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That acronym stinks.They should have called it the Freedom America Road Trip.
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I finally got a chance to read the entire indictment.
How anyone can call it a witch hunt or political prosecution never read this. They have actual physical documents/surveillance/audio/texts of all of this, corroborated by people IN HIS CIRCLE.
If you still support t*ump... Like we knew you were on the wrong side of history, but now it's confirmed. Holy fuck.
Remember when he had the "perfect phone call", and his cultists would say "just read the transcripts" whenever someone would ask them about it?
And then the reporter would ask "so did you read the transcripts?"
"nope, I trust him".
The same applies here. NONE of them will read the transcripts.
I finally got a chance to read the entire indictment.
How anyone can call it a witch hunt or political prosecution never read this. They have actual physical documents/surveillance/audio/texts of all of this, corroborated by people IN HIS CIRCLE.
If you still support t*ump... Like we knew you were on the wrong side of history, but now it's confirmed. Holy fuck.
The hitch is, lots of evidence for the indictment is based on the words of one of Trump's lawyers. Trump's new lawyer will likely ask Judge Cannon tomorrow to disclude that evidence, due to attorney client privilege and she likely will, throwing the case into disarray.
The courts have already ruled on that.The hitch is, lots of evidence for the indictment is based on the words of one of Trump's lawyers. Trump's new lawyer will likely ask Judge Cannon tomorrow to disclude that evidence, due to attorney client privilege and she likely will, throwing the case into disarray.
The 11th district will not let Cannon oversea the trial, only the arraignment if that...she got caught breaking the law for Trump once already. They expect her to be reassigned and recuse herself and if she doesn't, they'll assign her to another case...a case of this magnitude cannot have a weaponized judge. She was randomly selected but she won't be the judge of the trial according to the professionals who know about the process.
The courts have already ruled on that.
She can still refuse to allow said evidence.
Can this happen during arraignment or is it after? Cause she won't (and shouldn't) be presiding over the trial.