What do you expect from someone from Dulwich College.
The most recent thing I heard from him - within the last month or two - was that he was planning to leave the country. I’m not kidding.
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Suddenly, they don’t like being associated it’s each other.
For a bunch of (mostly) lawyers, they seem to have no concept of what RICO means.
Rupert’s got another lawsuit:
The Dominion suit was a picnic…
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They still have the SmartMatic suit, too.
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I thought it was going be a televised hearing, but Fani Willis’ response to the court - about the efficacy of trying all 19 RICOs (RICii?) together - dropped last night in the form of a filing to the court.
Willis pointed out the very real danger of some severed defendants filing for a speedy trial (Chesebro and Powell have already filed for both) will result in multiple trials that will - under the speedy trial law - be running simultaneously. This would require multiple court rooms, multiple judges, multiple juries, multiple prosecution teams and will burden the witnesses with having to testify multiple times.
Based on the above, Willis argued that trying a clown car of defendants all at once is something the County has handled before, while severing/batching them will result in circumstances that will overwhelm the court, the county and the witnesses. It’s a very good point.
Legal pundits did a lot of forehead-slapping over Willis’ filing, having not thought through the issue of a severed defendant then demanding a speedy trial. They suggested a fly in the ointment is that forcing some defendants into a speedy trial that they do not want (guess who?) could provide grounds for appeal. A solution would be to have the right to a speedy trial waived as a condition of any defendant being severed.
Basically, Willis has done this before, she is far more knowledgeable as to the quirks of Georgia law, and she is 10 steps ahead of everyone else.
She’s doing exactly what Biden has directed her to do.
She’s taken taken the “she can’t possibly try all 19 cases at once” talking head conventional “wisdom” and proved that it is, in fact, the most efficient, straightforward approach.
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I see this repeated occasionally but have never seen any proof that Biden or any of his appointees or executive branch colleagues has ever done so. The only evidence I’ve seen of POTUS or any executive branch attempted undue influence of State & Local officials was during the last administration. What am I missing here?
You’re trying to reason with a 6-year old.
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You’re not missing anything here. It’s simply another baseless allegation from the maga/conspiracy theory crowd. Like the rest, it’s wholly untethered to objectively proven facts, but fits neatly into the fever dream of their reality.
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Every accusation a confession
I know this seems to have no limit, but I really hope it does:
Hunter Biden’s laptop is back in the news. But before the MAGA crowd get too over-excited, it’s because Hunter is suing one of the people who accessed the computer illegally.
Oops.
You’re the one crying.
That’s the Democrat way.
Just like everything else, Trump cheats at golf in plain sight.
https://x.com/WUTangKids/status/1702013894468817192
He operates on the premise that he’s not going to get called on it because it’s too much bother. This explains why facing consequences in multiple civil and criminal cases is boiling his brain so much.
Mitt Romney won’t seek reelection. As one of the few Republicans that still support the Constitution, he distinguished himself by voting “guilty” in Trump’s second impeachment trial.
When he ran against Obama in 2012 he was asked what he thought was America’s biggest security challenge. He responded “Russia”. Many, myself included, scoffed at that notion. It turns out, he was correct. The country will miss him.
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Guys, Trump tore the tag off of his mattress in 1986.
Seriously, who gives a shit what he does golfing. He owns his own golf course. I would say he can do whatever he wants on his golf course.
You are one deranged individual.
Good riddance to that clown.
He will have more time to spend with his friends/corporations.