Nancy Pelosi blasted over statement that Trump can "prove innocence"

Nancy Pelosi Mocked for Erroneous Tweet Saying Trump Must Prove His Innocence at Trial

The former House speaker is being compared to the Queen of Hearts in ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,’ who famously said ‘sentence first, verdict afterwards.’

Pelosi Receives Backlash Over Factually Incorrect Tweet on Trump Indictment; It's "Innocent Until Proven Guilty" Not "Prove Innocence"

Twitter users dog piled Rep. Nancy Pelosi over her factually incorrect statement about the United States justice system. File photo: Lev Radin, Shutter Stock, licensed. SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) faced some serious backlash online after she issued a tweet reacting to the news of former President Donald Trump’s indictment, claiming that the accused would have his opportunity to prove his innocence when his case goes to trial.  …

Nancy Pelosi Sums Up TDS, Says Donald Trump Has A 'Right To Prove His Innocence'

Nancy Pelosi Sums Up TDS, Says Donald Trump Has A 'Right To Prove His Innocence' Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com, "No one is above the law, and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence." Say what? [ZH: 'New' Twitter provided some 'context' too in order to help Nancy understand] The Right to Prove Innocence  This is exactly backward. Under our justice system, no one has to prove innocence. The state must prove guilt beyon…

Pelosi ripped for tweet saying Trump can ‘prove innocence’ at trial

Rep. Nancy Pelosi was flagged on Twitter for a tweet saying that former President Donald Trump can "prove innocence" in a trial, suggesting that Mr. Trump is guilty until proved otherwise.

Pelosi's penal pro-tip: Trump has the right to a trial to "prove innocence," you know

Let’s see what someone who spent her entire adult life in American politics has learned about its civics and system of justice. When reacting to the news of the grand jury indictment of Donald T...

Nancy Pelosi gets swift lesson in basic law after declaring Trump must 'prove innocence' after indictment

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) received a swift lesson in basic criminal law on Thursday over her backward response to former President Donald Trump being indicted. "The Grand Jury has acted upon the facts and the law. No one is above the law, and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocen...