Posted on 03/13/2024 8:04:07 AM PDT by bitt
A Georgia judge has partially sided with former President Donald Trump by dismissing some of the charges in the bogus election interference case.
It can be recalled that the bogus racketeering case in Atlanta against former President Donald J. Trump and others has been assigned to Scott F. McAfee, a recently appointed Fulton County Superior Court judge who once served under Soros-funded Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
Soros-funded District Attorney Fani Willis returned ten junk indictments against President Donald Trump for questioning the 2020 stolen election—a right protected under the First Amendment of the Constitution.
President Donald Trump, alongside 18 others, was indicted on a total of 41 charges, with Trump facing 13 counts last year, a blatant attack on those who dared to challenge the integrity of the 2020 election. Additionally, 30 unindicted co-conspirators are being scrutinized for their role in exposing election irregularities.
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Read the footnote…that POS threw a lifeline to those DTS badtards. He told them how to re-file those six counts so that they can be stronger in representation nature. You don’t believe me go look it up. He said at their discretion they can go back and re-file those six counts, but reword it for it to have meat on the bones. These people are slimy, and evil. Don’t fall for the dismissal disqualification theme. It’s not going to happen. Nothing was really thrown out and nothing was really won for our side…McFee is covering his ass.
first that 6 charges are so weak...they have to fall....
Second..that another group will be taking over the case.
He's setting the stage to take out Willis and her entire office.
Are people getting aroused in Town? I anticipate riots.
Trump can be in jail and still run for president.😉
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