The judge has been described as 'pro-Trump' by some of the former president's opponents, but did a photo show her sporting MAGA 'bling'?
and articles about the Florida judge's appointment, fueling further anger from Trump's opponents.
The image of two female Trump supporters was taken on September 3, 2022, during a pro-Trump rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The photo's author does not identify either of the women pictured. While it can be argued that the woman on the left side of the photo resembles Cannon, pictured below, the claim itself appears to stem from a misleading use of the image in another publication,"Trump rallygoers, or members of the judiciary? It's hard to say," the caption under the same image says in theWhile the article, dated September 6, 2022, goes to great lengths to point out and list Cannon's perceived failings and bias in the Trump case, nowhere does it claim that she is...
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