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ProudMNDemocrat

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2. A small victory for Justice.

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Fri Nov 24, 2023, 09:41 AM

Nov 2023

Ousting a duly elected servant of the people just because she is doing her job is in itself a miscarriage of Justice. What took place in Georgia in 2020 to get the election there overturned there is an example of upholding the law from a DA's perspective. Had the two Republican Senators, Perdue and Loeffler, done the same thing, they too would be facing serious charges of blatant election interference as PO1135809 is.

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Georgia Supreme Court has refused to approve rules for a new commission to discipline and remove state prosecutors [View all] Swede Nov 2023 OP

Good God. Sanity, rule of law and intelligence rears its pretty head in GA! CurtEastPoint Nov 2023 #1

A small victory for Justice. ProudMNDemocrat Nov 2023 #2

Good news but they won't stop trying to find a way. 50 Shades Of Blue Nov 2023 #3

Good news. But In Florida.... Easterncedar Nov 2023 #4

This may only be a victory till January. pnwmom Nov 2023 #5

Sounds like ol' Houston is whistling past the MAGA graveyard Tom of Temecula Nov 2023 #6

Georgia has been fighting to maintain their democracy against MAGAts , and doing a very good job of it. Martin68 Nov 2023 #7

Pro-Democracy voters need to give our brothers and sisters in Georgia a lot of credit peggysue2 Nov 2023 #8