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A Reality Check on the Fani Willis Scandal
Is Trump’s Georgia prosecution about to get derailed?
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Lawyer folks, what does Smith removing Trumps March trial from the docket mean?
Former president Donald Trump’s March 4 trial date on charges of plotting to overturn the results of the 2020 election has been dropped from the public calendar of the federal court in Washington, a sign of what has long been anticipated — that his claim of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution would delay his trial while it remains on appeal.
The change did not appear on the official criminal case docket before U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan, who has made clear since Trump filed his appeal on Dec. 7 that all trial deadlines would be suspended while he challenges the case. On appeal, Trump is arguing that the government does not have authority under the Constitution to bring charges against him for actions he took while president after the 2020 election through the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack, when he attempted to prevent Congress from confirming Joe Biden’s election victory.
A delay in the D.C. case makes it increasingly likely that the first of Trump’s four criminal trials could be held this spring in Manhattan on New York state charges of business fraud in connection with hush money payments during the 2016 election. That trial has nominally been set for March 25, but the court in that case has signaled deference to Trump’s federal election subversion case. New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan has scheduled a pretrial hearing in two weeks — Feb. 15 — and is expected to decide after that if the trial will go forward as planned.
Why can’t this lady and this guy step aside and let someone else lead the prosecution?A Reality Check on the Fani Willis Scandal
Is Trump’s Georgia prosecution about to get derailed?www.politico.com
Why on earth did Willis introduce this unnecessary drama into what was already going to be a crazy case?
Can someone explain why they hired an outside prosecutor? Even if it was good move, they didn’t have to hire her boyfriend.
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So essentially it's not illegal and shouldn't be, but it just feeeeeeeeels wrong. Sounds par for this course.
You’re supposed to be beyond reproach. She covered it up and denied it, which means she knew it was wrong. This could have been her ticket to the Governor’s office so she didn’t want to let it go, when she should have months ago.Which means it’s just as bad as all the super illegal stuff Trump and his cronies did.
What was the cover up?You’re supposed to be beyond reproach. She covered it up and denied it, which means she knew it was wrong. This could have been her ticket to the Governor’s office so she didn’t want to let it go, when she should have months ago.
Really?What was the cover up?
Surely you don't mean that Democrats suck (to the point of incompetence) at messaging and public relations activities? Never! It's one of the reasons why I still worry that Trump might actually win in November.And I’m sure she thought about it from a legal perspective, not the broader ramifications.
Willis and Wade are attractive adults in a consenting relationship. If they had made it their story instead of Trump’s complaint, it could have helped them in the public eye.
Really?