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Originally posted by fwbulldog:
Let’s say she gets booted, then what? Do they just get another prosecutor? What difference does it make which prosecutor runs the prosecution? Do you think they’re going to stop?

If she and the entire DA's office are booted, under Georgia law, the case is then sent to a non-partisan council of prosecutors and in particular a Mr. Skandalakis who heads the council and makes the ultimate decision.

He can decide to drop the case, add charges, take away charges or dismiss defendants. He can ask a prosecutor to take the case but he has the power to appoint someone, against their will but that's unlikely.

This entire process takes time and he doesn't want to be seen as quick or lacking in temperament so it's unlikely that he would a reprosecution decision and trial would take place before the election.

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Originally posted by fwbulldog:
Let’s say she gets booted, then what? Do they just get another prosecutor? What difference does it make which prosecutor runs the prosecution? Do you think they’re going to stop?

Well, her entire office, the Fulton County DA's office, would be out so the Georgia DA or someone else would need to hire a special prosecutor or find someone to take up the case. But who would want to take up this ridiculous RICO case against a former and likely future President? I don't think anyone will step forward. My guess is that this case will be shelved once this bitch is booted.

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Originally posted by fwbulldog:
Let’s say she gets booted, then what? Do they just get another prosecutor? What difference does it make which prosecutor runs the prosecution? Do you think they’re going to stop?

I would imagine that the replacement DA will have to decide if they want to continue the case or close it.

https://www.indystar.com/story...updates/72804883007/

Fulton County Superior Judge Scott McAfee said he plans to rule within two weeks on whether to disqualify District Attorney Fani Willis from the election racketeering case against Donald Trump.

McAfee closed the hearing Friday saying he was grappling with several legal issues and factual disputes.

“There are several legal issues to sort through, several factual determinations that I have to make and those aren’t ones I can make at this moment,” McAfee said after three hours of forceful submissions by both sides. “I will be taking the time to make sure that I give this case the full consideration it’s due. I hope to have an answer for everyone within the next two weeks.”

Closing rebuttal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQB6MeUJcfc

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Judge Scott Macfee’s voice sounds just like actor judge reihold in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”

https://lists.youmaker.com/lin...a3SBI8Sbkr/Hyj9G1HOU

Trump Wins Missouri Republican Caucus

Meanwhile, the Michigan Republican Party will bind the remaining 39 of its 55 delegates, with most going to President Trump.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.—President Donald Trump won the Missouri Republican presidential primary on March 2, the latest triumph in his undefeated nominating contest streak.

The Associated Press called the race for President Trump at 12:40 p.m. ET with just 5 percent of the votes counted.

The first voting results out of Missouri’s GOP caucus indicated a likely significant win for former President Donald Trump.

Fifty-one delegates are up for grabs.

Ben Watson said he caucused for former President Donald Trump because “he gave us a lot better prosperity when he was in office.”

“Almost everything (President Trump) did helped America prosper,” Mr. Watson said. “Whereas the current president, everything he’s done helped America flounder.”

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Flatulent Fani's fallacious phone deFENSE falls flat under ferocious forensic analysis.

I don't think we'll have to worry about Fani coming into court a year from now and trying to use cell phone ping data against a defendant because I expect she won't be a lawyer anymore. Maybe if she's lucky she'll be a manager at White Castle.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
I don't think we'll have to worry about Fani coming into court a year from now and trying to use cell phone ping data against a defendant because I expect she won't be a lawyer anymore. Maybe if she's lucky she'll be a manager at White Castle.

If she is friendly enough to get tips she can add to her cash stash.

I truly believe that the judge in this case knows exactly how he is going to rule, but wants to cross all of the "Ts" and dot the "i".

https://www.americanthinker.co...acle_developing.html by Andrea Widburg


In a depressing world, Wayne Allyn Root sees a Trumpian miracle developing


The news is depressing: Our economy is stagnant or failing, our border is broken, our ostensible president is a hard-left, dementia-riddled puppet, the Middle East is aflame, Ukraine sucks up our wealth and military matériels, China is rising, racial schisms fracture our nation, our children are targets of institutionalized sexual predators, and Donald Trump is facing unprecedented civil and criminal lawfare. However, sometimes, things must get really bad for people to react, and this reaction has Wayne Allyn Root seeing something miraculous happening: The nation is consolidating behind Donald Trump.

