[Steven W.]

Cannon ruled that “the Presidential Records Act does not provide a pre-trial basis to dismiss

In both decisions today, the one in GA and this one, the judges had intimated that their decisions were pertaining to the time + standing & state of the respective cases; McAfee kept saying, in hearing, that he thought the motions were best suited as motions for a directed verdict because, only then, will it be known whether Team Fani actually has an underlying crime other than speech ... they say they do and, presumably, they'll get that opportunity to show what they have ... then, in what it seemed the Judge was suggesting, they'd have grounds to move for a directed verdict because the case would then be submitted. In Cannon's case, she granted Jack legal grounds as proper to assume that everything in his fake indictment was true and, more to the point, there was nothing in the indictment alluding to PRA though that's what they based the whole thing off in originating off the "referral" from NARA. As it stands, she, explained in order, she can only operate within the confines of the indictment, meaning the issue of PRA isn't yet on the table ... but once things more along it will be and, then, it's a defense that can be proffered.

[Major Matt Mason]

Cannon should just toss this case, it's obvious what is going on here. Smith running his mouth was a new low, but there isn't a bottom with the Democrats.

[stylin19a]

I’m still wondering why there hasn’t been a motion to dismiss based on equal protection.
Pence and Biden got to skate on having records neither should have had and neither was president.

[ronnie raygun]

We can all see how corrupt they system has become