[Fishtalk]

Don’t mean to come on and post my Blog post and move on.

Cause I have some thoughts.

I watched the testimony of that guy and the famous Fani Willis, who is the DA I think.

I listened, yes I did, but it was hard for me to understand exactly what was going on.

I understand that the man was FAni’s lover and Fani paid him with public funds. SHE acted like a real jerk but speculation is that she wanted the conservative press to call her “angry” so she could call them racists.

The Trump people are trying to show how this all was a dishonest theft of an election.

Maybe it’s just me, but we got to get rid of these politicians that think they should tell us how to vote and they should our money as they want.

All I saw during that court thing was a couple of smug and silly politicians thumbing their nose at me.

It’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

[Alas Babylon!]

Think about it. Stacy Abrams called the 2018 election in Georgia theft and illegal, with no real evidence except charges of racism. She was made a hero.

Trump called the 2020 Georgia election illegal, and we actually have video tape of Fulton county election officials pulling boxes of votes out from under tables after they stopped counting for the night.

These two decided that Trump should be charged with RICO crimes, along with all his lawyers and political supporters and a couple of his staff. There are lONG jail times or substantial fines if these charges stick.

Somehow, they are getting their comeuppance. Call it devine intervention, or devine comedy...

[kabar]

Good morning, Pat.

NB. The state court judge appointed to preside in the Georgia racketeering case against former President Donald Trump once worked for Fani T. Willis, the current Fulton County, Georgia, district attorney who obtained the indictment.

Judge Scott F. McAfee, 34, is “brand-new on the bench,” according to Law360. He became a judge in February after his December 2022 appointment to fill a vacancy by Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp. McAffee is the newest judge on the 19-member Fulton County superior court.

McAfee had worked under Willis when she led the complex trial division of the Fulton County district attorney’s office. McAfee was later promoted to the major case division, where he prosecuted murder cases. Willis became district attorney after McAfee no longer worked at the district attorney’s office.