Sorry, but Fani Willis is overreaching

[Bucky]

The Fulton County DA says she wants to prosecute the Georgia RICO case "all the way to the top of the ladder" and not just prosecute the flunkies and "street level" criminals in the organized gang.

With all due respect, what kind of lawyer doesn't realize that her jurisdictional authority doesn't include Vladimir Putin?

[Lovie777]

1. Good one...........................

[gab13by13]

2. She can still indict Putin

Mueller indicted 13 Russian nationals, 3 Russian companies, and 12 Russian GRU officers.

[Chainfire]

3. Don't worry about her overstepping, Trump will be demanding his redneck army arrest her.

A little summary justice goes a long way.

[gab13by13]

4. Georgia Magats will fire her.

[jaxexpat]

5. I love summery justice.

The con tops blooming and fresh tomatoes in the garden. Summery sausage and bikinis.

[Chainfire]

7. If you lived where I live the Summerys are quite unpleasant. It gets hotter than the hinges on the gates of hell here.

[2naSalit]

14. Guess you don't have any...

Summery just.ice to cool things down a bit?

[Chainfire]

16. Well, I will admit, the Summers do give me a case of the ice.

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

20. You obviously haven't been to Texas or Florida in the summer

Ice outside of a freezer doesn't last long.

When I was on town pass from basic training in San Antonio, late July, Mum and I went to one of the riverwalk cafes and chose to eat al fresco. We ordered iced tea to go with our meal. I was rather surprised at how much ice was in the glasses.

I wasn't surprised after all of the ice melted before the appetizer arrived.

[2naSalit]

24. Actually I have...

And I'll raise you one;

I spent an entire summer, May to September, living in the Anza-Borrego desert, Some nights it would cool down to +110F.

We didn't have ice at all.

[niyad]

6. You nearly owed me a keyboard.

[ananda]

8. LOL

[PatSeg]

9. Ha, ha, ha!

[bringthePaine]

10. 🤣👍

[Goddessartist]

11. You got me!

LOL

[gab13by13]

12. Listening to a guest on Stephanie Miller

and it appears that Neal Katyal overreacted to Fani Willis saying her trial would go into 2025. Fani was responding to a question about how long the trial would take. Fani's answer was based on many possible Trump appeals, I mean the way Trump rolls he is going to drag out his trials.

[BaronChocula]

23. I saw Katyal on The Last Word

and he seemed rather indignant about the timeline Willis quoted saying that if Trump wins the election before being found guilty, he can't be imprisoned in any way. Willis on the other hand often reminds us that it's her job to follow the law with an absence of political considerations. But there may not really be that much daylight between them .

All I know is I'd love to see that loser lose everything and go to prison.

[Escurumbele]

13. Good one...very good. If she could, the entire World would be in her debt.

[Yavin4]

15. Trump won't ever rat on Putin

Lots of windows at Mar A Lago, and I'm not talking about the operating system either.

[Ford_Prefect]

17. Mary Trump has offerred the opinion that his personality will collapse at some point in the process with the possible

side effect that his health may do so too. If he loses enough of what props up his ego ($$$$$), or can no longer negotiate the outcome of one of the trials, or gets incarcerated to where he has no contact with anyone other than his lawyers, then he might rapidly decline.
According to her he lives in and on substantial denial. When he cannot deny his situation or get someone else to do it for him will be the point where he begins to fall apart.

IMO he should have been rendered incommunicado before this as a security threat to the nation. They did that with Noriega and others on the basis that they knew national secrets which might become public or transmitted to a 3rd party.

[Bucky]

18. I don't think sane people can actually understand what goes on in a crazy person's head

I thought Charles Manson would have cracked by now. I was wrong, but then again, I can't really understand Charles Manson's inner processing

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

21. Manson did crack

It's why the CA penal system sent him to Vacaville CMF's psychiatric ward--twice. First in 1974 and then again from 1976 to 1985. Both transfers were because he exhibited 'conceptual disorganization.'

https://www.dailyrepublic.com/lifestyle/local-lifestyle-columnists/charles-manson-at-the-california-medical-facility/article_c69a3905-b702-57cd-a129-b47dc88f9398.html

Edited to add: And no need to worry about him cracking anymore. He's been dead almost 6 years now.

[Yavin4]

19. He won't have a graceful ending.

I do see him being committed or being put under someone else's care near the end. He won't be able to handle losing again or going to jail.

[MadameButterfly]

25. I hope it collapses before

he gets re-elected. Or we're looking at Caligula here.

[Ford_Prefect]

27. More like Dracula IMO...far more blood thirsty than Caligula.

[MadameButterfly]

30. but equally insane

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

22. But are the windows high enough?

Because it's quite possible to survive falling from 2-3 stories. I fell out of a tree from approximately 2.5 stories up as a kid. Only knocked the wind out of me, not even a strained muscle. Maybe because I landed on grass and the ground was nearly squishy from springtime rain.

Probably cushioned the fall.

[ShazzieB]

28. I'll bet that soft ground did cushion your fall.

Also, you were a kid, and and a kid's body is more resilient than that of a 70something year old man.

Although TFG's case, he does have some built-in cushioning.

[Blue Owl]

26. Bwah!

[housecat]

29. But it does include Putin's American assets.