chilimuybueno said:

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You mean certain voters don't care.

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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I'm sure she'll take the Hillary Clinton approach.

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aggiehawg said:

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And she just easily won reelection even after all of that. Fulton County just expects their County DAs to be as corrupt as possible. The voters don't care.

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aggiehawg said:

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CSTXAg92 said:

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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I'm sure she'll take the Hillary Clinton approach.

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IT guy here. Deleting it from her system doesn't mean it's not on someone elses server, backup tape, or even handheld device. They will find the emails if they want to find them.

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Why I posted about Ashleigh Merchant before. She'll find them. Amazing attorney.

For people who never paid attention to Fanni's other signature trial, Young Thugs trial, Ashleigh was the head of the criminal defense attorneys assistance committee. When a judge was going off of the rails in a crim trial, attorneys could call them (state wide) and several attorneys would drop everything and show up to argue on behalf of their own and by extension their clients.

The original judge on the Young Thugs trial was an longstanding state judge who was Black and also the supervising judge for that court district. He was also a complete asshat who had multiple ex parte communications with the prosecution AND a witness that he openly threatened with jail time if he didn't testify the way the prosecution wanted him to testify. FURTHER, against ALL rules on ex parte that are not solely procedural, the judge refused to tell defense attorneys about his hour long meeting, WHILE DEFENSE ATTORNEYS WERE SITTING IN COURT WAITING FOR THE SESSION TO START!

But one of the attorneys who was subbing for a defense attorney on a vacay, was in the ex parte meeting, heard the threats to her (now temporary client) and alerted defense counsel but wanted to remain anonymous as she was fellow defense counsel and they can communicate and it would be protected as work product.

When court finally convened that morning, main defense counsel stood up and asked about the ex parte meeting and why the judge had not advised the defense of that? (Because that is the law.)

Judge went absolutely ballistic and DEMANDED to know WHO TOLD HIM ABOUT THE SECRET MEETING! Again judge can't do that. Defense attorney stood his ground, as he should have, and crooked judge had him arrested on the spot in court. Tooke his jacket, tie, emptied his pants, handcuffed him in open court and took him to lock up.

Within 30 minutes, Ashleigh and 25 other crim defense attorneys were outside that courtroom and pounding on the door to be let in to help their now jailed fellow crim defense lawyer. She decimated that judge but he refused to release the lawyer he had jailed.

But Ashleigh and her husband were way ahead. Her husband had the habeas corpus drafted and ready to file if the judge refused to release the lawyer improperly being held. Court of Appeals was waiting in the wings and already prepped for the emergency appeal.

Court of Appeals released that lawyer a few hours later. She kicked butt and took names. That judge was removed from the case as well a few days later.

I tell you what. I never really had an affinity for crim defense work but man if I had interned under a lawyer such as Ashleigh? Might have rethought that decision. Ashleigh is worthy of a GOAT appellation. Amazing attorney who can think on her feet, even in a case she's not working, until she's called to help another defense attorney from being railroaded.

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BoerneGator said:

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Fanni is soooo far in over her head here, and probably too dumb to even realize it, and most certainly at a loss for how to extricate herself from the jam she's in.

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I certainly hope she was too arrogant, defiant and stupid to bleach bit servers or destroy cell phones like Hilldebeast.

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aggiehawg said:

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Just want to point out that the beginnings of Fanni's downfall came courtesy of her affair with Nathan Wade, while keeping him on the payroll, paying him extraordinary amounts of money. He had to submit some version of time sheets to justify those payments. It was those half-assed hourly cost sheets that revealed their involvement with Smith and WH counsel.

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aggiehawg said:

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BREAKING NOW: Georgia judge ORDERS Fani Willis to make public ALL COMMUNICATIONS she had with Jack Smith and the January 6th Committee regarding the RICO case against President Trump.

Judge rules Willis violated the state's Open Records Law.

"The Court also hereby ORDERS… pic.twitter.com/FG98GNG7L4

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) December 3, 2024

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BREAKING NOW: Georgia judge ORDERS Fani Willis to make public ALL COMMUNICATIONS she had with Jack Smith and the January 6th Committee regarding the RICO case against President Trump.

Judge rules Willis violated the state's Open Records Law.

"The Court also hereby ORDERS Defendant to conduct a diligent search of her records for responsive materials within five business days of the entry of this Order. Within that same fiveday period, Defendant is ORDERED to provide Plaintiff with copies of all responsive records that are not legally exempted or excepted from disclosure."

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aggiehawg said:

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And she just easily won reelection even after all of that. Fulton County just expects their County DAs to be as corrupt as possible. The voters don't care.

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aggiehawg said:

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Just want to point out that the beginnings of Fanni's downfall came courtesy of her affair with Nathan Wade, while keeping him on the payroll, paying him extraordinary amounts of money. He had to submit some version of time sheets to justify those payments. It was those half-assed hourly cost sheets that revealed their involvement with Smith and WH counsel.

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one safe place said:

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aggiehawg said:

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And she just easily won reelection even after all of that. Fulton County just expects their County DAs to be as corrupt as possible. The voters don't care.

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Indicative of the sheer number of riff-raff that lives in Fulton County. Same with the district that kept returning She-Jack to office. Wouldn't want to live in either place.

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Sid Farkas said:

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Nothing will happen.

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aggiehawg said:

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And she just easily won reelection even after all of that. Fulton County just expects their County DAs to be as corrupt as possible. The voters don't care.

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annie88 said:

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Sid Farkas said:

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Nothing will happen.

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Sadly, I think you're right, but it's such bull*****

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As many of us argued from the jump, Fani was colluding with the Biden WH, the Biden DOJ, and the J6 Committee.

Now the documents have come out providing that to be true.

They were withheld from the GA defendants on spurious privilege grounds. A disgracehttps://t.co/PlapMv57zE

— Jeff Clark (@JeffClarkUS) February 25, 2026

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The documents show a cozy relationship between the Biden administration and Willis' staff, one that included a meeting between her outside special prosecutor Nathan Wade and the Biden White House.
Wade, who The documents show a cozy relationship between the Biden administration and Willis staff, one that included an unspecified meeting between her outside special prosecutor Nathan Wade with the Biden White House. Wade, who admitted to also being romantically involved with Willis, admitted to a "personal relationship" with Willis outside the office, billed Fulton County $2,000 for an "interview with DC/White House" on Nov. 18, 2022, just as Willis' probe was accelerating, according to the new records Willis was forced to disclose.

There is no further explanation in the documents for that interaction, and Fulton County told Just the News and its lawyers at AFL that Wade did not keep any records of what happened at that meeting. Calls to Willis for comment were not returned by publication time.

The new memos show that the Biden White House counsel's office gave Willis' prosecution team a major gift, waiving Trump's ability to claim executive privilege and to block former administration officials from testifying.
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Biden, however, believed that the "extraordinary events" surrounding the "insurrection" on Jan. 6 in the U.S. Capitol, warranted waiving this historical understanding of the privacy of presidential communications, the new memos show.

In a letter to Fulton County prosecutors in September 2022, Biden's Special Counsel, Richard Sauber, informed Willis' deputy, Wakeford, that the White House would not invoke executive privilege for the testimony of former Trump White House officials before the Georgia grand jury.

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