HikerGuy83
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- Dec 26, 2021
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Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney contrasted District Attorney Willis's professional conduct with the “stream of personal invective" being spewed by Trump and his fart catchers. “Put differently, the District Attorney’s Office has been doing a fairly routine – and legally unobjectionable – job of public relations in a case that is anything but routine."
Republicans Kemp and Rafensperger will be leading a rousing chorus of "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" that will be sure to keep the Goober State on Trump's (alleged) mind, as the Fulton County District Attorney presents a mountain of damning evidence to a grand jury this week.
Trump's hysterical, racist raving and tantrums (e.g.,“lunatic Marxist!”) calculated to arouse his lickspittles are of no consequence in the substantive realm of the legal process. They merely signal yet another overdue diaper change.
After President Biden's victory in Georgia in 2020 had been confirmed by two recounts and certified by Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, the sore loser launched a multi-pronged effort to deny Georgians their votes, including a pressure campaign targeting key state officials.
The lying tub o' goo mewled, “So look. All I want to do is this. I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have!"
When the Secretary of State blew off the Loser, Trump pleaded with Republican lawmakers to overturn Biden’s victory. Trump's addled consigliere Rudy Giuliani regaled the Georgia statehouse with bogus fraud claims.
Trump lawyers filed meritless lawsuits that tried to overturn the Georgia results.
Trumphumps impersonated Georgia electors (16 Trumpers, including the state chair of the Georgia Republican Party) as part of a seven-state scheme to sabotage the Electoral College.
The Loser tried to cajole top Justice Department officials and federal prosecutors in Atlanta into falsely announcing that the election was “corrupt,” and that there had been "massive fraud!" despite there being no evidence of that whatever.
Trumpers tried to breach a voting system.
Trumpers tried to intimidate a Fulton County election worker into falsely admitting she was part of a massive anti-Trump fraud.
Trump and a long list of his co-conspirators will have some 'splainin' to do, and vilifying officers of the court is not countenanced under our system of jurisprudence.
It'll be fun.
O.K.
Now, given what was posted in the O.P., was there a point you were trying to make here ?
Just wondering.