[Drew68]

the guy says he’s a professional sh*t poster, I assume the judge would have thoroughly vetted this BEFORE releasing this info to the defense and DA, he wouldnt want to look like a complete moron by someone who was just punking people, I mean after all its the INTERNET, everyone lies online, my cousins sisters daughter said something, doesnt mean its true, so why are they releasing this now

This whole thing seems kinda silly.

Let's say the Hunter Biden case goes to a jury. I could just as easily post from a burner account on the court's Facebook page while the jury was deliberating, "My cousin is on the jury and told me he's guilty."

And then when a jury came out later with a guilty verdict, it would look shady. But really, it was nothing more than a totally effortless prank on my part.

I'm not expecting much to come from this.

[sunny bonobo]

Shouldn’t matter. If the guy actually has a cousin on the jury, that should be enough for mistrial. Of course that’s just MHO and I’m not a lawyer.

[Nervous Tick]

>> I’m not expecting much to come from this.

Of course you aren’t! Because nevertrump.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

You’re probably right, as this seems a little too ridiculous to be true. But you have to wonder why Merchan would write this letter knowing that it opens another can of worms in a case that is the most scrutinized case ever. In a case where there have been allegations that “the fix was in” from the beginning, this new twist adds a great deal of fuel to that fire.

[cuban leaf]

And everyone needs to remember that it’s completely legal to lie on the internet. In fact it’s a hobby of mine. 🤣

I don’t roll often, but when I do it usually involves saying things in such a way as to cause people to think I’m saying something I’m not. And that’s usually when the fun begins. 😎