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Police in South Carolina are investigating whether a blaze that burned a judge's home to the ground was set intentionally. Prior to the fire
Emily Singer at Daily Kos:
Police in South Carolina are investigating whether a blaze that burned a judge's home to the ground was set intentionally. Prior to the fire that engulfed her home, South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein had been receiving death threats, after she wrote an opinion in September blocking South Carolina election officials from handing over voter data to the Trump administration.
The Trump administration is seeking voter registration data—which includes personal information such as Social Security numbers—from at least nine states in an effort to try to prove their baseless allegations of voter fraud. Multiple Democratic-controlled states refused to turn over the data, saying the federal government should not be privy to that information. “Why on Earth does the Department of Justice need the voter information from all 50 states?” Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows told the Maine Morning Star. “If Congress thought it was appropriate that there be a national voter file, Congress could have authorized the Department of Justice to do that, but they have not.” South Carolina wanted to comply with the Trump administration's request, but Goodstein blocked the state from doing so, saying that releasing the data would cause “immediate and irreparable damage” to voters’ right to privacy.
Following her ruling, Goodstein had been receiving death threats, according to the local news outlet FITSNews. [...] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon specifically called out Goodstein's ruling, writing in a post on X that she would "allow nothing to stand in the way of our mandate to maintain clean voter rolls." And odious White House aide Stephen Miller posted this incendiary comment on X about judges who block Trump's unconstitutional actions:
[The issue before is now is very simple and clear. There is a large and growing movement of leftwing terrorism in this country. It is well organized and funded. And it is shielded by far-left Democrat judges, prosecutors and attorneys general. The only remedy is to use legitimate state power to dismantle terrorism and terror networks.]
Another example of MAGA violence in action? The home of South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein was burned down in a potential arson, weeks after writing an opinion blocking the Palmetto State’s election officials from handing over voter data to the Trump Regime.
A blaze that engulfed the South Carolina home of a state circuit court judge and her husband, a former state senator, is under investigation
Diane Goodstein had received death threats for her ruling against the Trump administration before her house burned down.
Judge Who Halted Trump Voter Data Request Escapes Fiery Home Blaze
COLUMBIA, South Carolina: Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein said she is “alright” following a fire that destroyed her Colleton County home on Saturday. Her husband, former Democratic state senator Arnold Goodstein, was injured after leaping from the burning house to escape. The State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) confirmed it is investigating the incident, though the cause remains…
A juíza Diane Goodstein, conhecida no cenário político americano por ter impedido o acesso da equipe do presidente Donald Trump aos dados pessoais de milhões de eleitores