GA Case

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

She’s conveying anger and annoyance. I don’t think she needs to be likable for the judge.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

She’s conveying anger and annoyance. I don’t think she needs to be likable for the judge.

+1

For the purposes of this case, she is doing great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

[Anonymous]

Love how she puts the charade into perspective.

[Anonymous]

Her explantion for having cash, in context of the African-American experience, makes perfect sense.

And the idea that she or Mr. Wade benefited in some what because of their relationship as it pertains to the trump case, is a crock.

This should all be put to bed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

Are you an African-American woman? If not, then you just won't understand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her explantion for having cash, in context of the African-American experience, makes perfect sense.

And the idea that she or Mr. Wade benefited in some what because of their relationship as it pertains to the trump case, is a crock.

This should all be put to bed.

Yet, she paid the person rent using a Cash App, per her testimony.
Interesting that her claim of reimbursing her lover is not traceable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

Are you an African-American woman? If not, then you just won't understand.

Seems as if Wade is the only one she paid in cash.
THAT is what not is credible.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Her explantion for having cash, in context of the African-American experience, makes perfect sense.

And the idea that she or Mr. Wade benefited in some what because of their relationship as it pertains to the trump case, is a crock.

This should all be put to bed.

Yet, she paid the person rent using a Cash App, per her testimony.
Interesting that her claim of reimbursing her lover is not traceable.

“Interesting” doesn’t mean it outweighs what she says.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

Are you an African-American woman? If not, then you just won't understand.

Seems as if Wade is the only one she paid in cash.
THAT is what not is credible.

That wasn't her testimony. She went out for evenings with friends and generally used cash. She paid Wade back for a trip he booked, in cash. That is my experience as well. I really don't get this whole line of testimony...is it illegal to have cash and use it?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

In fact I do not think that Charlie Kirk is a likable person.

[Anonymous]

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.

She is answering all the questions, though. Thoroughly.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis is not coming across as a very likable person.

I’m listening and I disagree.

Me again, she seems to really be trying to put all the information out there.

Too much information. She goes off on diatribes, probably in an attempt to avoid answering the questions.
She said she wasn't watching the other witnesses prior to entering the courtroom. I doubt that is true.
Her explanation of paying in cash was not believable.

And, you think this is a likable person?.....

Are you an African-American woman? If not, then you just won't understand.

Seems as if Wade is the only one she paid in cash.
THAT is what not is credible.

That wasn't her testimony. She went out for evenings with friends and generally used cash. She paid Wade back for a trip he booked, in cash. That is my experience as well. I really don't get this whole line of testimony...is it illegal to have cash and use it?

Of course not.
The question here is if she actually paid Wade for the trips they took, given that the charges were all on HIS credit card.
It is convenient that she claims she paid it all back in cash which provides no proof that she actually paid him. And, she become incensed when asked if she has any proof that she paid him in cash.
It is easy to claim that she paid in cash once her affair came to light and her numerous trips with her lover came into question.