Tom Pischke appears to finally be taking a plea deal

Just checking up on some things that are starting to quiet down.. and look at this.

Disgraced District 25 State Senator Tom Pischke seems to moving towards a plea deal in the case of him being alleged to having committed election fraud:

I seem to notice that the pre-trial conference has been canceled, and a change of plea/sentencing hearing is set for December 7th. (A day that will live in infamy).

Yes, it’s not just Pearl Harbor Day, it’s looking like it might be Tom’s own personal day of infamy.

We will get to see whether he receives a misdemeanor sentence.. or if he becomes a full-blown felon for being an elected official who committed election fraud.

Stay tuned. 

15 thoughts on “Tom Pischke appears to finally be taking a plea deal”

  1. I thought it was only the Democrats who have been stealing elections and committing election fraud. But only when they win.

        1. District 25 could use a therapeutic a$$-whoopin’. It’s been an embarrassment.
          The District which kept electing Pischke is long overdue for such a correction. Bryan Breitling would be an improvement but if he’s running for Pischke’s seat, nobody is aware of it. He’s a ghost.
          That leaves the current Republican candidate for the senate, who is frequently mad as hell about something somebody did but nobody knows what it is, or who did it. He’s a volcano who erupts without warning and nobody ever knows what triggered him. They’re going to have a great time when that one gets to Pierre: if they thought maple syrup was a problem just wait till they’re hit with hot lava.

  2. I really hope Haggar doesn’t let him off with a misdemeanor. Pischke knowingly committed election fraud. He should pay the price for that.

    1. Tom Pischke is an elected official who knowingly committed felony election fraud. Allowing him to plead down to a misdemeanor would be a miscarriage of justice.

      1. I’m not a lawyer and I could be mistaken, but I don’t think there is a lesser included charge he can plead down to

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