Ex-Sen. Justine Wadsack is suing the city of Tucson for daring to stop her last year as she barreled down a local roadway at twice the speed limit.

For daring to give her a ticket, as if she was just anybody.

And for daring to say she pronounced herself a victim of “political persecution.”

Wadsack filed suit in federal court over the weekend, claiming … wait for it … political persecution.

“It is believed that this was all part of a plan of members of the TPD to act in concert with not yet known City officials to ruin Plaintiff’s good reputation because she was introducing legislation these members of TPD felt were adverse to their interests,” says her lawsuit, which fairly oozes with entitlement.

 Also, because she’s a woman.

Also, because she’s a conservative.

Sure, it was a conspiracy … starting with the Tucson police officer who clocked her going 71 mph in a 35 zone and dared to pull her over on a Friday evening last March.

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