“The decision to charge an elected constitutional officer is not one that is made lightly,” said Formella into the WMUR mic. I certainly don’t remember our attorney general publicly weighing in on last spring’s arrest of Senator Murphy, another elected official.
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“In this state(NH), there will be equal justice under the law for every person, including public officials,” said Formella into the same WMUR mic.
So the question that the readers should be asking themselves is if Sheriff Brave will receive the same “equal justice” as Senator Murphy. They are certainly not receiving equal WMUR coverage. Is it because… I don’t think I have to say it, but after looking at both their pictures, you decide.
Another question worth asking is that once Sheriff Brave and Senator Murphy’s cases are processed through the system, will Senator Murphy have received the same “equal justice” as Sheriff Brave or the same “equal justice” as the nine executive council arrest victims? Remember that the latter was tormented with 20 months of lawfare until after His Excellency decided against a bid for the Oval Office.
And I leave you with a final thought. All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others—a proclamation by the pigs who control the government in the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell.
