[Missouri gal]

"Randomly assigned" don't you know? The article doesn't give a timeline, but close ties to key people suggest he may have been involved in the case before now.

[EEGator]

What are the odds?…

[Ex-Con777]

Nothing is random when one party controls the timing.

Why did Fani wait until this exact date to file? Apparently she already had all of the indictments printed up.

EC

[FlingWingFlyer]

How in the hell can President Trump get a fair trial when every turd rolling commie lib is in on running the courts and with the little Nazi, Georgie Porgie and his mommas. And what’s up with the Jamaican and Non-Native American Indians running the show? I don’t think we’re in America anymore, Toto.

[kiryandil]

Because OF COURSE he did.

[newzjunkey]

Not surprising if he worked in the office before becoming a judge. What’s his overt bias, if anything?

[bort]

Trump may not be able to get a better judge in Fulton County. However, I think it is absurd for a 34 year-old to 1) be a judge; and 2) have a case of this size and magnitude. This guy will be in way over his head, no matter how smart he is. It is absurd that a 34 year-old—that’s less than 10 years of legal experience and not much life experience—was appointed to the bench.

[Reno89519]

Since the investigation lasted several years, did he work on it? That should be automatic recusal i would think.

[Political Junkie Too]

It will be impossible to find a jury pool anywhere in the country that hasn't already formed opinions, since half the citizens already voted for or against President Trump twice, and half of them also voted for President Trump twice again in the primaries.

EVERYONE has an opinion now. That's why a fair trial of President Trump is impossible no matter the charge, no matter the location, no matter the timing.

-PJ

[sauropod]

Um-hmmm.

[Shady]

Automatic grounds for dismissal.