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On this Sunday night we finish with this insightful take on recent hot mess scandal with one of the top commenters from our blog community. Checkit:

Super Dave Seyz Elected Officials Are Innocent Until Proven Guilty Despite MSM Coverage

America is in the midst of a political turmoil and everybody appears to be hungry or angry to impeach somebody. Democrats are fighting Republicans and those two are busy fighting everybody else. Then to top it off we have a Kansas City Kansas politician and a Missouri state governor both facing some sort of criminal charges while still in office.

Anybody charged with a crime in the United States is allotted a chance to be heard before a court of law in a trial with a jury to determine whether the parties are guilty or innocent. Nowhere that I know of is a law written that demands a person forfeit their job or position simply based upon they have been charged with a crime. This is where the saying "innocent until proven guilty" should be the focus of not only the media but every other organization. The media is not a court of law and the media should not be acting as a court of law by using their influence to persuade the people of this country to believe what they are saying as being the gospel truth. But many times the gospel truth doesn’t come out in a trial either.
A grand jury indictment is often used by prosecutors to get people charged with a crime that they might have difficulty in doing otherwise. Grand jury trials are not always impartial they are not always held in an impartial way. It is a closed to the public and unless the defendant is a witness they are not allowed to give any testimony. So in some ways a grand jury can be rather one-sided but allows a prosecutor to throw some stuff out there and see if nine people think there is enough reason to make an indictment. But it is by no means a proven charge of guilt. I have been reading statements all over the place by people stating the party is guilty because the grand jury made a recommendation of an indictment. That is pure crap that’s totally incorrect and just further proof that people continuously let the media think for them.

Just what is going on in Kansas City Kansas, Wyandotte County Commissioner Ann Brandau-Murguia’s case is still being held tight as far as information being released. All we know right now is the charges which usually result from some sort of domestic altercation. We’ve all seen the booking picture of Ann Brandau-Murguia’s with what appears to be an injury to her nose. One thing I’ve noticed is that there has not been a huge calling for her to resign or any legal actions being initiated to remove her from office. In fact this whole case is earning very low key coverage in the media, in my opinion, compared to some others. Is it because she is a woman or is it because it has to do with Wyandotte County and nobody cares what goes on over there? Either way, to me, it is an important case because we cannot have our elected officials allegedly getting into fisticuffs or possibly involved in liaisons that are detrimental to the operation of the government of which they are elected while in office. As I have said, in my opinion, this will be the more interesting of the two cases affecting the Kansas City area.

Then we come to the case of Missouri Governor Eric Greitens. The man admits to having an affair before he was in office. Now while having an affair isn’t in itself a criminal proceeding it does lead one to question a person’s moral character. Now if this person’s moral character was so important to question why wasn’t it not questioned or this affair brought to light before Eric Greitens was elected to office? In fact, in this case the lady is not even the person pointing the finger. The story was started by another male in her life. Is this something that became known and there is a political reasoning for pushing this into the limelight making it into something it really wasn’t? I’m sure there’s a reason for pushing it like this. Eric Greitens lost big time in the St. Louis area for sure and St. Louis County is the same county that put on this so-called grand jury looking for an indictment. Makes you wonder how impartial that Grand Jury was . . .? 

These are the kind of things that will come forth in a trial. The governor is entitled to a fair trial even if it happens while he’s in office. He has lawyers to handle the legal action and the voters do have the right to see a fair trial take place here where the facts are brought out and where the facts become record in a public court for all to see. All of these people yelling for impeachment, yelling for Eric Greitens to be thrown out of office are the first people who would be screaming bloody murder if the same were to be done to them if they were charged in a criminal action. The governor is afforded a fair trial, has a right to a fair trial and should not be judged as guilty or removed from his position or posts until he has had his day in court and is found innocent or guilty. If a change of venue is needed in this case then it should be allowed because this is a very important case one that will affect more people than most people realize. The truth has to come out and be made public before the state of Missouri can even begin to move on.

If the state of Missouri is so concerned with cleaning up its political houses they have time and time again proven that isn’t the case. There have been several incidents in the past few years that should have led to the removal of certain people from their political positions. As in many times if not most times a slap on the wrist was the only sanction given. You can’t attempt to discredit or remove a person from being in office for something they did before being in office while allowing those who do similar or worse actions to remain in office. They say justice is supposed to be blind but in Missouri as in most states or in this country for the most part it isn’t.
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