Posted on 02/16/2024 1:59:00 PM PST by Jim W N
And he had a good sense of humor about it
He made it to 99 years
Wow
The cabin was in TN
Fani said who would go to TN for a vacation so apparently they did stay there...
They set out to go to TN for lunch OK I live in TN and I sometimes go to Atlanta for lunch... 2 hours travel time...
But in their case they traveled for 6 hours ...either Nashville or the Smokies...
Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Cades Cove...all of them have log cabins for rent...small to huge and fancy with pools...
and so they stayed at least 1 night...
Fani doesn’t like my state...
Too many US flags on the houses...
and Trump voters....
yeah well we dont like you...
nor the horse with no name but Joe you rode in on...
“Later he fell into a trap and opened the door to now allow “privileged” attorney/client evidence. Even the judge and whole courtroom laughed about that stupidity. lol”
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I admit to not watching the entire questioning...
Could you tell at what moment/minutes in the questioning this took place?
I would dearly enjoy watching that portion of it.
Fani Wade & Nathan Wade CHOSE VIOLENCE! Day 2 Disqualification Recap AND IT’S GOOD! Viva Frei Vlawg!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlhXDknUGcE
Yet, we’re talking about occasions that took place within the last several years, at most. It’s not like he was being asked if he had been at a cabin with Willis 10, 12, 15 years ago. SMH.
Thank you for the link!
Affirmative action at its finest. 😏
I used to think the Harvard President was the affirmative action hire of the Century...
But now, there’s other competition with the GA, and the NY AGs.
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee said he won’t rule on whether DA Fani Willis and her office should be disqualified from the case until after attorneys for both sides have a chance to present arguments, which he said would likely happen next Friday or the following week. He said during a hearing Monday that Willis could be disqualified “if evidence is produced demonstrating an actual conflict or the appearance of one.”
Willis’s team opted not to bring her back today, avoiding the spectacle of more deeply personal testimony from the district attorney.
hilarious...what a db
This should have it I think. Not sure exactly where so you might have to watch it all to catch it.
It would have taken me about a half-second to truthfully say NO.
It would take me about a half-second to truthfully say..NO.
thank you for the link. :)
I hope it was what you were looking for. it was the testimony of Mr Bradley. He is the one who stuck his foot in his mouth that opened the door. :)
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