Rhode Island State Senator Joshua Miller recently evaded severe punishment despite being caught red-handed vandalizing a car with an anti-Biden sticker. Miller, arrested in June, initially denied the allegations. Still, surveillance video evidence contradicted his claims, leaving no room for doubt about his wrongful conduct. However, he received minimal repercussions – a mere $3,000 restitution payment with his conviction potentially erased if he maintains clean conduct for the rest of the year. The Rhode Island GOP criticized this lenient treatment, highlighting another instance of double standards in political justice. Meanwhile, Miller remains firm on not stepping down, despite the dubious shadow now cast on his reputation.
