[smart enough to get the entire Biden-Harris campaign cancelled in Texas ,” the judge said.

The judge also said there was evidence he once texted co-defendant Joeylynn Mesaros asking for a custom-made “don’t make me Rittenhouse your a” T-shirt.

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