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🚨BREAKING: WA State Democrats are proposing a bill that would allow the state to DECERTIFY constitutionally elected sheriffs. The Pierce County Sheriff testified today before the Senate Law and Justice Committee in opposition, alongside many other sheriffs. This is a direct attack on WE THE PEOPLE! WA must protect...

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HOLEE SHIZZLES…‼️ 🚨 #BREAKING: Washington State Sheriff Sends WARNING to Democrats trying to pass a Bill that gives an unelected board the unprecedented power to unseat Constitutionally elected Sheriff’s if they don’t like them Several sheriffs testified against Senate Bill 5974, "You’re going to pass this bill for law enforcement, but you won’t hold yourselves accountable — therefore I propose for everyone who runs for elected office to go through a background check, social media review, a polygraph, a psychological test, but democrats you won’t agree to that because you have CONVICTED FELONS who are elected officials here… You want to silence my voice because I said Transgender women are men. I said the truth… You want to give an unelected bureaucracy the power to decertify me and remove me from office because you don’t agree with my speech. Just for the record, my deputies don’t wear masks, but once you pass this law that they can’t, I will not only allow them, I will encourage them to do so just to see what you do. I don’t recognize your authority to impose these controls over me, and when you try to remove me from office, thousands of Pierce County residents will surround the City Building in downtown Tacoma, and will not allow that to happen — I am prepared, are you prepared? Anyone who votes for this will NEVER have an audience with this

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🚨#BreakingNews Thurston County judge blocks law allowing state commission to decertify elected sheriffs Judge Christine Schaller halted portions of Senate Bill 5974, signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson on April 1, one day before it was set to take effect. The measure would have required sheriffs and other law enforcement leaders to maintain certification with the Criminal Justice Training Commission, with decertification automatically creating a vacancy in elected office. 🟦 JUDGE CHRISTINE SCHALLER: "The statute allows an elected sheriff to have their peace officer certificate revoked by an administrative body based upon unconstitutional language. Such a revocation under the new law would result in a vacancy of the office of sheriff with the sheriff being removed. This also allows, again, an elected official, someone chosen by the voters, to be removed in the same way as an employee of theirs, another peace officer employee, could be removed. "And again, although a sheriff could seek judicial review, that would be after a decision was made by an administrative body and the vacancy and removal would be immediate. And the decision to revoke an elected official certificate would not be by someone in an elected and or public office, which is contrary to how removal of elected officials is treated by the constitution and, as far as the court is aware, for every other elected official in the state of Washington. " This process authorizes arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement. I find that the plaintiffs have a well-grounded fear of imminent invasion of their rights based upon what they have set forth in their statements and based upon my finding as it relates to number one, because the law is set to go into effect tomorrow. "And I find that the acts complained of are either resulting in or will result in actual and substantial injury. It impacts current sheriffs, the four, who have indicated they are seeking re-election. It affects their ability to fill out a declaration of candidacy form to declare themselves as candidates for the next election cycle. "Those three factors are also considered in light of the equitable factors, including balancing the relative interests of the parties and the interests of the public. The state has properly argued that this is a law that was passed by the Washington State Legislature. The legislators are elected by the people of the State of Washington and it should be given its due weight. And I have done that. "I also have considered the interest of the public in the right to allow a free elective process as well. And the public has a significant interest in the right to a free elective process, the freedom to choose candidates, and the freedom for candidates to set forth that they want to run for political office. "Accordingly, I find that those equitable interests weigh in favor of the plaintiff, and I will grant the preliminary injunction." 👇FULL VIDEO: 🎬 Dana Cruz, Puget Sound Patriots

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