ARRESTED OVER A MEME. NOW HE'S FIGHTING BACK. Doug Mackey became the face of government weaponization after being prosecuted over a satirical Hillary Clinton meme that jokingly suggested supporters could "text" their vote. A Brooklyn jury convicted him. A federal judge sentenced him to prison. Then the Second Circuit Court of Appeals stepped in and threw the case out entirely. Now Mackey says he's seeking damages from @TheJusticeDept after what he calls years of political persecution. "They tried to throw me in prison for a joke." The question remains: If a meme can get you arrested, what does that say about free speech in America? LindellTV Reporter: @CaraCastronuova

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