Root, a former Vegas oddsmaker, is famous for making money off of smart predictions and being a relentless but still pragmatic optimist. In other words, he’s not a mindless Candide who perpetually insists that we’re living in the “best of all possible worlds,” even as everything collapses around us. Instead, he looks at the evidence and, when possible, sees positive outcomes.

And when it comes to Trump’s status as the inevitable Republican candidate, Root is seeing a very positive outcome. After detailing how every powerful institution in America is actively working against Trump, Root argues that Trump is not falling under the pressure of those onslaughts. Instead, he is triumphing:

Yet after all of that, President Trump holds the lead over Joe Biden in virtually every national poll; leads in every battleground state that determines the election; leads among Generation Z (the youngest voters); and in some polls leads among Latino and black males. A recent poll showed Trump leading among Jewish voters in New York state.

Root then closes with two anecdotes (and I know they’re not evidence, but they are compelling) that should cheer you immensely. I urge you to read the essay to put a smile on your face. https://www.thegatewaypundit.c...ething-supernatural/

And now my two cents. What Root is seeing is a trend line. If you ever listen to the brilliant, eclectic Scott Adams, one of the things he says is that one should always watch for trends. If you don’t get hooked on specific data points or statistics but watch the way the wind is consistently blowing, you’ll get a sense of who are the winners and the losers.

It’s not just that blacks and Jews are beginning to turn on Biden. What we’re also witnessing are judges starting to stamp out extremism, whether from the parties before them or, in the case of appellate courts, from activist judges. Judges are political animals (especially leftist judges) and, whether we like it or not, they will respond to political trends. If they see that the nation is consolidating behind Trump, they will not want to put their imprimatur on dubious (at best) court rulings that seek to deny the majority of American people the ability to vote for the presidential candidate of their choice.

Exhibit A may be that the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, said that it would take up Trump’s claim that he is immune from prosecution, throwing a serious wrench in the Democrats’ efforts to take Trump out before the election. Jonathan Turley, a serious legal analyst, explains how helpful this is for Trump:

“The real victory here for Trump deals with the calendar,” Turley told “Special Report” host Bret Baier. “You know, the overriding push of Smith, the special counsel, has been to get a trial before the election. He is running out of runway. If this opinion doesn’t come out until June, perhaps, you have to remember that even if Smith wins, the mandate goes back to the district court, which has to handle all the pre-trial motions. That could take months.”

In practical terms, the Supreme Court is ensuring that the People, not a manifestly biased judicial system, get to say whether Trump should lead this nation. Even hard leftists understand this. The Hollywood types are melting down, while a more astute leftist like Andrew Weissman (who has abused his prosecutorial power against Trump and his supporters) bemoans that the Court “is essentially saying that [Trump] is de facto immune” and that “the DC case is now on life support.”

Meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, the plaintiff in a case accusing Trump and two local GOP poll watchers of defamatory statements regarding election fraud has withdrawn the suit. Maybe it got too expensive. Maybe the evidence showed that truth is a defense. It doesn’t matter. What matters is that the withdrawal reflects a turning tide.

This is why Root is optimistic and why you should be optimistic, too. Of course, optimism doesn’t mean being the hare in Aesop’s fable; that is, assuming victory and ceasing all effort.

Instead, it means working harder than ever to ensure this positive trend continues until it is an unstoppable force. That force means that, in 2024, we elect a president, a Congress, state legislatures, city councils, and school boards that honor the Constitution and laws of the United States, support our true allies and stand up against our real enemies, protect our children, and truly Make America Great Again.

Nice post and I agree 100% with the trend. Trump has had a very good week. I'm living like the world and our way of life will survive - lots of reasons why it's gonna be spicy but no reason to be a sad sack or dark cloud.

Haha

https://twitter.com/bennyjohns.../1764106478368035227

Here in MO we did our part today:

Now THAT……is a good old fashioned ass kicking!!

ETA:
I have no doubt she will, but Texas had better do its part this coming Tuesday. GET OUT AND VOTE, Texans!!!

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Halley gets the endorsements of Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins. Both Murkowski and Collins voted to impeach Donald Trump in the second trial.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/...ndorsements-n2636008

Idaho doing its part