Let's clear something up right now

[Aviation Pro]

Making DA Willis the face of this case is wrong, it's the State of Georgia that is the plaintiff.

Fani Willis and her office is the state's instrument.

[Recycle_Guru]

1. you could say the same thing about Jack Smith__it's what we humans do

[Aviation Pro]

3. Correct

The United States of America is the plaintiff and that carries far more weight than one individual. That's why SC Smith is such a stone, cold killa, he never forgets that.

[Brainfodder]

2. Also! Reminder A GRAND JURY made up of citizens did this!

TFG and sycophants will dance around it.

He is a great dancer!

[ProudMNDemocrat]

5. You mean like this?

SUPERB dance moves.

[BlueKota]

10. He looks like he is struggling to have a

bowel movement.

[BaronChocula]

25. There's a name for that

Mar-a-logjam

[BlueKota]

27. 🤣

[Brainfodder]

11. He is ready for his solo Madison Square Garden series, I am sure he would SELL OUT!

Perhaps to shut up mouthy Republicans: WANNA BET ON EACH TFG INDICTMENT?
*add If he dies during clause, then bets are void*

Bonus: [Advised to not be eating or drinking for these]

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I don't put it past him to croak on schedule?

His upcoming mugshot debut with no face paint or special treatment!

Looking forward to seeing a lot of RATHER BE DEAD THAN THIS GUY bright orange T-Shirts that will be all the rage?

[geardaddy]

18. Those are excellent!

[Effete Snob]

4. Some people can't help but become fascinated with personalities

You are utterly correct.

IMHO it's unseemly to heap personal praise on public officials for doing their jobs.

That especially goes for judges. Some folks learn quickly not to say "thank you" to a judge after a ruling during the course of a proceeding, because a lot of judges will take that as a statement that one believes the judge is doing them some sort of personal favor, and they will find "thank you" to be patronizing and offensive.

[Irish_Dem]

6. Yes it is the PEOPLE vs Donald J. Trump.

[Jarqui]

7. I've been stressing

Facts, evidence, testimony mostly by Republican witnesses led to House & Senate majorities to support impeachment.

Facts, evidence and testimony led four different Grand Juries made up of Americans in New York, Florida, DC & Georgia to conclude they had probable cause to believe Donald Trump committed 91 felonies.

Bragg, Willis & Smith led their respective Justice efforts to collect the facts, evidence and testimony.
They and law enforcement did their jobs.

But the American people made the decision to indict Donald Trump.

To even submit something to a Grand Jury, the DA or Special Counsel or Attorney usually already has a very optimistic sense that the Grand Jury will approve - 80-90%?

To have that level of prosecutorial confidence result in 91 different felonies, the chances of Trump beating all 91 felonies are so miniscule - virtually non-existent.

Only outside forces like pardons, legislature, vacations on the Supreme Court buying decisions, getting to a juror, etc can stop this now.

[Justice matters.]

17. or "flight risk" ...

then harassing his perceived "enemies" online, enticing his armed terrorists to commit crimes from abroad (like bin Laden... in a sense).

[Jarqui]

21. 4 indictments, 91 counts

Facing a maximum 712 years and 6 months in prison

I'm confident he will not beat all 91 counts.

I still doubt he'll serve a day.

When things get iffy, he'll take off.
It won't be the South of France.
It will be some place where he can't be extradited

[rubbersole]

8. Not according to faux news.

Partisan, racist, Soros backed, higher office aspiring, etc. +20 more.

[Aviation Pro]

9. Fuck Fux and their fucking Fuxanda

They are nothing more than fuxing oxygen thieves.

[2naSalit]

23. +1

[Elessar Zappa]

16. What Fox News says is utterly irrelevant.

[Marthe48]

12. I liked what someone on MSNBC said the other day

If one DA is removed, there is another. If a prosecutor is removed, there is another. I think it was one of the legal analysts and the conversation was about threats directed at people active in these investigations.

None of the DAs and prosecutors should have to worry about a through and through traitor directing his goon squad to harm representatives of law and order, but here we are.

I don't think of D.A. Willis or S.C. Smith as traitor's adversaries. To me, they are more like heroes representing the concept of good against the concept of evil.

I'd really like to see a powerful voice and personality emerge who could completely counteract the poison of traitor's words and actions, and help people back to normal. President Biden is great, but as long as traitor keeps making Pres. Biden the enemy, traitor's supporters won't move from their evil position.

[orangecrush]

13. Totally correct

Good point.

[lastlib]

14. You couldn't convince a MAGAt of that....

...with multiple blows over the head with heavy lumber. To that crowd, it will always be the "very racist, radical-left, deranged fanatical" Fani Willis, "witch-hunting the greatest president ever."

[RANDYWILDMAN]

15. He wants black women to be the face of his attacks

but it not going to help him this time...

[Sedona]

19. I'm a Georgia voter

I am most definitely a plaintiff

[hay rick]

20. Faceless, colorless government doesn't sell the polarization narrative.

Fanni is a racist's dream scapegoat. The media is counting eyeballs and will play along.

[2naSalit]

24. Sadly true. ...nt

[Wounded Bear]

22. trump is the "face" of this case/trial...nobody else...nt

[BaronChocula]

26. I'm ecstatic that Fani Willis is the DA on this case

And I'm more than happy to see her face at the helm.

[Blue Owl]

28. K&R