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Yes when a Grand Jury recommends indictments one can assume something is there.So you just assume that there is something there? Huh?
Of course you do
Try to keep up here.LOL, you mean like how they kicked out republican observers while democrats continued to count votes...
Well, get back to me when they do recommend charges, Okay? Right now you're speculating.Yes when a Grand Jury recommends indictments one can assume something is there.
A Grand Jury get multiple witnesses testify before them. If 2, or more like 3,4, or even 10 make totally different accounts of what occured it is safe to assume that people are lying. Or if they are presented by other evidence, tapes, paperwork, etc.etc. and a witness testifies to the contrary of those sources a lie might be likely.
The point is. If a Grand Jury is willing to recommend charges for perjury one can assume they have good reason. One doesn't have good reason to believe they do so out of spite or bias or whatever your reason to reject their findings going by nothing more than what you find online.
Not really speculating. I am willing to come back to you.Well, get back to me when they do recommend charges, Okay? Right now you're speculating.
There was no widespread fraud. They found fraud but not widespread. How much fraud? Not much. Just enough to tip the election.That's not all that was found by this grand jury. They also determined there was no widespread election fraud in Georgia. Rightarded claims of multiple ballots being scanned multiple times at the State Farm Arena are debunked once again.
We find by unanimous vote that no widespread fraud took place in the Georgia 2020 presidential election that could result in overturning of the election.There was no widespread fraud. They found fraud but not widespread. How much fraud? Not much. Just enough to tip the election.
Again. No widespread fraud. Not a definitive no fraud. No widespread fraud. An admission that there was fraud. Just not widespread. Enough so they won't get into a messy overturning the election. Now watch this go down the memory hole rather than prosecute any one for perjury.We find by unanimous vote that no widespread fraud took place in the Georgia 2020 presidential election that could result in overturning of the election.
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Thats not what the Grand Jury said
Again. No widespread fraud. Not a definitive no fraud. No widespread fraud. An admission that there was fraud. Just not widespread. Enough so they won't get into a messy overturning the election. Now watch this go down the memory hole rather than prosecute any one for perjury.
This is DIRECTLY contradicting the findings of the Grand Jury. Simple as that.Enough so they won't get into a messy overturning the election.
Care to provide some evidence of this?There was no widespread fraud. They found fraud but not widespread. How much fraud? Not much. Just enough to tip the election.
There was no widespread fraud. Not, there was no fraud.Care to provide some evidence of this?
LOL another giant NOTHING BURGER for the left.ATLANTA (AP) — Parts of a report by a special grand jury that investigated whether then-President Donald Trump and his allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn his 2020 election loss in Georgia have been made public.
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Trump election probe grand jury believes some witnesses lied
A special grand jury that investigated efforts by then-President Donald Trump and his allies to overturn his election loss in Georgia is expressing concerns that “one or more witnesses” called to testify may have lied under oath.apnews.com
The report’s introduction and conclusion, along with a section in which the grand jurors expressed concerns that some witnesses may have lied under oath were released Thursday. But any recommendations on potential criminal charges will remain under wraps for now.
The partial release was ordered Monday by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, who oversaw the special grand jury. During a hearing last month, prosecutors urged him not to release the report until they decide on charges, while a coalition of media organizations, including The Associated Press, pushed for the entire report to be made public immediately.
LOL another giant NOTHING BURGER for the left.
No wrongdoing by President Trump whatsoever.
All they recommended was perjury charges for a few of the 75 witnesses that testified. Likely the people that lied claiming Trump said something he did not.
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The special purpose grand jury also recommended the local Georgia prosecutor bring criminal charges if those lies can be proved,Of course, if they didn't get their desired responses they might have lied under oath.
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There was no widespread fraud. They found fraud but not widespread. How much fraud? Not much. Just enough to tip the election.
What facts do you have, Jack?Typical Nonresponse from the MAGA MAGGOT'S out there. They cannot argue based facts, so they post this crap.
Giuliani and Mark Meadows and Michael Flynn all testified before that grand jury. They might be sweating today.
We could see yet another attorney getting fucked for helping Trump.