Presidential candidate vowing to try Trump for treason performs well in South Texas
A little-known Democratic presidential candidate vowing to put former President Donald Trump on trial for treason went viral after his unexpectedly strong Super Tuesday performance in South Texas. Armando Perez-Serrato, a Californian running a protest campaign against President Joe Biden, racked up thousands of votes in at least three Rio Grande Valley counties' Democratic primaries, peeling off support for the incumbent. Perez-Serrato, who also wants to give Trump the death penalty, according to his website, landed nearly 5,000 votes in Hidalgo County's Democratic primary, coming in second place with 15% of the vote. Biden won around 66% of the vote there.
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